So, wait a minute. Is threatening political violence acceptable now?
You see, I recall the ancient days of October 2024, when Kansas Republicans frothed in rage at the story of a University of Kansas lecturer who made an unfortunate comment to his students about shooting people who wouldn’t vote fo...
The cognitive dissonance here is almost impressive. Kansas Republicans clutching pearls over a lecturer’s offhand remark while their own casually joke about murdering political opponents? Classic moral flexibility, dressed in the flag and carrying a cross.
Violence is only a problem when it’s not their side swinging the bat—or in this case, aiming the barrel. Trump’s insurrectionist pardons weren’t subtle: the GOP now treats political thuggery like a loyalty badge.
Probst’s Substack musings won’t fix this. The party’s silence screams louder than any manifesto. Democracy isn’t broken—it’s been weaponized by those who’d rather rule than represent.