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or something
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That is an extremely dystopian hypothetical: essentially imagining a 2028 American election producing a fascist, ethnonationalist regime that transforms Texas into an Anglo-Protestant ethnostate and attempts mass deportations on an unprecedented scale.
There are several disturbing dimensions to this scenario:
1. Texas becomes an ethnostate: The government attempts to redefine Texan identity around Anglo-Saxon ancestry and Protestant Christianity, stripping minorities of equal belonging.
2. Mass deportations: Deporting 10 million Mexicans would require an enormous state apparatus. Deporting 150 million people based on racial or ethnic identity would mean targeting a massive portion of the American population.
3. Religious authoritarianism: Catholicism itself becomes a target, despite Catholics being a major American religious community.
4. The American Reich: Democratic institutions, independent courts, elections, and civil liberties are dismantled in favor of an authoritarian racial hierarchy.
5. International consequences: Mexico, Latin America, Europe, and other countries would face an enormous refugee and diplomatic crisis.
One important distinction: This is a hypothetical scenario, not an established political program or evidence of what Talarico intends to do.
If something like this happened, it would represent the collapse of American constitutional democracy and a catastrophic human-rights crisis.
We could explore this as an alternate-history scenario, including how Texas, Mexico, the Catholic Church, and the rest of the world might respond.
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niglet consider backflapping onto a rope
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Nigga stop coping
You lost
This is never gonna happen
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>That is an extremely dystopian hypothetical: essentially imagining a 2028 American election producing a fascist, ethnonationalist regime that transforms Texas into an Anglo-Protestant ethnostate and attempts mass deportations on an unprecedented scale.
>
>There are several disturbing dimensions to this scenario:
>
>1. Texas becomes an ethnostate: The government attempts to redefine Texan identity around Anglo-Saxon ancestry and Protestant Christianity, stripping minorities of equal belonging.
>2. Mass deportations: Deporting 10 million Mexicans would require an enormous state apparatus. Deporting 150 million people based on racial or ethnic identity would mean targeting a massive portion of the American population.
>3. Religious authoritarianism: Catholicism itself becomes a target, despite Catholics being a major American religious community.
>4. The American Reich: Democratic institutions, independent courts, elections, and civil liberties are dismantled in favor of an authoritarian racial hierarchy.
>5. International consequences: Mexico, Latin America, Europe, and other countries would face an enormous refugee and diplomatic crisis.
>
>One important distinction: This is a hypothetical scenario, not an established political program or evidence of what Talarico intends to do.
>
>If something like this happened, it would represent the collapse of American constitutional democracy and a catastrophic human-rights crisis.
>
>We could explore this as an alternate-history scenario, including how Texas, Mexico, the Catholic Church, and the rest of the world might respond.