Anonymous #1 14w

no, disenfranchisement is unilaterally a bad thing.

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Anonymous OP 14w

They should've thought of that before voting for a criminal fascist

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Anonymous #1 14w

No. Disenfranchising people for speech/opinions is fundamentally antithetical to the constitution and democracy. That is fascism.

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Anonymous OP 14w

Sometimes you have to use the tools of your enemy to save freedom and democracy

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Anonymous #1 14w

You are no better than they are. Disgusting.

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Anonymous OP 14w

Disenfranchisement is not inherently bad, I think it just has a really high bar for becoming justifiable. Attempting to impede the peaceful transition of power is absolutely a reason to ban a political party and examine criminal punishment for their leadership, but liberals would call that authoritarian so they never did it, and look where we are now.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 14w

So at most disenfranchise the J6ers, just disenfranchising people for believing the election was stolen is absurdly fascist.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 14w

I don’t think you could or should try to disenfranchise every Republican voter, but their party should absolutely be banned and their leadership jailed (if not executed) and any democracy that gave a shit about staying that way would’ve done it already.

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Anonymous OP 14w

When the fascists in power decide they don't want to play by the rules anymore I'm sure it'll feel good to know you stuck to your principles instead of doing something

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If you voted for a criminal who tried to coup the government you shouldn't get to vote in the next election

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you make some good arguments .. i don’t think it’s fascist to say that anyone who supported J6 should never be allowed to vote in an election again but like obviously you shouldn’t ban republicans from voting…i do agree that meaningful change can’t exactly happen from elections until certain changes like citizens united being overturned ect ect occurs, so civil disobedience is one of the best ways we can fight back as it stands today

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Anonymous #5 14w

But there’s no way to ban everyone who supported J6 from voting without disenfranchising some innocent people.

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Anonymous #5 14w

furthest i’d go is abolishing the senate which i think is just an insanely outdated system we have. montana and texas, north dakota and new york shouldn’t have the same say. this would reduce republican power but i don’t believe in reforming the senate specifically to take republicans power away.

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