Quackery thrives on cognitive biases like confirmation bias and emotional reasoning. Feed people simple, hopeful answers—like “skip Tylenol”—and they’ll eat it up. Tell them they’ve been lied to, and they’ll choose the emotional appeal over a proven solution. We saw both play out recently.

Nixon Impeachment Timeline: May 1973 – Senate probes Watergate; secret tapes revealed Apr 1974 – Nixon releases edited transcripts Jul 1974 – Supreme Court orders full release Aug 1974 – Smoking gun tape confirms cover-up Aug 1974 – GOP leaders warn Nixon; he resigns Nov 1974 – GOP Midterm Wipeout

It's probably a good idea to amend the Constitution to establish a mechanism for removing a corrupt or mentally unstable president between elections, through a two-thirds vote in the Senate.

We won't have the opportunity to heal our democracy until it's widely understood that a Christian Nationalist coup has occurred.

In the Soviet Union—especially under Stalin—false charges were a cornerstone of state repression. Accusations weren’t just tools of control; they were weapons of paranoia, used to purge perceived enemies, and maintain absolute power.

The Kimmel “free speech” row isn’t about speech—it’s about moral authority. Christian Nationalists only defend speech that aligns with their ideals. Eg: Abortion is seen as evil, not a viewpoint—supportive speech is evil. Kimmel crossed their moral line; silencing him is now a crusade against evil.

Christian Nationalists’ conflict with democracy stems from the belief that God’s plan isn’t voted on—His will and biblical values are fixed and unchangeable, meant to be accepted, not debated. That worldview is incompatible with Democracy which relies on pluralism and practical compromise.

Speaker Mike Johnson flies the “Appeal to Heaven” flag—a Christian Nationalist symbol—outside his office. The "Appeal to Heaven" flag is not an official federal flag. It's there today. It was there yesterday. It will be there tomorrow.

Christian Nationalism draws on biblical ideas of struggle—light vs. darkness, Christ vs. Satan. Psychologically, it appeals to those who feel culturally or morally displaced. It's a divine mission and a clear enemy to oppose. Trump speaks to these people in words that dovetail into this worldview.

Christian Nationalists view political rivals and democratic institutions as embodiments of evil. The January 6 Capitol attack is often framed as a spiritual battle, with Evangelical leaders justifying it as seeking divine help to reverse a political outcome against evil or demonic forces.

“Propaganda and agitation containing an appeal for the... weakening of the Soviet regime… shall be punishable by deprivation of liberty for not less than six months.” Excerpt: Article 58-10, USSR Penal Code

“Whoever makes statements that are intended to cause severe damage to... the prestige of the Nazi government or the Nazi Party, or who abuses Party badges and uniforms, shall be punished with imprisonment or penal servitude.” Excerpt, Nazi Germany "Treachery Act" of 1934

When ICE raids are framed like Pokémon hunts—“Gotta Catch ’Em All”—they’re dehumanizing. Gamification strips empathy, metaphorically reducing real lives to trophies in a spectacle of state power. A sadistic, profoundly un-American administration once again shamelessly trivializes human trauma.

Obese Troll has ankles puffier than a tavern bouncer’s ego. Environmental Hazard Gambit: Lure him onto the escalator, disadvantage on movement, play trap card to stop escalator, 2d6 psychic damage, bruised ego. Movement used, action spent—turn ends.

The Nuremberg Trials preserved and archived evidence to counter Holocaust denial and shape historical memory. The U.S. led prosecution efforts, collecting Nazi records and testimonies to build an irrefutable record. Truth must be documented to resist revisionism and protect democratic values.

At the Nuremberg Trials, Wilhelm Keitel was convicted for authorizing mass deportations and brutal reprisals against civilians targeted by Hitler. He claimed he was merely following Hitler’s direct orders—a “superior orders” defense. The court held him personally responsible, and he was executed.

SCOTUS immunity applies only to a president’s official acts. It does not extend to military officers or cabinet officials—even if they were acting on the president’s intent. As the Nuremberg Trials made clear, “just following orders” is not a valid legal defense. It failed then, and it fails now.

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Why do people believe things that aren’t backed by science? Psychiatrist Joe Pierre says it’s often three things: 🔹 Mistrust of experts 🔹 Misinformation repeated until it feels true 🔹 Motivated reasoning—we believe what fits our worldview, even if it’s wrong.

If Tylenol had coughed up a flying palace we'd be talking about Motrin right now.

Cabinet members and military officers are not shielded by the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity. Subordinates remain fully accountable under criminal and military law—even if they were following presidential orders.

💫 Liberace-a-Lago —Trump’s White House aesthetic

“Alligator Alcatraz” casts America as predatory, territorial, and unyielding. It recodes the national character—shifting from a beacon of lawfulness, liberty, and justice to a nation that prizes performative strength and cruelty above all else. This is Trump's America. Look in the mirror.

“Alligator Alcatraz” isn’t just a detention site—it’s now a US brand. With merch, slogans, and official signage, it reframes U.S. immigration policy as spectacle: predatory, theatrical, and perversely punitive. It stands in stark contrast to the Statue of Liberty. This is entirely purposeful.

