Trump's authoritarian plan to ERASE the truth

In 1933, a Nazi propaganda magazine printed "Not yet hanged" beneath a photo of Albert Einstein. It was a public death wish against one of the greatest minds in history. Einstein saw what was coming and fled Germany, eventually finding refuge in the United States, the one country that still welcomed brilliant minds. But nearly a hundred years later, the parallels between that era and what is happening in America right now are impossible to ignore.

Anti-intellectualism is not an accident. It is a necessary tool of authoritarian power. When you mock scientists, fire professors, and brand teachers as dangerous, you are not protecting common sense. You are preparing the ground for fascism. Because fascist regimes cannot survive in societies full of critical thinkers who ask questions, examine facts, and challenge what they are told.

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Heather

This video is based on my written post, which can be found HERE.

*This commentary represents my personal opinions and analysis of matters of public concern, informed by publicly available information. Any references to individuals constitute opinion and commentary protected under the First Amendment.