Paul O ' Neil for Roberto Kelly <| sep |> In general if an idea strikes you as This would be amazing , why weren ' t we doing this years ago ! there ' s probably a good reason why . Some folks could stand to learn that one . <| sep |> seeing as bang one shots dragon levels in an instant . no , bang is Miles above TTM . <| sep |> Im not drinking with you also . Nice job . <| sep |> I disagree with you , and do not think your examples define fascism . Militarized police isn ' t new nor are their approaches to dealing with protesters . Look at how they dealt with protesters in the 60 s with some protesters dying , or with union strikers in the 1890 s 1950 s with MANY strikers being killed . Honestly , the fact that no Standing Rock protester has been at killed yet is incredible . But how police currently treat protesters isn ' t a sign of us being a fascist state . Black people and nonwhite ethnicities in general getting shot by the police is a serious problem . There are clear signs of criminal bias , and lack of ethical training . BUT racial violence is lower than any point in US history . Think for a moment about a time when black people and other minorities as well were lynched for things that weren ' t even crimes such as a black man glancing at a white woman the wrong way . Lynching wasn ' t stopped by the police , and sometimes even included the police . Lynching wasn ' t just an issue in the South , it was an issue across the country including New York and California . We have racial violence , but it is not to the same degree it was in the early 20 th century . In fact , violence , hunger , and poverty are in decline in the US and the world in general and have been in decline for a long time . Will that change ? It certainly could . Nothing is certain , and everything is in flux . As of this moment in time , though , the trend is that things are getting less violent , fewer people are dying , fewer people are hungry , and fewer people are below the poverty line . Fascism has the potential to gain popularity under Trump because fascism is an ideology that lines up pretty well with a lot of his nationalistic , xenophobic , racist , sexist rhetoric . Those that believe in fascism now have a voice , and the upcoming administration doesn ' t look particularly keen on denouncing them , but we aren ' t there quite yet .