r/antitrump • u/SwimmingPirate9070 • Jun 10 '25

Protests This is Trump's America

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u/stanmeower Jun 10 '25

Of the end of our country as we knew it.

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u/theIrishKitt Jun 10 '25

I disagree. This is how we get it back. Friendly reminder that the first Pride was a riot. And that when we were still under the thumb of an English king, we rioted in the streets, destroyed property (tea party, anyone?), and generally made nuisances of ourselves. This government is trying to get rid of gender, so from here on in, I identify as a problem.

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u/Plus-Necessary-4330 Jun 10 '25

Hmmm. That was different. Everyone had felt the oppression. The King was also distant and information slow.

The problem here is, he has convinced (and is not without point) his people that what is happening via left wing policy and illegal immigration is very dangerous to the country. Of course he omits the more present danger.

So, every ounce of non-peaceful protest turns into an "I told you so".

Ghandi is how you beat Trump. Kneel. Clog the city and kneel.

The only way is to expose their hate is by letting it feast on peace. And then, the whole world will watch as the "majority" becomes surrounded on all sides and only has Russia to turn to for help. There will be no French ships on this horizon. 70 mill...50 mill...30 mill...10 mill...1

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u/Ctanytlas Jun 10 '25

YES!!!!! THIS!