LGBTQ+

A blue state would be better than nothing. Particularly if you go to a blue city in a blue state.

I agree in principle, but many don't have the resources to leave. Are there any countries actually accepting asylum seekers from the US, or any programs that can help?

Otherwise, a lot of us don't have the money to leave, and some countries outright won't take you if you're disabled or have something they consider to be a potential burden on their system.

There is a very specific reason I have never been diagnosed with anything.

I fled the country and now have to renew my passport. Having a really fun time with that right now

I totally get where you are coming from but, despite the glaring parallels, this is not Nazi Germany. These Republican freaks aren't Nazis, they are Nazi fetishists. They don't have the ideological commitment that Hitler and his lieutenants did. For instance, when courts shut them down, they usually retreat. Instead of cancelling elections, they build a liberal sounding (but false) narrative to suppress participation. These are spoiled and rich kids who have never in their lives had to be competent at anything. They don't even understand what competence is.

At this point in Nazi Germany, the fight for Germany was already over. In the US today, it's looking more and more inevitable that they will lose at a national level. By lose, I mean electorally, but also culturally. Arguably they have lost already on a cultural level. Polling on trans issues have shifted dramatically in the right direction.

As a kid, my mother wouldn't let me play at at my friend's house because his brother was gay. Enter Trump after 30 years of cultural evolution and she is outraged by what Republicans are doing to trans folks. I honestly don't think she has ever met someone who is trans, or even gay, but they are part of her world now because Republicans unwittingly put them there.

I would never tell someone to stay in a place they feel unsafe, and that's not my intention here. All I'm saying is that history doesn't repeat, it rhymes. There are a lot of things to consider here beyond the parallels with Nazi Germany.

Or stay in place and fight? I mean I’m an American abroad so I get leaving, but there are different strategies depending on one’s situation. (What race, gender, family or no family, finances, personal age and strength etc)