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pecosbob

(8,308 posts) Tue Nov 25, 2025, 06:08 PM Nov 25

Signs of Fascism march in Tulsa by Indivisible...two minute video.

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Signs of Fascism march in Tulsa by Indivisible...two minute video. (Original Post) pecosbob Nov 25 OP

Excellent action. Gives time for Tulsans to get the message. erronis Nov 25 #1

Love the white punctuation mark!!!! usonian Nov 25 #2

Not what I was expecting in red, red Oklahoma Warpy Nov 25 #3

People don't recognize it because who cares about history, and it gets normaliced by bootlicking media. usonian Nov 25 #7

Bravo, Tulsa Indivisible. Timeflyer Nov 25 #4

This is beautiful. This is powerful. This is brilliant. steventh Nov 25 #5

A great format with most effective messaging Uncle Joe Nov 25 #6

Good for them! That took bravery and a strong conviction of their values. Fla Dem Nov 25 #8

Please Proceed! czarjak Nov 25 #9

erronis

(22,649 posts)

1. Excellent action. Gives time for Tulsans to get the message.

Reply to pecosbob (Original post)

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 06:31 PM

Nov 25

I'm guessing that city (and I hope Oklahoma) has changed a lot since the 70s when I lived in the mid-west.

Good site: https://www.cityoftulsa.org/newtulsans

usonian

(23,513 posts)

2. Love the white punctuation mark!!!!

Reply to pecosbob (Original post)

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 07:10 PM

Nov 25

The fascist playbook gets hauled out every now and then.

Just a few: Franco, Hitler, Mussolini, Putin, Trump ...

Warpy

(114,381 posts)

3. Not what I was expecting in red, red Oklahoma

Reply to usonian (Reply #2)

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 07:24 PM

Nov 25

but a really effective way to get the message out that this is not nor,al, this is not what America is all about.

usonian

(23,513 posts)

7. People don't recognize it because who cares about history, and it gets normaliced by bootlicking media.

Reply to Warpy (Reply #3)

Tue Nov 25, 2025, 07:47 PM

Nov 25

Pisses me off. I grew up soon after WWII, like so many, and there were books and magazines all about, with fresh memories.

I read stuff from three services in my grandmother's house.. Learned a bunch about B-17's and the bluejacket manual. I later got one of my own, in PAPERBACK.

Eternal vigilance ... or eternal ignorance.
Many have chosen very poorly.,