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I don't get all the outcry. She joined the national guard to protect the nation. She was stationed on the streets of the capitol. She died protecting the nation. Isn't that what she signed up for? Wouldn't she be proud of her death?
Protecting the nation from who/what? They should never have been deployed against their fellow citizens. She would still be alive to defend against real threats.
She could have not
Oh I agree. And anyone with a non-fascist conscious would refuse the orders to occupy our own capitol.
But she didn't and she died doing her duty. So why the outcry? She's a patriot or whatever.
It's not very effective to point out Fascist hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is the point for them.
Hate to be this person but the national guard is authorized by the constitution to be used for suppressing domestic insurrections or repelling foreign invasions.
Also, and unfortunately, the posse comitatus act doesn’t apply to the national guard when under state control. This means the national guard can also perform domestic law enforcement duties if they’re not federalized.
All of this is to say they can absolutely be deployed against fellow citizens. We’ve just been living in a gentlemen’s agreements dream world where nobody would ever do such a thing until now.
You point out technicalities while the same fascists in the government are breaking the law (and maybe committing some war crimes here and there, idk). Lol.
My point is it’s actually always been this way on paper we’ve just been lucky to not have insane people abuse the system
Almost like the system was rotten from the beginning.