10 Things We Can All Do to Protect Democracy

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7. "Don't do Trump's work" is the most important point.

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1. Avoid saying his name.

Pick an appropriate euphemism, or just descriptor. This blunts the effect of the billions spent over a decade vandalizing the world with his name. Or even better, when a supporter mentions his name, say "Who? Never heard of him.," and say it dead-eyed. It will enrage them.

2. Don't use terms that imply authority in any connection with him or anyone else who is.

There are no "policies" from these criminal insurgents, only "dictates," and "threats," and "demands." There no office titles among, legally, so give them your own or go by the name for the crimes they're committing.

3. Don't use the titles of institutions they're illegally occupying to describe their actions. Always ascribe it directly to them individually, or create a different name for the now-corrupted organization.

4. Don't talk about something just because they do. They're talking about it to provoke you into talking about it, to make a thing where none exists, because nonsense issues are under their control. Most of the time it's just noise with no probative value. Stick to reality like glue and hit them where you know they most actually fear, not just where you hope to make them fear

5. The answer to dictates from them is No. This is very simple and crucial: These mentally unstable criminals are not the United States government;it's a foreign-backed insurgency installed by an illegal campaign and is now robbing the furniture from our house. So, the answer "No." Not an apologetic criticism, just "Hell no. Your piece of paper (executive order) means nothing, and ours (The Constitution) means everything. Come and get it, buster."