Like, we know what you think. We know, OK? We fucking KNOW.
We know what you think about guns, about unhoused people, about climate catastrophe, about immigrants, about health care, about education, about trans people, about government, about democracy, we've heard about everything you think, OK? There is VERY little variance. We've heard it all. It's exactly whatever they say on all your little blogs and channels. We never stop hearing it all.
We KNOW.
We just oppose.
@JuliusGoat But that's the key, isn't it? They want to say their monstrous, sociopathic, nasty garbage without anyone responding, "What the f*ck is wrong with you? That's sick."
In other words, they demand sole and exclusive access to the proverbial public square and all the megaphones.
...and they don't only TELL it.
@JuliusGoat Which was top of mind because I just listened to the most recent episode of Science Fiction University, which is about The Prisoner, where they talked about this section of 1984, and then went on to mention (among other progeny) LOST, because time is a flat circle.
https://www.sciencefictionuniversity.com/2023/02/ep-12-prisoner.html
@OGjester @JuliusGoat It seems to mean "There is nothing left.
There are no compromises.
We are corrupt,
so get used to it."
the only thing more inescapable, ceaseless and monotonous is referring to fascists as conservative
There is at least one thing that is just as inescapable; The ceaseless monotonous drumbeat of liberals all telling all the rest of us everything they all think?
The only thing MORE inescapable is THE RIGHT to ceaseless monotonous drumbeats... And marketing.
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The thing I’ll never get over is conservatives complaining they can’t say what they think anymore. Is there anything more inescapable in modern life than the ceaseless monotonous drumbeat of conservatives all telling all the rest of us everything they all think?
MY COMMEMT
The most powerful victims in the world.
As former Republican Ethan Gray points out, being GOP or Tory means the right to tell people what to do, ignoring the rules for themselves, & getting outraged when people tell them "no" or "eff off".
Republicanism is "I get to tell you what to do, you don’t get to tell me what to do"
https://www.salon.com/2022/06/09/after-jan-6-can-we-stop-pretending-are-the-law-and-order-party/
Republican conservativism has become fascism.
https://www.vox.com/2018/9/19/17847110/how-fascism-works-donald-trump-jason-stanley
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/conservatism-and-fascism-are-not-the-same-thing.html
That's why I've always said that the Bible and the Constitution are the same thing to Republicans in that they believe those documents allow them to do whatever they want while demanding that we do whatever they say... and nothing else.
Rachel Maddow says "Watch what Republicans do, not what they say."
They say they support the Constitution while voting for a man who calls for its destruction when Republicans lose elections.
Republicans *say* they follow the teachings of Christ while voting for a political party that hates the poor, despises the stranger, and let's the sick die without insulin.
@Npars01 It's conservatism itself, distilled down to its one essential principle, as famously explained by Frank Wilhoit.
https://crookedtimber.org/2018/03/21/liberals-against-progressives/#comment-729288