Leftists responded to a Twitter thread asking “how do you deprogram 75 million people?” by suggesting Trump supporters should be interned in “re-education camps” and that all conservative talk radio should be banned.

“No seriously…how *do* you deprogram 75 million people? Where do you start? Fox? Facebook?” asked David Atkins (pronouns in bio), a regional director for California Democrats. “We have to start thinking in terms of post-WWII Germany or Japan. Or the failures of Reconstruction in the South,” he added.

This is not your standard partisan policy disagreement. This is a conspiracy theory fueled belligerent death cult against reality & basic decency.

The only actual policy debates of note are happening within the dem coalition between left and center left.

— David Atkins (@DavidOAtkins) November 18, 2020

Atkins went on to frame Trump voters as a “conspiracy theory fueled belligerent death cult against reality & basic decency” before issuing a veiled threat by stating, “People are gonna try to figure out how to defend themselves.”

i mean, for chrissakes, conservatives are literally giving themselves COVID just to own the libs. They're dying in COVID wards insisting they don't have COVID because it must be a liberal plot.

People are gonna try to figure out how to defend themselves.

— David Atkins (@DavidOAtkins) November 19, 2020

While asserting the moral high ground, many of the response in the thread demanded outright tyranny or yet more censorship as a means of ensuring “the good guys” have their way.

One verified user called for “Nuremberg trials.”

Started with the Nuremberg trials.

— Jon Cryer (@MrJonCryer) November 18, 2020

“I would look at Germany and see what they did about Nazis. Because you’re dealing with the same mentality,” said another.

I would look at Germany and see what they did about Nazis. Because you're dealing with the same mentality

— Cliff Moskowitz (@CLIFFMOSKOWITZ) November 19, 2020

“Reeducation camps for those salvageable,” said another. Firing squad for irredeemable malcontents. Round up entire families to ensure the disease doesn’t spread.”

Reeducation camps for those salvageable.

Firing squad for irredeemable malcontents.

Round up entire families to ensure the disease doesn't spread.

— Sari Not Sari GigaCharlatan Dr. Musk for Prison (@xenomorpher1) November 19, 2020

“Generally speaking, I believe re-education camps are a good thing,” added another.

Generally speaking, I believe re-education camps are a good thing. But we don’t need to send 75 million people there. Maybe we just need a party that represents their material interests so they won’t be so susceptible to future grifts?

— Hunter Biden, son of Asgard (@goodchillhunti1) November 19, 2020

Another called for the removal of “radio talk show hosts from airwaves through rigorous application of hate speech laws.”

Steps to deprogramming 70M deluded people:
1) @FCC to revoke @FoxNews broadcast license
2) Remove radio talk show hosts from airwaves through rigorous application of hate speech laws
3) send free newspapers to schools so kids can be exposed to truth
4) Free college tuition …

— James Wooten (@rantonstupidity) November 18, 2020

“Cut them off completely. End the flow of false information suddenly and immediately,” said another, calling for all right-wing news outlets to “die.”

Fox, Facebook, OANN, Newspeak (?), right wing radio.

Cut them off completely. End the flow of false information suddenly and immediately.

Starve out the conspiracies. Let them die. Pump the truth out 24/7 on all platforms remaining.

Do all that for 5 years and 25% will remain.

— StarlaD😷🐈☕💙🔜🌊 (@StarlaD14) November 18, 2020

Another respondent called for “banning Trump flags.”

Start by banning trump flags like we should have done with the confederate flag. One of our many mistakes and why we failed at Reconstruction. We should not allow a hate symbol to be flown with pride in our democracy. Germany got that one right after WWII

— philadelphiamoderate (@philade92850022) November 19, 2020

Hans, are we the baddies?

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Republicans in Wayne County, Michigan reversed their decision to not certify the presidential election results after they were lectured by a pro-Antifa poll watcher and called racist.

Monica Palmer and William Hartmann, who make up two of the four-person Wayne County Board of Canvassers, sparked controversy when they initially refused to sign off on their district’s ballot count which handed Joe Biden victory.

This prompted poll watcher and local businessman Ned Staebler to accuse the pair of basically being on a par with Nazis.

“I just want to let you know that the Trump stink, the stain of racism that you have covered yourself in, is going to follow you throughout history,” said Staebler in a Zoom call.

Democrat @NedStaebler threatening county officials when he didn’t get his way pic.twitter.com/VilOJ9JXa7

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) November 18, 2020

“You will forever be known in southeastern Michigan as two racists who did something so unprecedented that they disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of black voters in the city of Detroit, because they were ordered to,” he added, before going on to label Palmer and Hartmann “completely racist.”

Staebler suggested the pair were also going to hell, declaring, “When you go to meet your maker, your soul is going to be very, very warm.”

The rant appeared to have an impact because Palmer and Hartmann reversed their decision shortly after and certified the results.

Staebler’s rhetoric sounding like typical Antifa diatribe is no surprise given that he openly supports the violent organization, as well as Black Lives Matter, on his Twitter page.

As the screenshot below highlights, Staebler has liked tweets which advocate drawing up lists of people and killing them as well as celebrating “nazis getting their lights punched out,” which at this point is a synonym for Trump supporters being attacked.

So in other words, Palmer and Hartmann were so weak in their convictions, they were rattled by one angry rant by an Antifa supporter on a Zoom call.

Many disturbing and deeply bigoted tweets found on @NedStaebler’s deranged twitter account

He is a county official responsible for certifying elections in Michigan, who promotes violence against Trump supporters pic.twitter.com/QXeQpD3p1C

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) November 18, 2020

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Twitter users are pointing to a clip from Don Lemon’s show last night in which they claim the CNN host mistakenly read a teleprompter cue to “scream” during a segment about Trump supporters alleging vote fraud.

“How about some facts, okay?” Lemon says during the monologue. “Trump supporters are circulating a list of social media, on social media, that purports to be a list of dead people in Michigan who are voting, right?”

“This is fraud people, scream,” says Lemon before stumbling slightly over his words and remarking, “Okay, that’s what it says, alright, so…”

Don Lemon of CNN had a true Ron Burgundy moment by reading the word "scream" on the teleprompter 🤣 Fake outrage much?? Lol pic.twitter.com/H23QVi45An

— Shane G (@the_real_shaneg) November 12, 2020

Some respondents accused Lemon of having a “Ron Burgundy” moment and exposing his total inauthenticity by reading the cue to scream in error.

“It seems Dandy Don had trouble reading and comprehending the propaganda sheet he was handed. You were supposed to scream the sentence you dolt, not say scream,” said one.

“Scream .. then the look on his face like oh I was suppose to scream,” added another.

A few other respondents claimed that Lemon had merely been reading a quote badly and in fact had not been prompted to scream himself.

However, the incident was evidence for some that many outbursts of emotion by news anchors, which have been plentiful during the Trump era, are completely staged and inauthentic.

Lemon had another moment back in April when he broke down crying over Chris Cuomo’s COVID-19 diagnosis, despite the fact that Cuomo recovered quickly and lied about breaking his own self-isolation.

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