Fascism doesn’t arrive with jackboots overnight. It creeps in with slogans, scapegoats, and laws written to punish the powerless. Trump’s America is the slow boil—and people are still asking if the water’s hot
Trump doesn’t just flirt with fascism—he’s building it brick by brick. From purging agencies to labeling antifa terrorists, he’s dusting off the same playbook Mussolini used a century ago. Different century, same disease.
Trump is criminalizing dissent. Workers fired, critics doxxed, resistance branded “terrorism.” Classic authoritarian playbook: punish a few, scare the rest.
Silence feeds repression. Stay loud. Stay human.
Sandwich or bullets — which dissent do you prefer?
Armed feds occupy the capital, and you’re mad about bread & mustard? The crime isn’t the sub in midair — it’s the boots on your rights.
#SandwichOfLiberty #ResistFascism
The same people yelling “build the wall” are pissed their rec center ain’t finished. Why? Because when ICE raids your job site, your workers disappear! You can’t run capitalism without immigrant labor—but God forbid you treat them like humans. This country wants the labor, not the lives behind it.
You’re not failing at life. Life under capitalism is rigged to fail you. You break your back, they break the planet—and call you irresponsible. Meanwhile the billionaires get tax breaks for hoarding yachts.
Antifascists were the ones throwing bricks at Nazis. The fascists had uniforms, orders, and laws. Don’t let Fox News flip the script. If you hate fascists, congratulations—you’d be the “radical left” in every history book.
Trump’s not a rebel. He’s a billionaire’s puppet with a spray tan and a police state fetish. Don’t confuse cowardice for power.
Capital rules, exploits, and devours—while they tell you to stay quiet, stay passive. No more. Gather in your living rooms, your basements, your kitchens. Talk, plan, organize. The battles ahead will not be won alone. Power concedes nothing without a fight.
Trump & JD Vance shake down Zelenskyy—$180B in aid, now they want minerals. Not help, investment. Trump warns of WWIII if Ukraine won’t take his peace deal. Vance calls him “disrespectful” for not kissing the ring. When Kyiv resists, the U.S. pulls the deal. Classic empire politics.
Facebook has shadowbanned us—malicious trolls abuse the system, and the algorithm enforces their false reports. Censorship isn’t always loud; sometimes, it’s the quiet suppression of voices that challenge the status quo. We won’t be silenced.
UnitedHealth delayed or denied care to 5M people over five years. With a 0.5% mortality rate, over 200,000 lives may have been lost—40,000+ yearly. These are parents, children, siblings who might still be here if profits didn’t come before care. Our system is failing us.
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD.
Adria Jawort is an Indigenous trans woman, activist and historian in Billings, Montana. She's being aggressively targeted by violent fascists.
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The Indigenous boarding schools were tools of cultural genocide, stripping Native children of their identities to break resistance and seize land for capitalist profit. Abuse and erasure weren’t excesses but systemic. Apologies are hollow without reparations.
This Thanksgiving, let’s ride past myths of peace and harmony. The truth: it’s rooted in the theft and violence against Indigenous peoples. Honor their resilience, amplify their voices, and fight the systems that still oppress them. Justice, not myths, should guide the legacy we leave behind.
I miss when ‘sticking it to the man’ didn’t mean sticking it to science, history, and basic empathy.
On November 27, 1868, General Custer's troops ignored orders and massacred 103 sleeping Cheyenne in the so-called "Battle of the Washita." This atrocity was part of a broader genocidal campaign to destroy Indigenous nations, steal their land, and advance settler colonialism.
Montana's crisis—551% rise in chronic homelessness, 89% overall since 2007—is capitalism at work. Housing is hoarded for profit, wages stagnate and public land is privatized. A 76% youth homelessness spike shows systemic failure The solution? Public housing, rent control, and people over profit
The 2023 homelessness report exposes capitalism's cruelty: housing, a basic need, is a profit-driven commodity Developers ignore the poor, wages stagnate, and rents soar This isn’t failure; it’s by design. To end homelessness, we must reject profits over people and fight for housing as a human right
Universal food, housing, healthcare, and education would cost $6–10 trillion/year—just 7-10% of global GDP. Meanwhile, $2 trillion is spent annually on military and $5.9 trillion on fossil fuel subsidies. Redirecting even a fraction of this could transform the world. It's a matter of priorities
Secretary of Defense: Pete Hegseth
Hegseth, a former Fox News commentator, embodies the fusion of jingoistic nationalism and militarism. His history of glorifying the military-industrial complex ensures expanded defense budgets and endless wars.
Working-class soldiers remain disposable tools
Marco Rubio (Secretary of State) Rubio backs U.S. imperialism, promoting coups in Latin America. His hawkish policies deepen U.S. interference abroad, securing corporate dominance while destabilizing sovereign nations. Expect intensified militarism under his leadership.
In Montana, the rental market reflects unchecked capitalism, where landlords, driven by profit, set housing prices without regulation. This system exploits basic needs, prioritizing profit over fairness. The result is a housing crisis, burdening working-class families while enriching property owners
Conservatives often use rhetoric similar to an abuser, minimizing oppression as "dwelling on the past," projecting social justice as divisive, and gaslighting by labeling demands for justice as “ungrateful.” This isn’t debate; it’s control—an attempt to bully and silence those who demand equality.
If someone controls your livelihood, they control your choices. When your job, housing, or healthcare depends on them, they gain power over your actions, forcing you to comply out of fear of losing stability Economic dependence is a tool of control, keeping you compliant to preserve your basic needs