Please do not perceive me.

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Cake day: June 8th, 2023

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  • I’ve spent my entire life watching the “minority” Republicans successfully squash, blockade, deflect, filibuster, or poison every single bill any Democrat has ever put forward to make anyone’s life better, while simultaneously presenting and passing their own bills that make everyone’s life worse in service of their own paycheck.

    Now that the tables are turned and a similar sort of action is required of the Democrats to literally save the foundations of our democracy, they do nothing.

    That’s why.

    I’ve been a proud Democratic supporter and blue voter my entire life and I’ll continue to vote for them if I continue to not be offered better options. But I’m not happy about doing it anymore. I no longer trust the Democratic party to be a bastion against fascism and that’s just the long and short of it. The most basic showing of resistance against any of this bullshit probably would have locked in my vote for Democrats for the rest of my life, but they can’t even do that. We have Bernie Sanders and AOC doing the same things they’ve done their entire lives, and every other person is just sitting back in shock watching their office get looted and doing nothing about it.




  • … will have the morals to stand up to fascist orders from the executive branch and disobey them, displaying that they are at odds, or if they will simply obey unlawful, fascist orders to not get prosecuted under the UCMJ.

    Obeying unlawful fascist orders will get you court-martialed, not avoid it. Not obeying them might have you scrubbing latrines for six months, getting a punishment from your CO, but obeying them will end in prison time. This precedent was set at the Nuremberg Trials and this is the reason every soldier is drilled with the knowledge that you are not encouraged, you are obligated, to ignore unlawful orders because the law WILL NOT have your back for performing them.










  • This unironically should have been a requirement of all politicians from the very beginning. They need to publicly disclose their donors at all times, attempts to hide or alter this list can be punished with disbarment and removal of office.

    Patch jackets are a great way to accomplish this (with other referencable lists online to support), they will even work as advertising for the companies. If there is an upcoming candidate that I’m a big fan of and I find out that, let’s say, Microsoft is a major sponsor of this candidate, that will cause me to a) find out why that is, and b) change my opinions of Microsoft, likely for the better if they aren’t doing something underhanded.

    If we can’t remove sponsorships and donations and money in general from our politics, which, let’s be real here… We can at least make it more transparent.