The non-sarcastic answer to this is that people have to say “no” when he tries to take power. And I have a strange faith that, in the end, people will realize they have to tell him no, or they will end up eventually shot against a wall, either by the people in revolution, or trump when he’s done with them.
Ironically I was there in mid August and there were lots of hispanic tourists, then some french. So many people from mexico that there were tijano bands on every street corner near the bellagio.
I thought about both this one and the Thoughts and Prayers one a bit, and did a lot of writing and deleting.
This is an important topic, and pointing out the ridiculous inconsistencies of right wing thought is important. But Poe’s Law has been a curse as long as the general public found the internet. I hope the clear confusion and drifting positions of the right wing characters makes clear they’re confused people trying to justify their hate of being made to confront their conflicted feelings of not being completely cis. I feel I did okay, but it’s not something you can go too over the top with.
Sarcasm is a biting tool that can make people see the flaws in their argument. Trans people need every tool that can be applied to help people see they’re just other people.
I know, why call it slavery when you could say vaccines are like a plague.