Trump/Admin Policies

gimmesometruth27

Halifax2TheMax said:

Fuck free speech, eh?

• The US State Department will “undertake appropriate action” against foreigners in the United States “praising, rationalizing, or making light of” Kirk’s death, Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau said.

they are gonna make him the modern day horst wessel aren't they?

Vitalogensia

gimmesometruth27 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Fuck free speech, eh?

• The US State Department will “undertake appropriate action” against foreigners in the United States “praising, rationalizing, or making light of” Kirk’s death, Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau said.

they are gonna make him the modern day horst wessel aren't they?

I was not familiar with Horst, didn’t even know it was a person, but totally agree. 

njhaley1

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Lerxst1992

static111 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

static111 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

static111 said:

As far as the jones type thoughts people are having that is kind of rational on its own way considering what typically happens when disaster strikes with Republicans in high office. 

I mean this is a perfect excuse to weaponize the government and crack down on freedom ala 9/11.  A crackdown on political violence could very well become any speech that is critical of the current regime,maga, Christian nationalism etc...with a list of terrorist organizations that would basically encompass  anything being considered the left.  I'm expecting this is going to be used to try to wreak havoc on freedom of speech.  

I don't think it was a false flag but I think this will be used to try to bring down some more iron fist authoritarianism.

Check out the UK and Palestine Action. Not far fetched.

Yes that is exactly what I had in mind when I posted.

Speech? Is that meant to be truthful or honest?  LMAO

” The UK government cited extensive property damage, intimidation of public and employees, and acts of violence as evidence for proscribing Palestine Action. This included hundreds of instances of criminal damage, such as the destruction of jets at RAF Brize Norton, and activities with a terrorism connection, like those leading to charges of bodily harm. The Joint Terrorism Assessment Centre (JTAC) also provided an assessment that the group had moved from protest to sabotage, crossing a threshold for proscription. 

Key Evidence Cited by the UK Government

• Property Damage:

  • Palestine Action was linked to hundreds of incidents of significant property damage, with actions aimed at progressing its political cause. 
  • The group caused millions of pounds worth of damage to property, including an estimated £7 million in damage to jets at RAF Brize Norton. 

Yes honest. One can be jailed in Britain for saying I support Palestine action.  That is not free speech.  

If you look in depth to the terrorism allegations most are on the level of green peace or peta. Which last I checked though a little extreme are hardly terrorist organizations.  Of course ai isnt  going to get into the details so I’m not surprised you missed out on that.  

Lmao indeed

Unfortunately that phrase represents a terrorist organization that has a long list of violent action.

you want to change things? Go vote. Speak. Don’t destroy. Where do you propose we draw the line for acceptable violence?

when it suits your personal political beliefs?

HughFreakingDillon

Lerxst1992 said:

static111 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

static111 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

static111 said:

As far as the jones type thoughts people are having that is kind of rational on its own way considering what typically happens when disaster strikes with Republicans in high office. 

I mean this is a perfect excuse to weaponize the government and crack down on freedom ala 9/11.  A crackdown on political violence could very well become any speech that is critical of the current regime,maga, Christian nationalism etc...with a list of terrorist organizations that would basically encompass  anything being considered the left.  I'm expecting this is going to be used to try to wreak havoc on freedom of speech.  

I don't think it was a false flag but I think this will be used to try to bring down some more iron fist authoritarianism.

Check out the UK and Palestine Action. Not far fetched.

Yes that is exactly what I had in mind when I posted.

Speech? Is that meant to be truthful or honest?  LMAO

” The UK government cited extensive property damage, intimidation of public and employees, and acts of violence as evidence for proscribing Palestine Action. This included hundreds of instances of criminal damage, such as the destruction of jets at RAF Brize Norton, and activities with a terrorism connection, like those leading to charges of bodily harm. The Joint Terrorism Assessment Centre (JTAC) also provided an assessment that the group had moved from protest to sabotage, crossing a threshold for proscription. 

