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This is the kind of thing that makes me want to move to Europe.
I've never been to Amerika so I can't say that it's better here but I sure am terrified to visit the US, even as a tourist and especially with Trump back in power.
But I definitely want to visit at some point in my life, i'm still waiting for a better time though!
It's stuff like this that gives me a little comfort/hope living in Europe. There's still lots of fucked shit, but at least there are some people in power that care at least that tiny bit.