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150,000 Koreans in U.S. subject to Trump's deportation order: Report
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I do wonder if there will be any bottom up resistance to the Trump regime. Things like regional refusals to implement at least some of the orders, occupation of federal buildings, detainment of regime thugs, blockade of key infrastructure nodes (airports, major highway nodes, ports etc.), detainment of senior oligarchs and collaborators.
I recognize that in the US context even talking about such things is both controversial and would be seen as a sort of a fever dream, but in the global context this is not unprecedented.
From living in the US, I don't think there will be any bottom up resistance (at least initially). US is simply too well off (on a relative basis) for most people to care, there is a strong belief in US institutions (for better or worse) and many people are brainwashed by oligarch propaganda.
That being said, these sort of things are by definition unpredictable.
The Milgram Experiment shows that most people will obey an authority figure that instructs them to do actions contrary to their conscience.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment
the results of the milgram experiment have been under a lot of valid scientific criticism for at least ten years now
Oh, that's not surprising, being done in the 1960's. I can't say I'm aware of that criticism though, do you know the main issue with the experiment?