Yeah, becoming the US president didn’t make Trump larger than life, and tweeting directly to his 90 million Twitter followers several times a day didn’t make him larger than life, it was banning him from Twitter that did it.
To the people that already supported him. I doubt he gained any followers by being banned, and since he hasn’t been on Twitter, I’ve heard much less of what he has to say.
They’re just trying to reverse the label that was put on em by people like myself. Seems to me labeling em as authoritarians after all these years are finally getting to em.
I find it funny that they’re attempting to ban everything Trump and his supporters but yet Trump and his supporters are the authoritarians? Only in world of LIBS!!! Authoritarians pretending to be liberal.
Most Americans don’t believe that. Most Americans know Trump is lying about election fraud. Those who believe he is a “voice of freedom” already believed it before he was banned.
This I agree with. The harder Trump’s opponents push against him, the harder he and his supporters push back. It illustrates the main problem with American politics today.
No, just the hilarity of having zero self awareness or apparently understanding what authoritarian even means, while wildly supporting the most authoritarian President and admin in history and 2nd place isn’t even close. No more thought went into it than “this sound bad I call libz this” and it’s funny how so off the mark and tone deaf it is.
Authoritarianism is a form of government characterized by the rejection of political plurality, the use of a strong central power to preserve the political status quo, and reductions in the rule of law, separation of powers, and democratic voting. [
Forum libs are just bitter after decades of calling republicans authoritarians that I was successfully turned it around on libs by exposing their authoritarian nature.
So spare me your ■■■■■■■ insults in your round about ways in claiming I don’t understand authoritarianism. You’re not smart enough to lecture me of definition.