(4/4) This is how fascism operates: Isolate. Divide. Destroy. First, they came for trans people. Next, they will come for the rest. The question is—will people wake up before it's too late?

(3/4) The goal has never been just about trans people. It’s about eliminating the entire LGBTQ+ community. They want a world where only cisgender, heterosexual people exist. Just like the fascists before them.

(2/4) The Trump administration is using this same playbook. By dropping "TQ+," they’re presenting themselves as "LGB-friendly" while actively working to strip rights from everyone. It’s a mask—one that will drop the moment they no longer need the illusion.

(1/4) The ‘LGB’ acronym has been pushed by right-wing TERFs and later adopted by fascist movements. The claim? That LGB people need to be "protected" from the "TQ+" community. But the reality? They don’t care about anyone—this is just a stepping stone to further erasure.

(6/6) Since then, the Anglican Catholic Church has removed Robinson from his position for his Nazi salute. But the damage is already done. The far right is normalizing fascist imagery in plain sight. And they are telling you exactly what they are. Believe them.

(5/6) The West's decay into Fascism is accelerating, and fascists are getting bolder. They know they won’t face consequences. But this is only the beginning. If history has taught us anything, it’s that appeasing fascists will not stop them. It will only embolden them.

(4/6) This is why Musk did it in the first place. To see if he could get away with it. To open the door for others to follow. And they did. First, it’s a tech billionaire. Now, it’s a priest. Tomorrow, it will be politicians and police.

(3/6) Robinson later on Twitter defended himself, claiming it was a "mockery" of liberals calling Musk a Nazi. But why mock that accusation at all? Why go out of your way to repeat the action if you don’t want to associate with it? His audience knew what it meant. That’s why they laughed.

(2/6) The Nazi salute is not an "edgy joke." It is a direct symbol of fascism. You either do it because you are a Nazi or because you don’t think Nazi actions were bad enough to matter. Either way, the result is the same: the Overton Window is pushed further into fascism.

(1/6) Musk's salute was never a "Roman Salute” or an accident. It was a deliberate message. This is a signal to the far right that fascism has a home in the US government. And now, just weeks later, a British priest is doing the same thing. This is how normalization works.

(3/3) It’s striking how this collapse comes just a day after the South Korean president attempted a coup through martial law. Western powers and their capitalist allies are unraveling, not because of external threats, but from within. Liberalism is in free fall, and the cracks are widening fast.

(2/3) This is the first time a French prime minister has been ousted since 1962. Liberal democracy is clearly failing, and France’s political chaos is a clear reminder that Western governments are crumbling under their own contradictions. How much longer can they cling to this facade?

(1/3) Macron’s hand-picked government lasted only months, a direct result of his attempt to undermine the democratic will of the French people by sidelining the leftist coalition that won the last elections. Instead of respecting the outcome, he chose to install another right-wing puppet.

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(5/5) Hours after parliament rejected his declaration, Yoon lifted the martial law. This isn’t the behavior of a democratic leader—it’s a reminder that South Korea remains an occupied territory, a nation where the will of the people is crushed in favor of maintaining imperial control.

(4/5) This is a clear example of “Every accusation is a confession.” South Korea accuses the North of being a dictatorship, but its actions mirror those it condemns. The so-called liberal democracy of the South is nothing but a tool to preserve U.S. imperialist interests and capitalist control.

(3/5) In 1972, U.S.-backed dictator Park Chung-hee declared martial law and violently suppressed democracy protests. The hypocrisy of claiming to promote democracy abroad while supporting regimes that crush it for their own benefit couldn’t be clearer.

(2/5) Martial law has been declared 10 times in the Republic of Korea’s history. Each time, it’s been used to stifle dissent and protect the interests of a few elites. The supposed “democracy” of the South ignores the same tactics it accuses the North of using.

(1/5) South Korea constantly paints itself as the shining example of democracy, yet its actions tell a different story. This latest move is just another chapter in a long history of authoritarianism masked as freedom, a glaring contradiction to the narrative it pushes about the DPRK.