I’m honestly surprised it hasn’t.

Very fitting when half the country is already like a forced labor camp

"We've always been at war with Canada"

Naw, that sounds too communist.

In corporate HR culture jargon, teamwork brings opportunities.

"No! Not like that!"

This is de facto true, but de jure it was a nation of settlers and slavers

yeah, lot of Germans said that as well and yet...

not because it wasn’t true, but because people would get offended.

I have a hypothesis that as society we're too polite. We don't tell people they're being assholes because that's uncomfortable, so they continue being assholes without appropriate social pressure.

"Sorry the truth is uncomfortable. Maybe don't be fascists?"

Our whole heritage is being a melting pot of every heritage mixed together. Blood nationalism makes ZERO sense whatsoever.

But also share one.

How many of them were granted human rights for the majority of the country's history, lol?

E pluribus unum. But since that's not in 'Merica talk, they don't understand it.

This comparison offends me in that fond can be used to make something good.

Jefferson said virtually the same thing about his vision for the future of North and South America

Lmao. Hitler's ideas were chillingly similar to American actions in the decades before. He and his top brass constantly took inspiration from the way America treated Natives and Africans.

They wrote about it.

I can't imagine forgetting that phrase from school over 2 decades ago. I get people not knowing lots of the details, but missing that, work will set you free.. etc etc. That's really bad.

Im a process chemist and we often actually form solutions at the end of a chemical process that are unfortunately deemed "final solutions". There's not really a way around it since it's the most technically accurate way to describe what we're dealing with

Edit: and I always find it uncomfortable to say

Come on now. It was reasonable for someone to say the final solution in your scenario. It is totally reasonable to call out these things especially when it is purposefully being used like the OP. However, your scenario sounds like you are making a situation about something it isn't at all.

I feel really uncomfortable when a black service worker calls me "boss".

Idk why...I think there was a book that we listened to in like 7th grade that was narrated by LeVar Burton where there was a character that was, I think, a freed slave, and he was travelling with some young abolitionist white kid, and he'd always call the kid Boss, and it made the kid like really uncomfortable, and that must've rubbed off on me.

I was in a meeting planning a large corporate event. A chef was there discussing food options and how they were having trouble finding a kosher meal provider but they have a work around until they find a final solution. Me and one other person both looked up and made eye contact, but no one else reacted. I had to pull the chef aside and ask him not to use that phrase when speaking about kosher meals.

Ein bunker. Ein bullet.

I'm conflicted upvoting this...

Ein Fleisch, ein Blut, ein wahrer Glaube / Eine Rasse und ein Traum, ein starker Wille

they know who the leader is. it's not the dipshit with the poorly-fitting suits. it's heritage foundation.

I think "homeland" is even worse. Although "one leader" demands absolute obedience and is bad enough, "one homeland" clearly spells out anti-immigrant ideology.

People who invaded and stole land from the people who were already living here? People who murdered and slaughtered innocent women and children for two centuries in order to legitimize our ownership of said land?

Hey not me, I'm first Gen. I would happily go back to where they came from if they didn't make it so damn impossible to claim nationality. But they do because they don't want us back. During the first trump term I went through the trouble of even contacting lawyers to see if it was possible but I don't qualify.

I think we’re not on twitter, first of all

Not me, I prefer being aware of their propaganda and spin. Why not?

why use Elon's Twitter at all?

This is a pretty good response there:

Can't wait for the sequel! 'Labor creates Liberty' or 'Work earns Freedom' has that specific 1930s 'retro' energy that really matches the new vibe. History is so much fun when it repeats itself, right? 😉🇺🇸

Change it just enough to say "that wasn't our inspiration" but keep it similar enough that anyone clued into the dogwhistle recognises it.

ai slop translator

Oh, very good haiku Kyle!

Because it's all part of a unified boot that they hope to use on the throat of the world. All the agencies you remember from the government, are not doing that thing you remember they did. They are now strictly there to support violence.

• HHS - ensures people are malnourished and unprotected against viral attacks
• CDC - encourages the spread of viral pandemics, and is now in charge of "health surveillance" (using medical data for state violence)
• FDA - promotes the spread of bacterial and parasitical infections
• EPA - tasked with increasing pollution
• NOAA - in charge of species and biome destruction

I surmised all that from news reports. I can only assume the DOL is now responsible for the minimization of labor as a class, and the promotion of forced labor.

Anyway, these tweets come from all the above agencies too. They're like saying "heil hitler". It's the normal public display of allegiance that you find in any fascist system.

Presidential appointees directs the department🙄

welcome to 2026 where war becomes peace and lies become truthes

This is just historical revisionism, the USA was founded on the idea of unlimited authority of rich white men over all other people. The 1st amendment was designed to protect the newly founded regime from competition by the british monarchy, not to protect the people from the regime.

USA as a nation needs to go through the same reckoning with its past as germans. Currently it is culturally glorifying literal genocidal monsters and romanticizing its awful past, which leads to present perpetration of terrible crimes against humanity (see: Gaza, Iran, ICE).

You can come from anywhere and be an American

Not according to the American president, half or more of the American government, and about half of the American population.

Hell yeah, except the fucking ignorant bastards are ruining this concept for the rest of us

That's kind of a good change to your constitution, I hope you'll never need it ofc!

/js

The white racists

I mean the way I believe American, is anybody who believes in the values of our cultural melting pot. But, we all know they're white nationalists so they don't believe this

What is your point?

Excuse the link to X.

Lmao what does that happen in the show? I've only read the comics.

Which is why we regard our founding as June 21, 1788 and not July 4, 1776.

i would consider the us just being an ongoing insurrection, that will eventually die down

and... america is a continent... do you speak about canada, mexico, or south canada?

The problem is, contextually, this is a direct nod to the "ein volk, ein reich" shit of Nazi Germany. It is most certainly intended to be exactly that. For that reason it's invigorating to the far right, white nationalist, christofascist crowd. It's still appealing to the uneducated tone-deaf right who, like yourself, think (or are quick to excuse it as) "oh, it's just a happy simple little slogan about bringing America together 🦅🇺🇸🎆🔫." Which is great for the aforementioned fascists because they can hide behind that interpretation and know the people who only see it that way are dumb enough to continue to back them. Simultaneously it serves as a reminder to anyone not pasty enough of complexion that they are not welcome in the far right's idea of America. They are not welcome as part of the "one." "The melting pot has been switched off. Drop your culture and heritage at the door. If you assimilate maybe we'll use you as a token but we still really don't want you here."

I'm not one who is keen to ever hand over words, phrases, symbols and such to hatred. It sucks to let awful people appropriate them. But you'd need to have been living under a rock for the last decade to not see the obvious dog whistle for what it is. In a vacuum I wouldn't see the problem either. Here on planet Earth you'd need to be deaf and blind to miss it.

And yet, when a country starts speaking like 1938 Germany, it’s a big fucking sign.

And their current government supplies roughly 30% of the weapons currently being used by Israel to do a genocide.