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18 Feb, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Daily reminder that Republicans are not participating in our government, they're trying to demolish it.
Daily reminder that Republicans are not participating in our government, they're trying to demolish it.

Daily reminder that Republicans are not participating in our government, they're trying to demolish it.

Daily reminder that Republicans are not participating in our government, they're trying to demolish it.

It's worth pointing out the reason there can be a daily reminder is, Republicans are trying hard as they can, every day, to demolish democracy.

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A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon Profile picture
21 Feb
This is wild and frequently hilarious stuff, and a major embarrassment, but the life the hotel staff describes is basically life in a totalitarian regime, with praise for the Dear Leader a requirement just for basic survival.

It's the Republican vision.

washingtonian.com/2021/02/19/tru…
I mean just look at this shit.

And ask: what is the difference between a GOP member of Congress and a Trump hotel staffer, other than the fact that the GOP MoC has won the victory over himself, and truly loves Big Blather? Anyone who wasn’t a Trump f...
I ponder the massive popularity among Republicans for this spoiled toddler of a pig-president, demanding lavish ceaseless praise.

Then I ponder the anti-"woke" and anti-"cancel culture" streams of conservative thought, that amount to a desire to never be corrected.

Same energy.
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A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon Profile picture
20 Feb
Imagine if Christians actually had to live according to their Bibles.
Imagine if Christians actually sacrificed themselves for the good of those they considered their enemies, with no thought of any recompense or reward, but only to honor the essential humanity of all people.
Imagine if Christians sold all their possessions and gave it to the poor.

Imagine if they relentlessly stood up for the widow, the orphan, and the foreigner.

Imagine if they worshipped a God whose response to political power was to reject it.

Or cancelled all debt owed them?
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A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon Profile picture
18 Feb
Republicans really are just running on a platform of “we will kill all of you for money” and millions of people love it, because they think “all of you” doesn’t include them, and they think they’ll get a cut.
It's not just ghouls like Perry and pretty much every Republican, it's the people who keep voting for them even when they very clearly say, "what we propose is that you die for us, so we can go on not providing basic governance, so you can die more."
Hard to escape the conclusion that Perry is right; that freezing to death in your house alone is literally better to Republican voters than having to endure the psychological torment of acknowledging that we live in a shared society.
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15 Feb
Girl are you an angel because you're covered in wings and eyes and people are just *terrified* of you.
Girl is your daddy a thief because somebody stole my TV and I'm pretty sure it was your dad.
Girl do you have a little Irish in you, because I'm from the census and I probably should have led with that information.
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A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon Profile picture
15 Feb
I'd like to ask Kirk Cox what exactly people are being silenced from saying. What, specifically, do they want to say, but don't, for fear of being shamed for it?

And: what, specifically, does Kirk Cox intend to do to ensure nobody can shame them for saying those things?
I'm 46 years old, and I can't think of a time when bigots of all kinds felt more emboldened to speak their minds. I've never been more aware of how many people in my country proudly believe horrible, selfish, anti-human things.

What is this America over which Kirk Cox obsesses?
What is this "robust exchange of ideas" that Republicans would like to have?

What ARE the Republican "ideas" they would like to exchange with us so robustly?
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14 Feb
If you think the answer is “no” you’ll need to ask yourself what on earth would stop him.
Only if dead or debilitated. And honestly given how detached from reality Republicans are, even then.
I don't think dead people can run for and become president, but a lot of things I didn't think could happen have happened simply because if somebody approaches it with the attitude "try and stop it from happening" there exists no political will to stop it.

So who knows?
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