In “Alligator Alcatraz,” the alligator is a metaphor for predatory surveillance, naturalized menace, and inhospitable terrain. It reframes Federal detention not as bureaucratic necessity but as primal punishment: you’re not just locked up—you’re being fed to a predator in a place you cannot escape

The Nuremberg Judges’ Trial (1947) prosecuted Nazi judges for weaponizing law to persecute minorities and suppress dissent. Sixteen were tried; ten convicted. They stripped citizens of rights through racial laws, sham trials, and judicial executions—exposing how courts can become tools of tyranny.

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After the 1933–34 legislation, Hitler’s Gestapo gained sweeping authority to detain anyone deemed politically dangerous—or merely disrespectful. He pursued his rivals relentlessly, silencing dissent through media, intimidation campaigns, and imprisonment in the "KZ" (Konzentrationslager).

From 1946–49, the U.S.-led "Subsequent Nuremberg Trials" prosecuted the enablers—judges, doctors, industrialists, officers—for crimes like racial persecution, criminalizing dissent... Of the 177 tried, 24 were executed, the bulk got hefty prison terms for enabling Hitler's regime.

Italy’s 1926 "Law for the Defense of the State" created a Special Tribunal to try “crimes against the regime.” It enabled imprisonment or exile without fair trial. Anti-Fascist Antonio Gramsci was sentenced under it—his judge declared, “We must stop this brain from functioning for twenty years.”

The Nazi "Treachery Act" (1934) criminalized speech that harmed the regime’s prestige—even in private. It banned mockery of party symbols and let the Gestapo arrest for “malicious” remarks alone. Many were imprisoned or sent to camps under “protective custody,” where dissent was silenced.

The Nazi "Law Against Dangerous Habitual Criminals" (1933) enabled indefinite "protective custody" detention without trial. Hitler’s Gestapo used it to bypass courts, arresting individuals on just suspicion. Tens of thousands—political and ideological rivals—were imprisoned under its provisions.

The Nazi "Law Against Dangerous Habitual Criminals" (1933) enabled indefinite detention without trial. Its vague language let Hitler’s Gestapo imprison political rivals as “threats.” Many were sent to Dachau, stripped of rights and silenced—until U.S. forces liberated the camp on April 29, 1945.

Trump's Cabinet was selected for obedience to a single purpose - the destruction of Democratic Institutions. Leaders who pursue the Truth, value Scientific Reason, or follow the Law are useless to Trump.

"Whoever purposely makes or circulates a statement... which may seriously harm the welfare of the Reich... or of parties or organizations supporting these governments, is to be punished..." Excerpt, Nazi Germany's "Regulation Against Treacherous Attacks on the State and Party", 1933

Nazi Germany's "Regulation Against Treacherous Attacks on the State and Party" criminalized false or malicious remarks about Nazi leaders. It enabled Schutzhaft—protective custody—allowing indefinite detention without trial which Hitler then leveraged to imprison journalists and media figures.

Consider the potential this period in American history will be known as Trump's "Great Terror" where federal power was instructed to restrict constitutional rights and exact retribution on perceived rivals.

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Christian Supremacy asserts that Christians are divinely entitled to govern society, sideline pluralism, democracy, and the rights of non-Christians. Christian Nationalists will always rationalize Trump's behavior because in their eyes he is God's Tool in a quest for a Christian nation.

Stalin’s "Great Terror" was driven by paranoia, desire for total control, and fear of dissent. He struck back at his foes with vengeance and snuffed out imagined conspiracies. The Great Terror solidified his power but crippled institutions and instilled lasting fear across society.

Somewhere around here there used to be an entire statue dedicated to the concept of Liberty

Federal power is now being used to suppress core constitutional freedoms.

Everything was so much better a year ago.

Vice President Spiro Agnew ran a bribery and extortion scheme while in office, accepting kickbacks from contractors dating back to his time as Maryland governor. In 1973, he resigned and pleaded no contest to tax evasion—becoming the first VP to leave office under criminal investigation.

Odds are Pete Hegseth knocks out a few quick pushups before going on camera

MAGA hats get his point across but an eye-popping symbol on a flashy armband would help Trump connect better with his supporters who don't read too good

The power of the United States government is being directed to suppress Constitutional freedoms

Pete Hegseth dropped strike intel in a Signal chat—timing, targets, weapons—before bombs hit Yemen. The Signal chat was unsecure and included The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief. Pete Hegseth claimed, “Nobody’s texting war plans… I know exactly what I’m doing”, then the entire exchange was made public.

Trump's 34 felony convictions involve fraud and deceit. His crimes qualify as "moral turpitude" under U.S. immigration law. Trump would be denied entry into the US as a visiting foreign national. He would be tracked down and deported if caught on US soil.

If you're wondering why billionaires and corporations flock to Trump, remember that Hugo Boss made a small fortune making Nazi SS uniforms with prison labor and didn’t see fit to apologize until 2011