Notices by A.R. Moxon, Verified Duck ? (juliusgoat@mastodon.social), page 5

The people Trump claims he wants to deport are people in the United States who are undocumented—a group that Trump and his fascist gang call "illegals"—which is a pretty rich term for a gang of thugs led by a convicted felon awaiting sentencing to append to others.

And Vance has got the full buy-in of his boss on this, and Trump has the full enthusiasm of his party—the "conservative" party.

We should be clear that this is openly Nazi behavior.

We should probably just come out and say that we have a very popular Nazi party in the U.S.

J.D. Vance, United States Senator candidate for Vice President of the United States of America, a man with a very real path to becoming the most powerful person on the planet, is actively trying to get people in his own state murdered, because they are immigrants and Black.

And violence has come to Springfield, as violence was intended to. There are bomb threats, and threats upon threats and lies upon lies, and elementary schools are being evacuated, and Haitian Ohioans are hiding in their houses, trying to keep their children safe.

"Keeping children safe," incidentally, is something that conservatives claim is important to them.

Trump's formulation works only if the Haitians don't live there, or if they aren't people, and that latter formulation is of course what all these bigoted thugs are trying to do: dehumanize them, in order to further marginalize them, in order to justify violence against them.

This oppression takes the form of conservatives having to be aware that immigrants exist, and through other people accepting immigrants, and through laws that accept immigrants, all of which creates an expectation that conservatives will accept immigrants, too.

Conservatives are oppressed by immigrants, of course, even though immigrants add value to their communities and always have, even though immigrants uphold the values conservatives claim to hold dear more than conservatives do.

But immigrants oppress conservatives by...existing.

And all of it done to oppress people from Haiti—the nation to whom Trump was referring when he famously claimed not to want immigrants from "shithole countries."

But Haitians aren't the only oppressed people.

Conservatives are oppressed too. They'll tell you all about it.

If you want to quibble over names, let's just call it deeply evil with murderous intent, in a way that is entirely indistinguishable from the historical examples of genocidal propogandists who have come before.

We've seen all this sort of thing before. We know where it leads.

This oppression takes the form of conservatives having to be aware that queer people exist, and through other people accepting queer people, and through laws that accept queer people, all of which creates an expectation that conservatives will accept queer people, too.

Conservatives are oppressed by queer people, too. This, even though queer people want to live life on their own terms without being forced to live on another's terms, which is something that conservatives claim to care about.

Queer people oppress conservatives by...existing.

The expectation that conservatives will accept immigrants, instead of terrorizing and bullying and expelling and killing them, is a very oppressive thing for conservatives to endure, and if you don't believe me, go ask them.

And also conservatives are oppressed by the existence of people languishing in poverty and abandoned by our shared society—people who have lost homes, and disabled people, and sick people, and people who don't have jobs, and people who have been imprisoned, and on and on.

And conservatives are oppressed by the existence of anybody adhering to a religion to the dogmas of their apocalyptic exclusionary yet domineering brand of Christianity. This, though their religion admonishes them to not be the sort of people they insist on being.

The expectation that conservatives will accept queer people, instead of terrorizing and bullying and expelling and killing them, is a very oppressive thing for conservatives to endure, and if you don't believe me, go ask them.

The list of people oppressive to conservatives gets added to daily. Teachers and journalists are being targeted now, and librarians, and people who aren't sexy enough, and people who are too sexy, and performers, and people who are too smart and people who aren't smart enough.

And conservatives are oppressed by the fact that these women want to have some say in how many children their bodies produce, and when, and with whom—which explains JD Vance's creepshow obsession with the viability of their eggs.

This, even though many conservatives ARE women.

And of course conservatives are oppressed by women—the existence of women, I mean, and the fact that women have bodies, and the fact that those bodies produce too many children, and also not enough children.

This, even though many conservatives ARE languishing in poverty, or disabled, or sick, or out of work; this, even though many more conservatives will find themselves in such a state, particularly if they get the sort of cruel and exclusionary society they demand.

You know what? Let's do it. Let's actually do it.
I think we ought to oppress conservatives.

For the very first time in our nation's history, let's oppress the oppressors.

It seems like a great idea.

Read on: https://www.the-reframe.com/its-time-to-oppress-conservatives-2/