acrobat-elle:

So, Trump’s press secretary’s first official order of business was to slam the press for accurately reporting the size of the crowd for Trump’s inauguration, lie repeatedly in contradiction of all factual and photographic evidence, and refuse to take questions.

Trump said that the media will “pay a big price” for accurately reporting the small size of the crowds.

Oh, and they’re considering evicting the press from the White House.

This is what fascism looks like. This should terrify everyone.

(via sailormooncore-deactivated20180)

FOR ALL YOU FUCKING “DON’T PUNCH NAZIS, YOU’RE MEAN!” IDIOTS

konkeydongcountry:

hooligan-nova:

leviathan-supersystem:

lexaproletariat:

bzangy:

THIS is what you’re defending: 

image

A punch is too fucking soft. 

And besides…

image

After one solid clock to the jaw, now memed into perpetuity, Dick Spencer is afraid to show his Nazi face in public. Direct action gets the goods.

>“i’m afraid this is going to become the meme to end all memes”

let’s make it happen, people. we can do this.

The meme is punching him.

how’s that meme magic workin’ out for ya, bud

(via newcareerinbusiness)

ja-ll:

beachdeath:

lepidosauria:

Trump just banned National Park Services from tweeting until further notice because they made fun of the size of the inauguration turnout.

Which means his administration will likely be doing this for any government agency that spreads any news, information, or jokes they don’t like.

I’m Uncomfortable

actually, national park services didn’t even make fun of the inauguration turnout. this was the tweet they retweeted:

image

there’s no joke here, no fun-making, nothing even remotely derogatory. national park services retweeted a completely impartial tweet and two undoctored photographs of real events, without any commentary or editorializing, and they were banned from tweeting. literally just for acknowledging objective reality.

Govt censorship is so scary. Govt paternalism is oppressive.

(via lameborghini)