What is the most likely authoritarian response to the resistance in Minneapolis?
Every delay has consequences.
As the federal government draws down their force of immigration officers in Minneapolis, the authoritarians are writing the summary of how things went wrong for them. Here's one sobering example of how the authoritarian right views the events in Minnesota. They're blaming their failure on an entrenched anti-American insurgency.
Whether or not that's true (or whether the 'insurgents' are actually the American people), what is the next logical move for the authoritarian elements of the American government?
The archetypical several example of an entrenched insurgency that leverages popular opinion to score political points might be Hamas in Gaza. It has, in the past, been contained with concessions and negotiations, but lately the Israeli government has adopted a scorched-earth escalation of violence. Which method will the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security choose, or is there another option?
Every delay has consequences.
As the federal government draws down their force of immigration officers in Minneapolis, the authoritarians are writing the summary of how things went wrong for them. Here's one sobering example of how the authoritarian right views the events in Minnesota. They're blaming their failure on an entrenched anti-American insurgency.
Whether or not that's true (or whether the 'insurgents' are actually the American people), what is the next logical move for the authoritarian elements of the American government?
The archetypical several example of an entrenched insurgency that leverages popular opinion to score political points might be Hamas in Gaza. It has, in the past, been contained with concessions and negotiations, but lately the Israeli government has adopted a scorched-earth escalation of violence. Which method will the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security choose, or is there another option?
What is the most likely authoritarian response to the resistance in Minneapolis?
Every delay has consequences.
As the federal government draws down their force of immigration officers in Minneapolis, the authoritarians are writing the summary of how things went wrong for them. Here's one sobering example of how the authoritarian right views the events in Minnesota. They're blaming their failure on an entrenched anti-American insurgency.
Whether or not that's true (or whether the 'insurgents' are actually the American people), what is the next logical move for the authoritarian elements of the American government?
The archetypical several example of an entrenched insurgency that leverages popular opinion to score political points might be Hamas in Gaza. It has, in the past, been contained with concessions and negotiations, but lately the Israeli government has adopted a scorched-earth escalation of violence. Which method will the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security choose, or is there another option?
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