So what happens when the right loses a battle and finds out that the left is no longer afraid?

Do I have to talk about it? The left no longer fights with kid gloves on. We are no longer afraid of what people will say about us in the media. We are no longer afraid of being called "toxic" because we call right-wingers out and say, "Yeeees I hate you."<br><br>I think we can win this war. We've done it before. When I look out at the battlefields of social media, I am no longer fearful and depressed I am hopeful. <br><br>Many years ago, I remember I was on Twitter and I got a message from a man who threatened to send photos of my kids to my husband and claim that I was fucking around on him and that he would ruin my marriage. I remember being terrified for a while. I would look out my windows and wonder if anyone was watching me. I was so afraid right-wingers would show up at my door. <br><br>I no longer feel that way. I am not afraid of them. I will say publicly I hate them. I hate every goddamn Conservative in this country. I would rather live and die by my sword than ever bend the knee to people who would rather I die than have access to healthcare. I have no respect for right wingers. I respect zero Republicans. <br><br>I will say it again: The right should be fearful of us. They should be afraid I will talk about taking up arms one day. I will say that I hate their children and their grandchildren and hope their fucking lines die. I will say it all because I no longer fear them and the more of us that come out of the fucking woods the more the right should be afraid.<br><br>It is our time now. <br><br>Edit: I am not calling for violence. Nor would I ever. I hope to start a discussion I am not calling anybody to arms.