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He’s the conflicted architect of a militarized theocracy that took root in America after a second civil war where the Constitution did not prevail.

If elected, he also promised a militarized campaign of deportation that would entail arresting and detaining millions of people in internment camps.

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Social theorist Henry Giroux explains that "Trump’s invocation of 'The Purge' marks a chilling embrace of militarized, fascist rhetoric that treats politics as all-out war, with no regard for legality, morality, or humanity":

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It’s the public justification of a militarized policy that has been pushed into Latin America from the Global North, and it has resulted in bloodshed affecting the most impoverished and disenfranchised and vulnerable sectors.

A militarized police crackdown followed and hundreds of "water protectors" were arrested.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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