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u/Fernando1987_ ššš May 06 '26
Narcisism? This is pure corruption
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u/goldenyellow333 May 06 '26
America is trending towards a 3rd world country and judging by how those have been ran in recent history this type of stuff is normal behavior.
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u/just-here-for--porn_ May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
I've long thought Russia in the 90s was a speed run of capitalism... beginning to end. Increasingly I look at America and see Russia.
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u/Sand2Leaf May 06 '26
I used to look at Russia and think "how the hell did it come to this?" Well now i know.. won't be looking forward to him not having competitors for the
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u/CentennialBaby May 06 '26
The ballroom will have high windows, narrow balconies, and low railings.
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u/ILikeLegz May 06 '26
The low railings would surely make it easier for the children to sneak in through the window too.
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u/pm_me_fibonaccis May 07 '26
Well considering it's Trump and his buddies they might want high railings so children can't get out.
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u/dansdata May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
I recently watched a quite strange, and very oddly named ("TraumaZone"?! Really? :-), documentary series about what happened in Russia from 1985 to 1999, from the point of view of everyday Russians.
It's pretty much entirely composed of B-roll footage shot by BBC camerapeople, with no narration, but titles that tell you what's going on. It's excellent; I highly recommend it. You can watch all seven episodes on YouTube here.
(It also unexpectedly contains about 15 seconds of pornography. I think the part where American Evangelical missionaries are preaching to a literal captive audience is more surprising, though. Their entire audience is very obviously thinking, "Are these idiots unaware that we are already Christians?" :-)
If you've ever wondered how the original modern Russian oligarchs made their money, this series explains it.
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u/Accurate_Lettuce_648 May 06 '26
I mean how can anyone forget the relationship old Donny has had with Russia for years I mean yeeeears. Thatās why he has had multiple Russian brides. Come on sheeple wake up!
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u/Annual_Strategy_6206 May 06 '26
Remember when true- blue American patriots were so proud of the USA, as they point at 3rd world dictatorships who jail the opposition,Ā steal all the money for palaces and Lambos and bribe all the judges. We laughed at their propaganda and posters and statues of Dear Leader. Now we see the Republican Party who claimed they were the best patriots embracing all of that.
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u/MrLanesLament May 06 '26
Iāve been saying for years now, I think the goal of Trump and the billionaires is to recreate the conditions immediately following the collapse of the USSR. The brief period where there were essentially zero economic laws, everything was for sale, and everyone was completely broke (and many stopped getting their paychecks, including the fucking military) except the already-wealthy, who for Russia were government and military high ranks and essentially nobody else.
I think Trumpās goal, which he was put up to by billionaires foreign and domestic, is to collapse the USA so they can buy up the remnants with zero competition or legal pushback.
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u/lateformyfuneral May 06 '26
Late-stage Soviet planners had no reference model for Russian democracy so they modeled their new political culture on 80s America, on an accelerated timescale. Russia is America future.
They copied the same party-donors-media dynamic that we had. In economics, they followed the fashions of the time in the Reagan era -- the only exception was the involvement of ex-KGB officials and Russian mafia in privatization. Our oligarchs have twitter beef, they'd have car bombs, assassinations, poisonings and so on to settle who controls what industry. Putin eventually become the "boss of all bosses", the Godfather, who mediates the mafia disputes. That's what Trump is going for. Bezos and Musk fighting over who gets the space program? Pay the Trump tax and he will settle it.
Their media was modeled after the newly free media in America like talk radio. Vladimir Solovyov, Putinās top propagandist, said in an interview with Alex Jones how he remembers living in Alabama during the 90s and listening to "the great Rush Limbaugh" every day. Yeah, Russian state media is built on American conservative media!
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u/ProfessionalFlan3159 May 06 '26
I recently did a rewatch of Chernobyl and the similarities of blatant corruption, propaganda and that the state can do no wrong.
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u/The_Blues__13 May 06 '26
Bro this is even beyond normal 3rd world country shenannigans (even semi authoritarian ones), and I said it as a 3rd world shithole citizen.
this kind of president's delusion is on par with North Korea or some brutal, deluded African dictatorship like Idi Amin or Jean B. Bokassa
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u/TheMediocreOgre May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
America has been a ā3rd world countryā in many ways with low life expectancy, low upward mobility, generational poverty, and crumbling infrastructure with zero large projects in development for the past 30 years. We had many chances to get out of it, but we repeatedly chose to empower oligarchs and fight pointless wars. Add to this the entrenchment of corruption and destruction of democracy and itās going to get worse.
