Sounds like what they're saying is that the normal methods of voicing dissatisfaction are not going to be effective, and we need to shift focus to other, more extreme, extrajudicial solutions, instead?
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i am pretty sure the jury box is pointless at this point. how many crimes has VP trump been convicted for?
As of now, they're still (allegedly) obeying court orders and at least giving lip-service to the idea that courts are to be respected.
At some point, they'll openly defy courts without even pretending to follow them.
They are openly defying court orders
“We’re going to have to look at judges.”
Over thirty. But of course was not punished for them because reasons.
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The judiciary has already failed.
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Sounds like it to me.
John F. Kennedy: 'Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.'
Ironic.
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Ehh, they're laying off the entire administrative side of the government. Should make it relatively easy to set up parallel power structures. What are they gonna do, send the cops they didn't pay this month to arrest you and your collaborators?
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"Those who make peaceful protest impossible make violent revolution inevitable." -JFK
"Riots are the voice of the unheard." -MLK
I've voted neoliberal in every general after fighting for democratic socialists in primaries, hating myself as I did, a vote for quiet slaughter over loud, braggadocious slaughter, not peace, my entire life.
After a lot, lot, lot, lot O pain, turns out the accelerationists might be right. Giving the capitalists/fascists a long enough rope to force hot revolution might be the only possible path to a society and not the murder for profit exploitation camp we've all been living under. Neoliberals just let the frog of capitalist cruelty simmer as capitalists murder us for profit and our neighbors die in homeless tent cities through no fault of their own, but you know, with affirmation ribbons instead of scapegoating. They support your right to love who you love and be who you are... in a cardboard box under a freeway as you die of exposure, sorry, market forces fam 🤷
I just hope when the revolution starts, Americans remember their enemy largely isn't in DC, those are middle managers with the exception of Trump and his cabinet who've cut out the well bribed middleman in the executive branch, they're on Wall Street, in guard gated communities and towers, on golf courses, and in mega yacht supporting ports.
As in all of civilization's history, one need only identify those holding the largest ~~bags of cash~~ asset portfolios as a result of all the carnage to know who is most responsible.
"Fascist refuses to listen to anything the public says or wants, news at 11."
Yeah, they dont care about any of you. They have been elected. They dont plan on having other elections in the future. Your voice is meaningless
You voted Trump in to screw yourselves, now scram! - Republicans
I'm expecting this to be said out loud soon
These people just don't know when to quit. We used to show up to the owner classes house in the middle of the night and bludgeon them to death with an angry mob. They seem to forget this was the deal for people to stop doing that.
Yes, it's called demoralization.
People who protested Democrats are now telling protesters their protests are meaningless?
Who would've thought that the fascist wouldn't allow protests... remember though the dems are just as bad...cause gaza.
“See, in the good old days this doesn’t happen, because they used to treat them very, very rough. And when they protested once, you know, they would not do it again so easily. But today they walk in and they put their hand up and they put the wrong finger in the air at everybody and they get away with murder because we’ve become weak, we’ve become weak." - Trump
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Bejarana then defended the removal, accusing protesters of attempting to "filibuster" the event as he continued talking about DOGE. "We've got to be a little aggressive with some of these folks here," he said. "Your voice is meaningless right now...I can talk over all of you."
Newsweek has reached out to Bejarana via for comment on Sunday.
The confrontational approach drew criticism from many in attendance. "Is this a town hall or a lecture?" one woman yelled amid the uproar, according to Coeur d'Alene Press.
While it's unclear what exactly the protesters were opposing, KCRCC has since posted a statement to Facebook explaining that Borrenpohl, who allegedly belongs to Save NIC, a social welfare nonprofit organization, "alongside at least five other recognized activists from local progressive circles—including two fellow 'Save NIC' members—shouted down legislators with insults like 'bigots' and 'liars' throughout the meeting, drowning out attempts at dialogue."
“attempts at dialogue”. Right.
time to organize
Oh wow, the predictable thing is happening? But I was told the Republican voters just needed to get angry and call their representatives! Don't worry guys, I'm sure the next plan to electorally save ourselves from fascism will work!
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One of these days, these guys are going to get their cunts kicked in.
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