Pam Bondi Tossed Out A ‘Define A Fascist’ Challenge And You Can Guess How That Ended

[Thiệu Ngô]

The damning replies came fast for Donald Trump’s attorney general.

By Lee Moran

Attorney General Pam Bondi lashed out at critics of conservatives, suggesting they “probably couldn’t even define a fascist.”

Critics on social media, however, accepted what appeared to be a challenge and suggested why they most likely can.

“Trump. Next question,” wrote one.

Other replies were of a similar damning nature. See below.

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Bondi’s claim came during an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity last week that has since gone viral online.

Hannity complained that Democrats regularly label conservatives as “Nazi, fascist, racist, Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini” and then asked Bondi whether such language amounts to incitement or dehumanization and if she believes it “impacts on stable people and has a causal effect.”

“Yeah, Sean. Of course it does,” Bondi replied. “It is freedom of speech, but it does.”

She then, somewhat ironically given the divisive and hateful rhetoric spewed by President Donald Trump and many members of his administration, added: “In the world in which we live, people have to have more compassion.”

Bondi went on to claim that “conservatives can’t walk down the street without getting screamed at.”

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@DoedenAmmy
Obviously neither can you @AGPamBondi
since you work for one

@n00bthtpwnz
Yeah, yeah we can. A fascist "supports a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of the opposition and a subordination of individual interests for the perceived interest of the nation or race", among other things.

@pumpkinGroup
Replying to @atrupar
Get her a mirror.

@SethDrakin
Oh we can.....and you definitely are trying to be it.

@dvillella
Replying to @atrupar
So, Bondi, do you think people can define what "vermin", "human scum", and "enemy of the people" are, because that's what TACO has called US.

TACO has also called us fascists, marxists, and communists and he probably can't define those either.

@causeyCan
We can define it, and that’s what scares you…we both know it’s accurate for you and this administration.

@leeap52
Replying to @atrupar
I wonder if she thinks Trump calling Dems “the enemy of the people” impacts unstable people.

@CHRISAntoncich
Bondi is a fascist. See, I can define it.

@x_facts_matter
Let me explain what a fascist is:

They demean women and treat women as second class citizens.

They degrade immigrants, treating them as a lower class as if they have no rights.

They always call their opponents terrorists and enemies of the state.

They love to restrict the freedom of citizens and residents.

Fascists also don’t believe in democracy but in the absolute power of the executive where judges and congress falls inline providing no checks or balances.

They are very anti-freedom. If you believe or do anything outside of their ideology, that could very well land you in jail.

If fascism takes over we are no longer a country of freedom and liberty.

@New19106
Replying to @atrupar
I know a fascist when I see one, Bondi. Look in the mirror.