Key Evidence Cited by the UK Government

• Property Damage:

  • Palestine Action was linked to hundreds of incidents of significant property damage, with actions aimed at progressing its political cause. 
  • The group caused millions of pounds worth of damage to property, including an estimated £7 million in damage to jets at RAF Brize Norton. 

Yes honest. One can be jailed in Britain for saying I support Palestine action.  That is not free speech.  

If you look in depth to the terrorism allegations most are on the level of green peace or peta. Which last I checked though a little extreme are hardly terrorist organizations.  Of course ai isnt  going to get into the details so I’m not surprised you missed out on that.  

Lmao indeed

Unfortunately that phrase represents a terrorist organization that has a long list of violent action.

you want to change things? Go vote. Speak. Don’t destroy. Where do you propose we draw the line for acceptable violence?

when it suits your personal political beliefs?

But if you vote TO destroy, then it’s ok? 

#votebibi
#vote4genocide

gimmesometruth27

Vitalogensia said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Fuck free speech, eh?

• The US State Department will “undertake appropriate action” against foreigners in the United States “praising, rationalizing, or making light of” Kirk’s death, Deputy Secretary of State Chris Landau said.

they are gonna make him the modern day horst wessel aren't they?

I was not familiar with Horst, didn’t even know it was a person, but totally agree. 

people need to know these things. it is the exact same playbook.

not saying you, i mean this is what needs to be taught in school about how authoritarian governments take over. we just sat here and watched it happen because people did not know.

mickeyrat

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Gern Blansten

good ole president ADD

njhaley1

Gern Blansten said:

good ole president ADD

Surely taken out of context. /s

My bet: the ballroom will be officially named "the Charlie Kirk Ballroom," which is why he's brought it up twice now when discussing Charlie's murder.

Gern Blansten

njhaley1 said:

Gern Blansten said:

good ole president ADD

Surely taken out of context. /s

My bet: the ballroom will be officially named "the Charlie Kirk Ballroom," which is why he's brought it up twice now when discussing Charlie's murder.

you might be right....I'll be surprised if he doesn't name it after himself though

Tim Simmons

Thats legitimately so fucking funny. 

PJ_Soul

Trump always talks about his stupid building projects at inappropriate moments now, and it is my firm belief that he defaults to that when he is having his "senior moments" - when he is completely unable to focus on talking about anything substantive - which is very often. It's a glaring symptom of his rapid mental and physical decline that the entire right is ignoring. 

josevolution

Gern Blansten said:

good ole president ADD

I’m shocked he didn’t answer Who? 

Go Beavers

PJ_Soul said:

Trump always talks about his stupid building projects at inappropriate moments now, and it is my firm belief that he defaults to that when he is having his "senior moments" - when he is completely unable to focus on talking about anything substantive - which is very often. It's a glaring symptom of his rapid mental and physical decline that the entire right is ignoring. 

Another wild one is when he admits to not knowing anything about significant events that happened, or what people in his admin are doing, and then the press is just like “well okay then”. 

gimmesometruth27

Gern Blansten said:

good ole president ADD

translation: "it got all you morons in the press to stop talking about the epstein files, so i am doing very well thank you,. bigly."

OnWis97

PJ_Soul said:

Trump always talks about his stupid building projects at inappropriate moments now, and it is my firm belief that he defaults to that when he is having his "senior moments" - when he is completely unable to focus on talking about anything substantive - which is very often. It's a glaring symptom of his rapid mental and physical decline that the entire right is ignoring. 

He's just that self-centered and insecure that he almost has to talk himself up. And it's not about being old; he bragged about having the tallest building in NYC after the planes took the towers down 24 years and one day ago.

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gimmesometruth27

captain bonespurs is talking about sending the national guard to my city, because someone high up at union pacific asked him to. i guess they don't like their train cars getting all spray painted. funny that that railroad executive can ask this of trump instead of our state government.

mickeyrat

mickeyrat

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mickeyrat

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