@aguillen396@LopezGaldamezj@SecRubio So, there is a return. It just requires other nations to step in after a leader disallows elections, or cheats in an election. It can’t be done while El Salvador still has legitimate elections.
@aguillen396@LopezGaldamezj@SecRubio Nobody stopped Germany at its height, because nobody is thinking about going against the will of the German people. Austria didn’t even mind. It became an issue because France did mind.
The opposite of hindsight is predicting the future.
@aguillen396@LopezGaldamezj@SecRubio I agree with you, but that requires other nations to step in and prevent something that hasn’t happened yet (if it even happens) and go against a nation’s democratic right. Which is wishful thinking because no nation does that. Be surprised if it ever happens.
@LopezGaldamezj@aguillen396@SecRubio Well, yeah, it’s like if your dad was a title and your family voted every four years for who the new dad was going to be. And the new dad was the dad and had dad power until the next election. But, the point is to have elections, and vote for the dad that you like.
@aguillen396@LopezGaldamezj@SecRubio Yes. That's a correct assessment, actually. So, I accept that. Nevertheless, I can't accept pre-crime as an actionable offense.
@LopezGaldamezj@aguillen396@SecRubio I can vote in El Salvador. A Nicaraguan can't anymore. You see the difference? Or are you a baby who hasn't developed reasoning just yet?
@KimKatieUSA If it’s not temporary protected status, then it is permanent protected status, and that’s just being a citizen, which is not what it’s meant to do.