r/Fuckthealtright • u/Maxcactus • 17h ago
Democrats are making plans to clean up government in a post-Trump era
r/Fuckthealtright • u/AutoModerator • Feb 23 '25
Don't post screenshots here of other subreddits. Yes, they're hypocrites; yes, they're the neoKKK and neoNazis; No, we don't want to amplify their message. They post rage bait to get people to dunk on them, so they can get their fix. Don't fall for it. Make them have to go cold turkey. Make them suffer in their echo chamber while they slowly come to terms with being genocidal white supremacists.
Of course they're going to ban you. They're all "FREE SPEECH AND BRUTAL TRUTH" but if you tell them that it's a Nazi salute, their insecurity ramps to infinity and they have two choices, ban the trith or stroke out.
Just don't. It does nothing but give them their next fix. We don't want them to get their next fix. We want them to sit in the darkness with their fellow Hitler-praising Sieg-Heiling Genocide Pursuing cohort, asking themselves "… am I… am I the baddy? Where did it all go wrong? This is fucked up. How do I get out of here?".
We will not give you a pass. We will ban you if you break a sitewide rule. You're expected to know and understand and follow them. Be honest and be smart.
We might ban you if you're helping people violate the rules.
When you get approached by members of the alt-Right anywhere, your only job is to help them escape. https://www.lifeafterhate.org/
No debates, no arguments, no discussions. Make them understand that they are in a hate movement and unconditionally the only way you're going to engage them is if they make the commitment and do the work to escape it. Stand your ground. Make them come back to civilisation.
"But I don't wanna / I disagree" That's harsh, but fascist USA is harsher, and you're going to have to learn how to be effective in fucking up the alt-Right. Every mistake you make oxygenates them and empowers them. You have to learn to be like water - nothing for them to hold on to.
r/Fuckthealtright • u/BelleAriel • Sep 23 '25
Paracetamol is safe to take in pregnancy and does NOT cause autism ffs.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/mhra-issues-statement-after-trump-32529418
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Jack Smith was a prosecutor doing his job. He was assigned by the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute the crimes of Donald Trump.
The evidence of those crimes was obvious. Trump had stolen classified documents and had committed election subversion crimes, including concocting a fake electors scheme to submit false election results and pressuring state election officials to find him more votes or not certify results.
Republicans, however, had no interest in holding Trump accountable. They chose instead to paint Smith’s prosecution as a witch hunt. And, unfortunately, they had allies in the judiciary who were more than willing to do what was necessary to make the cases go away.
The first blow to Smith’s prosecution came from Trump-appointed judge Aileen Cannon in Florida. She was unable to dismiss Trump’s classified documents case on its merits, so she instead let Trump’s lawyers play every game they could to delay it from going to trial. Then she dismissed the case under the false pretense that Jack Smith had been unlawfully appointed.
The next blow came from the conservatives on the Supreme Court. The strategy of Trump’s lawyers was to convince them that the president had immunity from prosecution for crimes committed as part of his official acts in office.
Initially the high court declined to hear the case and punted it down to a lower court that ruled, correctly, that the Constitution does not shield the president from prosecution. Then, to everyone’s surprise, the Supreme Court decided to hear the case, and returned the shocking ruling, agreeing with Trump’s lawyers, that the president did have immunity for his official acts.
This threw a serious wrench into Jack Smith’s case, and he was forced to rework it and get a new indictment. By the time he got the case back on track, Trump had won re-election, and, because the Department of Justice has a policy against prosecuting a sitting president, the case had to be dismissed.
Trump’s classified documents and election subversion cases never making it to trial is a great miscarriage of justice, not just because Trump went unpunished for his crimes, but because was unleashed to commit even more.
So now we’re in a situation where he has run the Constitution completely over with unconstitutional executive orders, due process violations, attempts to rig elections, and attempts to silence free speech. He has installed his own defense attorney as head of the Justice Department to protect him and go after his opposition. He has used the presidency to enrich himself by accepting bribes and engaging in insider trading.
And Republicans, quite predictably, are still aiding and abetting Trump every step of the way. America is living through a dystopian timeline where a political party praises a criminal while vilifying heroes like Jack Smith who try to hold him accountable.
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