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When a political movement starts turning the public against the sick, the disabled, the elderly, that’s not “normal politics”. That’s a historic warning sign. It’s a tactic that has appeared in multiple authoritarian movements throughout history. But I’m not “falling for it”. I’m calling it out. This is the first move in almost every authoritarianContinue reading “When Politics Punches Down, History Punches Back”