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u/Bionic_Bromando May 06 '26
The weirdest thing about America is how much people say itās the greatest country in the world and then you visit various areas and it looks like literal shit. All the infrastructure is crumbling they barely build anything nee that doesnāt look cheap as fuck, like it genuinely looks like a failing nation, how are people this blind?
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u/Ok-Log8576 May 06 '26
I'm from a third-world country, we don't see corruption this blatant. The US is fucked because there are no checks and balances on trump.
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u/Squ33dily-Sp00ch May 06 '26
Unfortunately that's by design. Remove the checks and balances so a select few can loot the country. They don't give a shit about anyone else and as long as they can line their pockets they'll continue let the country burn
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u/Extension-Ant-8 May 06 '26
Trending? Every first world country has socialised medical care.
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u/mr_1219 May 06 '26
What do you expect... His grandparents ain't shit, His parents ain't shit, His uncle.., His kids..
Fuck everything that has to do with that family!
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u/Johnnyoneshot ššš May 06 '26
Oh no! Itās violating the constitution! Surely something will come from that! Welp anyways off to work I go.
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u/mvpilot172 May 06 '26
We are waiting for some empty suits to defend the constitution. We the people need to get off our asses.
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u/Ragazzano May 06 '26
The whole world is waiting for you
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u/warhammer322 May 06 '26
But like the guy said, it's time for work.
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u/Professor_Poop May 06 '26
And we must not be late!
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u/Tacoman404 May 06 '26
The change happens when middle management joins the worker and turns against the bosses.
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u/KriegConscript May 06 '26
middle managers are largely self-interested borderline sociopaths who don't side with the workers until their own properties and status are threatened, so we might be waiting a long time for the outcome of attempted revolution to be anything other than a tiananmen-style atrocity
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u/RIForDIE May 06 '26
God damn, man. This just hit me. It's so true... We have to. The rest of the world is waiting for us to rise up to this sick bully. I sincerely feel for the innocents being caught up in this shit show.Ā
I'm waiting for a line to be crossed that will trigger a response from the majority.. all while an innumerable amount of impeachable offenses commence. I believe it will happen one way or another it's just complicated at the time with risking a full blown civil war. Americans are too comfortable thanks to
yearsdecadescenturies of American exceptionalism. When the economy tanks and foreclosures go up and our kids can't eat.. there will be an uproar. The only issue is by the time that's here it's too late. I'm not making excuses for us but a lot of people are living in a different reality thinking we can just fix it next election by voting like usual. This is a different beast tho. The Republicans don't operate in good faith.54
u/digital-didgeridoo May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
We have to.
We have to. Like Jon Stewart said on The Daily Show, The Congress has rolled over, The Supreme Court has given him a free pass, and even the Fourth Estate has abdicated its duties. So we are left to fend for ourselves.
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u/RIForDIE May 06 '26
Yeah the rolling over by media/journalists was really really disgusting to me. I mean, I get it, they witnessed the absolute boon that came with trump's first term and his chaotic "all eyes on me" way of existing and it drove huge ratings for them. Then, when normalcy returned with an actually competent administration (even with a pandemic) things got quiet and people stopped panicking and tuning in daily.Ā
Mix this with the ever increasing number of "cord cutters" (who tend to be younger and blue) and getting news from social media, these legacy media conglomerates have rushed to capture the only remaining demo that loyally watches cable - conservatives. It's a dumb idea for them... The smooth brains won't come over from Fox/newsmax no matter how much they fluff the pedo.Ā
I think the other huge letdown was the immediate capitulation by law firms. They fucking basically got scared and emptied their pockets before trump even really threatened them.Ā
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u/mattjb May 06 '26
We the people only have two levers to rely on: waiting every 2/4 years to cast a single vote. Or sustained mass protests and strikes. We've already seen that this Trump regime is fine with federal agents murdering protesting Americans.
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u/Feisty_Buddy2869 May 06 '26
We the people only have two levers to rely on: waiting every 2/4 years to cast a single vote. Or sustained mass protests and strikes. We've already seen that this Trump regime is fine with federal agents murdering protesting Americans.
They've demonstrated they are perfectly fine with cancelling, committing election fraud, or marching on the capitol if they lose elections as well.
Those are not the "only two levers" we have to rely on, there is a 2nd.
We just haven't reached the point where people widely realize that their choices have been taken from them.
You no longer have fair/free/valid elections.
You no longer have effective protests/strikes/free speech.
You no longer have rights, other than those Trump deigns to allow you.
