casualcanyon12 said:The Right-wing just can't get a foothold here in America unless they start using brutal repression against this mindless, nostalgic population. Honestly, the second Tufton passed away, that old-school collectivist mentality crawled right back out of the woodwork—it was always lurking under the surface, just suppressed by everything that happened in the 90s. It’s been blocking any real conservative movement for years now, all because of those endless "progressive coalition" crowds and the rest of the gutter politics that have occupied seats in Congress since the days of the old regime. The only real difference? Now it’s just an older breed of trash, and you aren't allowed to smoke in the Capitol anymore. But let's face it: the exact same elite group has been running this country for the last 50 years.
And what exactly are you suggesting we do about it? Start using the proven methods of Nazi Germany to repress a "mindless, nostalgic" population?
Have you considered that a Right-wing movement like that might never actually take power because they already showed us their full extent and capabilities during those miserable four years in the 40s...
To be honest, do you truly see anyone among all these ultra-Right extremists who is actually capable of leading a public restroom, let alone a town, a city, or the country? Don't tell me that the Mexicans, Cirko, and the rest of the Nazi Germany nostalgics are intellectually superior or more capable than the rest of the American political class... Leading a nation requires much more than idolizing dictators, harboring fascist sentiments, and constantly blaming Mexicans, communists, Jews, Masons, or even Martians for everything that goes wrong in the country.