Authoritarian / Unconstitutional: Nazi sympathies
Ya gotta wonder, where on earth would a probation officer in rural Oregon get the idea that casually giving Nazi salutes is just a fun, jokey sort of thing one can do around other people with impunity? [cough] Elon [cough]
Who amongst us hasn't joked around at our workplaces, at which we wear brown shirts and badges, by giving Hitler salutes to people over 20 times and referring to them as "mein Fuhrer?" That's super normal workplace behavior, right?
Whatever you do, though, don't you dare say anything critical about any of the men who wrote the Constitution, or your boss will have you written up for treasonous wokeism.
Have I mentioned lately that in the 1940s and 50s there was a Hitler-admiring antisemite and white nationalist named Syd Pierce who ran a string of newspapers across Eastern Oregon? He identified himself as a "Christian Patriot" advocate of "America First" politics. (oregonlive.com)
Who amongst us hasn't joked around at our workplaces, at which we wear brown shirts and badges, by giving Hitler salutes to people over 20 times and referring to them as "mein Fuhrer?" That's super normal workplace behavior, right?
Whatever you do, though, don't you dare say anything critical about any of the men who wrote the Constitution, or your boss will have you written up for treasonous wokeism.
Have I mentioned lately that in the 1940s and 50s there was a Hitler-admiring antisemite and white nationalist named Syd Pierce who ran a string of newspapers across Eastern Oregon? He identified himself as a "Christian Patriot" advocate of "America First" politics. (oregonlive.com)