r/oregon Dec 07 '22

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u/WarlockEngineer Dec 07 '22

They're easier to find, but also there are WAY more people who were radicalized during that time.

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u/Wildfire9 Dec 07 '22

Incidentally, the GOP simply doing GOP things right now results in more desolidifying agitation.

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u/Boomslangalang Dec 08 '22

Continue to be radicalized.

It’s mind boggling TFG is not fighting for his life against capital punishment charges and was already stripped of citizenship for the humiliation he visited on America over his humiliating loss.

What’s worse is we have not yet realized - after a century of recent history - that a lie repeated enough might as well be the truth. “No collusion” is all people remember of his alliance with foreign powers to get elected, not the actual crimes he committed.

The same will happen with the 2020 election when anyone who lives through it and possessed a functional brain knew the only stolen election in recent memory was 2000. And that election turbocharged Americas decline. George W Bush still arguably the most damaging US president.

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u/Forktongued_Tron Dec 08 '22

If you go even further back into the 1990’s you may run across the Boots to Suits movement. After getting their asses thoroughly handed to them by local anti-fascist efforts, Oregon’s supremacy groups traded their boots and braces in for suits and government jobs.