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Reading a Reason.com article about an art curator fired for saying "don't worry, we'll still collect white art," I've once again been thinking of Brownshirt tactics. They physically can't beat the public excercising free speech with truncheons just yet, need a Dem president for that. For now, they beat your employment with a truncheon, either by driving the business to collapse or convincing your employer they will collapse the business if you aren't fired.

This article goes back before Nazi party to 1793.

The 1793 Project Unmasked:The campus left was just getting started
	06/14/2020 10:18:57 AM PDT · by RightGeek · 13 replies Reason ^ \| 6/12/2020 \| Robby Soave

Here's an excerpt from the article.

"In 1793, the Committee of Public Safety took charge of the French Revolution on a promise to "make terror the order of the day." Evidence-free show trials and ideological purges followed, consistent with the radical leaders' belief that public safety requires public terror. "

"Needless to say, critics of today's radicals do not live in terror of being sentenced to the guillotine. But losing employment and social standing is no small matter. Having a job is usually connected to having health care and economic security: the ability to afford food, housing, and medicine."