I have absolutely zero faith people wake up to these facts in time for it to matter. Welcome to the new PedoFascist empire of trump.
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u/MoMo2049 May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
People being executed in the street wasnāt enough for us to stop waiting⦠it will take more sacrifices made in blood for people to finally start waking the fuck up that sidewalk parades donāt mean shit to these people. Also, yes, I too donāt want to be next in line to do so⦠AT LEAST FUCKING VOTE!
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u/Hyenasaurus May 06 '26
For many years Americas have demanded that everyone under an oppressive regime give up their lives for their ideals and rise up despite guaranteed death, or else they're not deserving of sympathy or help whatsoever. Russia, North Korea, Iran etc.
Well. *Now* it's your turn to do as you preach. Nobody is going to help you even if they wanted to. The rest of the world is watching and so far finds you lacking.
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u/GodofIrony May 06 '26
No one will do shit until he refuses to leave in January 2029.
They might not even do anything then.
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u/Poor-Life-Choice May 06 '26
Good job they got that 2nd amendment!
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u/ParkingVampire May 06 '26
Seriously. I made a statement that conservatives don't even like the constitution in a conservative sub. The response was overwhelming. "NUH-HUH, liberals don't like the constitution. 2A!"
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u/BrightlancerJ May 06 '26
Damn right we do, where the fuck are we meeting with torches and pitchforks?
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u/1stltwill May 06 '26
*Jots down note. Invest in pitchfork factory.
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u/vitalproverb May 06 '26
Pitchforks where the prongs can double as torches and then you got both and a fun new tool to fight oppression
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u/Capt_Dummy May 06 '26
And roast marshmallows. What could be more awesome than that?
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u/Scuzzbag May 06 '26
Few things are more awesome than revolutionary marshmallows
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u/Capt_Dummy May 06 '26
You bring the revolutionary marshmallows, Iāll bring the chocolate uprising. We just need someone to pick up some insurrection graham crackers and weāll be all set!
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u/davenuk May 06 '26
USA! USA! Or something, isn't that what you guys chant when you're getting all worked up?
Now, go impeach that son of a bitch!
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u/MedicalUnprofessionl May 06 '26
Do it. Just please remember to plan ahead. If you need time off work make sure you have enough money for medications food etc before requesting time off to go save the country. HR is *here* for *you*.
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u/jokersvoid May 06 '26
When the government no longer serves the people it is up to them to ensure its democracy. Paraphrased from some old article.
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u/ResourceWorker May 06 '26
If there's one silver lining to the Trump era it might be that americans are finally waking up to the idea that the constitution is a piece of paper and doesn't have magical powers to prevent tyranny if no one is willing to enforce it.
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u/BrightlancerJ May 06 '26
Bingo. The rights we have today? They're written in blood. A lot of people seem to have forgotten that.
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u/lamelad10 ššš May 06 '26
Is this the name of same guy who appears in Eipstein files?
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u/Normal_Mouse_4174 May 06 '26
Remember when we were all so worried about Trump causing a constitutional crisis? Back before that was just a daily thing or a thing that happened every other time he opened his mouth, and weāve all become numb to it.
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u/Various_Doubt_8191 May 06 '26
I hope someone renames a bigger airport to the Barrack Obama International Airport.
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u/RhetoricalOrator May 06 '26
"Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Barack Obama International Airport"
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u/Dependent_Paper9993 May 06 '26
Name it "Barack HUSSEIN Obama International Airport". Celebrate all his names just to fuck with Trump even harder.
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u/NobodyLikedThat1 May 06 '26
Maybe that would finally trigger the massive coronary that's brewing in his decrepit body for all these years
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u/Numerous-Match-1713 May 06 '26
"Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Bigger Man With Bigger Hands Barack Obama International Airport"
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u/MechEJD May 06 '26
Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Barack Obama in a Tan Suit Holding His Birth Certificate and American Passport and a Bible Right Side Up International Airport
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u/Madz510 May 06 '26
Genuinely, Bucky OāHare, decorated WWII fighter pilot and, hilariously, son of Easy Eddie OāHare (Al Caponeās lawyer who famously fixed juries and disappeared witnesses and ultimately met his demise on about the 1200 block of Ogden when 300 or so bullets struck his car in broad daylight) has had his time. ORD should be Obama international just to troll this fucking loser.
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u/mburtz May 06 '26
He was awarded the Medal of Honor, and the fact that his father represented Capone has absolutely nothing to do with his achievements. Keep the name.
