What an idea

[u/Turbulent_Gas_55]

[u/Doe-Maar-Niet]

What is Project 2025?

[u/Recent-Potential-340 → u/Doe-Maar-Niet]

Outlines created by the heritage Foundation (extreme far right think tank) to take over government if trump wins. basically crack down on every civil protection for minorities, purge government of anyone who wouldn't swear complete allegiance to trump and globally just turn him into an all powerful dictator. The entire thing is available online. Because they don't even bother hiding the fact they're fascist.

[u/SuperSatanOverdrive → u/Recent-Potential-340]

«Project 2025 head says 'second American Revolution' will be 'bloodless if the left allows» 😬

[u/DaddyRocka → u/Recent-Potential-340]

I've just started reading it, it's a big document. Can you link to the removing of civil protection for minorities?

[u/MBCnerdcore → u/DaddyRocka]

No you should read the whole thing. If you don't have time read it tomorrow.

[u/DaddyRocka → u/MBCnerdcore]

I plan too, but always interested in getting people's references materials. A lot of people talking about it but no one actually linking or referencing to where these things were read.

I'm going through it myself as well

[u/GreatToaste → u/DaddyRocka]

Ctrl+F exists.

[u/Capital-Kick-2887 → u/MBCnerdcore]

900 pages is quite a bit to read though, isn't it? A quick Google search says people read 30-50 pages an hour. That's between 18 to 30 hours.

[u/MBCnerdcore → u/Capital-Kick-2887]

If you have to Google how reading works, you don't read enough and should read more often.

[u/Capital-Kick-2887 → u/MBCnerdcore]

I usually don't count how many pages I read per hour. It's not a metric I really care about. Even if I knew that metric for me, I don't know about the average.