Nothing ever changes...
In other words, it's a vague threat by a bunch of lunatic community college drop-outs living in their parents' basements about the consequences of your ridicule once they've wrested control from a government they perceive to be a brutal totalitarian regime. If they ever put down the bowl of Captain Crunch long enough to change out of their pajamas, you might actually have something to fear.
ETA The more posts I read, the more it seems to me that about half the posters over there are projecting an overprotective relationship with their parents onto this government conspiracy.
When I read this, I was immediately reminded of the various Marxist parties of the 1930s (and today), and an incident described in Murray Bendiner's "Just Around the Corner: A Highly Selective History of the 30s."
He had a chapter called: "Politics of the Absurd," about the left-wing moements of the period, which highlighted how they fought more amongst themselves than against capitalism. They accused each other of being deviationists or revanchists or revisionists from the assorted party lines: Leninism, Trotskyism, Stalinism.
Bendiner's favorite line was when one group of 50 or so neo-Trotskyists split up with 100 or so other neo-Trotskyists, and one of them stood up and grimly shook his fist at a guy named Schachtman, saying, "Very well, Comrade Shachtman, we shall seize power without you!"
Another pair, Mr. and Mrs. Field, set up their little outfit, which got called the "Fieldites," and when they had a falling out with their group, found picketers in front of their house, carrying signs that read, "Mr. and Mrs. Field are no longer Fieldites."
This kind of stuff came out of massive arguments over jargon-ridden dialectic and how to apply it to what was really going on in America and the world. These debates consumed vast amounts of energy and ink in lengthy articles in their newspapers and magazines, but had no connection to reality, which rolled right along.
This is going to be the same thing in some ways...people who are completely irrelevant in the first place, wrapping themselves in mantels of immense power and importance, to cover up their utter lack of power and importance. Having been (for a while) the guy in the parents' basement (actually the attic for me), I can tell you, that life is hell. You create a vast sense of self-importance to cover for your lack of importance.