The "key political question for our country going forward" is how best to brainwash 75 million Trump voters into submission, according to Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway.
Conway made the comment on Wednesday in response to Washington Monthly writer and DNC Member David Atkins writing on Twitter: "No seriously...how *do* you deprogram 75 million people? Where do you start? Fox? Facebook? We have to start thinking in terms of post-WWII Germany or Japan. Or the failures of Reconstruction in the South."
George Conway @gtconway3d
This is the key political question for our country going forward.
David Atkins @DavidOAtkins
No seriously...how *do* you deprogram 75 million people? Where do you start? Fox? Facebook?
We have to start thinking in terms of post-WWII Germany or Japan. Or the failures of Reconstruction in the South.
"This is the key political question for our country going forward," Conway said, concurring that Trump voters should be treated like enemy powers defeated in a war.
erman prisoners of war were imprisoned in open-air death camps like the one above after World War II
Incidentally, Conway can't even control the behavior of his own daughter so I'm not sure how he expects to do any different with 75 million Americans.
That said, here's some of what entailed the denazification process in Germany:
The Nazi Party was banned and advocating National Socialist ideas was made punishable by death.
The Swastika symbol and other Nazi emblems were banned in public.
Germans were made to complete questionnaires about the extent of their involvement in Nazism.
Ex-Nazis were taken on tours of concentration camps or made to watch video clips of Jewish prisoners.
The equivalent process here in America would involve killing Trump supporters who refuse to embrace globalism, banning American/Trump flags, subjecting Trump supporters to show trials and Truth and Reconciliation commissions and forcing us all to attend critical race theory brainwashing courses like those put on by Ashleigh Shackelford.
#1: Pinguinite To: Horse (#0)
As for the second video, I've been told the same by my extended white family. I am a racist. If I'm always going to be a racist in spite of the best re-education that money can buy, then I might as well forget about redeeming myself.
So I'm a racist. I embrace it now. It's what I am, and what I was born to be, and that being the case, I should bear my birthright proudly everywhere I go. If anyone should ever judge me ill for being a racist, then I know I can accuse them of bigotry because they are judging me over an aspect of my personhood that I cannot control.
So all racists should unite in solidarity! My new ILOR (International League Of Racists) organization will press Congress and state legislatures to ensure the rights of racists will be protected. We will press for laws to be enacted that ensure racists receive fair and balanced treatment throughout all of society.
Too long we racists have been trod upon, our good reputations smeared in the dirt and blamed for all ills in the world. But no more!
And ILOR will proudly be open to racists of all ethnicities. We will never discriminate against anyone based on religion, race or national origin. Only Leftists. The International League of Racists will pledge to be the most inclusive civil rights organization of all time!
Pinguinite posted on 2020-11-19 12:08:22 Reply Private Reply
#2: BTP Holdings To: Pinguinite (#1)
At least your organization will not be like NAMBLA. LOL
BTP Holdings posted on 2020-11-19 12:40:02 Reply Private Reply
#3: Screen Name To: Traitor George Conway (#0)
Screen Name posted on 2020-11-19 13:40:34 Reply Private Reply