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  1. @LaureM @RollingStone Today's "Republicans" are effectively obstructing everything the Republican Party's co-founder Abraham Lincoln ever stood for, while being lucky Lincoln ignored & even vetoed efforts of Radical Republicans to impose even tougher sanctions on ex-Confederates.

    Today's "GOP" is in no way GOP.
    They're Lincoln's then-adversaries.
    They. Are. The. Party. Of. Rebellion. And. Obstruction!

    As opposed to majority rule as in 1861, when their arch-enemy Lincoln was elected.
    By majority rule.

    #RuleOfLaw #DefendDemocracy #DefendTheConstitution #DefendTheUnion #AmericaWon #PresidentBiden #AmericaMoves #YourVoiceMatters #YouMatter #RaiseYourVoice #UnitedInDiversity #StrongerTogether

  2. @michalzelazny Congrats to Polish voters for a hoped-for return to democracy & the Rule of Law!
    74% percent voter turnout is very impressive & a great success!👏👏👏👏👏

    Poland can be glad about not having the same scheming voter-suppression apparatus as the U.S., directed by so-called "Republicans".

    #DefendDemocracy #DefendTheConstitution #Poland #DemocracyWins #FreedomWins #UnitedInDiversity #StrongerTogether

  3. Happy #ConstitutionDay to our newest member #Denmark!
    Tillykke med #Grundlovsdag!

    🇩🇰 abolished its 30-year defence opt-out in 2022 and can contribute to EDA's missions since March.

    More about our opportunities: bit.ly/43EOs9C

    #UnitedinDiversity #EU #Europe #EUdefence

    🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/EUDefenceAgen

  4. CW: Racism, racist legislation, Nazis & Jim Crow laws

    @Maggie It's inconceivably shocking, how U.S. government allowed Confederate racist Jim Crow laws to rage on for more than hundred years after the defeat of the Confederacy!

    When the Nazis prepared to codify their antisemitism & racism they looked to... America !

    "And the ugly irony is that when the Nazis rejected American law, it was often because they found it too harsh. For example, Nazi observers shuddered at the “human hardness” of the “one drop” rule, which classified people “of predominantly white appearance” as blacks. To them, American racism was sometimes simply too inhumane."

    #Histodon #History #HumanRights #BlackMastodon #JimCrowLaws #Racism #DrainRacism #UnitedInDiversity
    latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-o