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yeah, it was a hypothetical, that didn't happen for very specific reasons.

Look, I'm Italian, I live in Germany and the resurgence of nazi-fascism in these two countries is not due exclusively to the fact they didn't purge nazi and fascist supporters back then, but it's still a very big factor. They never went away, they just went into hide, learn to disguise themselves and came back as soon as the conditions were good. People who were raised fascist in their families and inherited their money, values and goals. There's a line connecting them and it's clear now we would all be better off if after the liberation, the Americans or the Soviets went on to purge entirely those structures of power, instead of trying to integrate them in a democratic society.

I don't think the State of Judea can be ever reintegrated into Israel, let alone in a democracy. They are past any chance for rehabilitation, being in a self-destructive genocidal frenzy that even Netanyahu probably won't be able to stop.

because a media outlet goes where there are viewers. They write to be read, so there's little benefit in going on platforms where there's nobody.

They have fascists in power and they still care about language. Also missing the whole context since they clearly didn't read the article.

well, it's full of nazi furries

They didn't attain the power to do what they are doing. When a part of the state takes powers belonging to other parts, that's still a coup. While American Presidentialism is the closest thing to a monarchy there is without having a king, what's happening is already wildly unconstitutional and a frontal assault at democratic structures.

yes. That's how Mussolini and Hitler got into power.

What's happening is wildly inconstitutional and violent in nature. It's just not military violence for a military coup. Not all coups involve the military, that, if anything, here might be a stabilizing force.

After the USAID thing I called it this morning: Before the end of march the U.S. is a dictatorship in all but name.

You're optimistic. Yarvinists are openly advocating for dictatorship.

USAID was a probing attack, gauge the reactions, develop plans, figure out how to do it better with the next department. You don’t start with Homeland Security, the CIA, or the FBI - that’s the final part.

Well, debatable. Purging the secret services first is always a great idea when you're doing a coup.

Not everybody likes information density. Different targets, different styles.

The coup Is mostly through digital means at the moment. They are seizing IT systems and firing sysadmins who do not comply. It's totally about technology, because this is the first coup done in a fully-digitalized global power and it looks nothing like the ones we have seen recently.