“#Guillotine2020 campaign.”
SAY WHAT?!! Is that from Project Veritas Bernie Bots vid? Didn’t see that.
Gulags, yes because they said “they are not that bad”.
Didn’t hear guillotines but wouldn’t be surprised.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/30/arts/virus-celebrities.html
By Amanda Hess
March 30, 2020
But the dream of class mobility dissipates when society locks down, the economy stalls, the death count mounts and everyone’s future is frozen inside their own crowded apartment or palatial mansion. The difference between the two has never been more obvious. The #guillotine2020 hashtag is jumping. As grocery aisles turn bare, some have suggested that perhaps they ought to eat the rich.
https://revolutioninfiction.wordpress.com/2020/03/31/guillotine2020-too-funny-except-its-not/
March 31, 2020
Hey there,
Couldn’t pass up the chance to flag the great new social media tag #guillotine2020, and to remind everyone of its link to the French Revolution. As Amanda Hess writes in today’s New York Times, this tag indicates people’s growing distaste with celebrities who have taken to warbling uplifting anthems and promoting their personal recipes for “wellness” during the coronavirus public health emergency, from the comfort of their multi-million dollar mansions in Beverly Hills. Yes, it’s tasteless. But will it actually rouse the rabble (that is, us) to stop looking to movie stars for moral guidance?
and this
https://www.facebook.com/CapitalistDogs/posts/1303564209793267
and lots of uses here. so much for twitter claiming they block calls for violence
https://twitter.com/search?q=guillotine2020&src=typed_query