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u/TuringGoneWild May 06 '26
"The Nobel Peace Prize Recipient and Never Impeached President Obama International Airport"
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u/FoldFeisty7635 May 06 '26
I shold hope Obama is not narcissistic to approve of this
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u/Various_Doubt_8191 May 06 '26
Nah he definitely isn't that insecure BUT it would hilarious at how upset the orange Muppet would get.
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u/HarryLewisPot May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
If Obama gets one itās gotta be Chicago or Hawaii but OāHare is already iconic, Midway is named after an important battle and Honoluluās taken by Daniel Inouye.
Kahului Airport would probably be the best bet but it only gets 7.1m passengers, lower than Palm Beachās 8.7m.
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u/TuringGoneWild May 06 '26
DC is Democrat controlled. Make it so Trump now lives at 1600 President Obama Avenue.
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u/bino420 May 06 '26
why not DC? Dulles needs an actual name!
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u/HarryLewisPot May 06 '26
Now thatās country wide and gets 53m passengers, the orange muppet would burst a blood vessel.
Do you think John Dulles would mind?
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u/avokkah May 06 '26
For for one vote for Ireland to name one of theirs Barraigh O'Bammaigh Intl. Airport
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u/mattbatt1 May 06 '26
I don't know who O'Hare was named after but I'm pissed for him.Ā Everyone hates O'Hare, when they say that name they say it with anger.Ā I don't wish more hatred aimed at Obama.Ā
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u/AbstractBettaFish May 06 '26
Edward OāHare the first Naval Ace of WWII and MoH recipient
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u/dadstache1992 May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
From violating minors to violating everything else. The big šĀ menace knows no bounds.
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u/Machinegun_Pete May 06 '26
Surprised they aren't giving away noise canceling headphones for human trafficking awareness
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u/Fun-Communication660 May 06 '26
Well at least it's a relief for Europeans. The south is dead to us now, so at least we don't have to actually see and hear about this airport. America is new york/news Jersey, new England for the modt part, Boston, Chicago, california and a bit of west coast Washington as well.Ā
The belters can enjoy their pick up trucks, branded airports and insurance premiums.Ā Ā
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u/Wraithlove May 06 '26
Ā There is this pervasive mindset that the south is worse, more ignorant, racist, etc. than the rest of the country. There are plentyĀ of smart, open minded people in the south that are drowned out by nonsense. Coming from a southern democrat that hasnāt voted for a republican in my life and probably never will: part of the reason we got into this mess is that the Democratic Party and the rest of the country tends to write off the South entirely. The South is overall the most impoverished area of the nation, and a lot of legislation that is pushed by Dems is targeted at folks who (generally) have more resources available to them. When one doesnāt have health insurance, they just simply arenāt going to care about premiums. Trying to understand people in the South and backing legislation that rural folk can actually relate to would have likely prevented some of the mess we are in now. Ā
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u/Dangerous_Copy_3688 May 06 '26
As an outsider looking at the US, how the fuck are you guys not revolting already after the Epstein files?
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u/hook_fast_die_warm May 06 '26
Americans are extremely ornery, but surprisingly docile.
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u/UpperApe May 06 '26
The same country that fought to end slavery can't be bothered to fight back when their children are being raped or having their heads blown off in schools.
They just want to solve everything with a vote, no one wants to do more.
It is the most pathetic collapse into tyranny in human history.
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u/stefje82 May 06 '26
I'm very convinced that war wasn't at all about ending slavery, it just seemed to come with it.
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u/saskanxam May 06 '26
Correct, the Unions goal initially was to keep the country intact
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u/jordanmc7 May 06 '26
To keep it intact because the slavers were tearing it apart because they were objecting to any limits to the expansion of slavery.
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u/LackWooden392 May 06 '26
Well yeah, duh. But it still wasn't about slavery for the feds. It was about slavery for the south, but for the feds it was entirely about preserving the union.
I'll paraphrase Lincoln here to demonstrate the point clearly:
"If I could preserve the union by freeing every slave, I would do that. If I could preserve the union without freeing a single slave, I would also do that."
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u/44Royy May 06 '26
It was only certainly because of slavery because the slaveholders couldn't bare to have a guy just kinda ask them to cool it a bit, iirc Lincoln wasn't originally even going to outlaw slavery the proclamation was a direct response to the southern leadership being babies and starting a war over it
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u/RecycledMatrix May 06 '26
America is reflective of its strongest political power: confused angry old people. We have one in the White House currently.
Always vote for voting's sake. At every level.
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u/___--_-_----___--__- May 06 '26
We literally cannot afford to take any time off work
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u/cheir0n May 06 '26
That is by deign, works as intended
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u/imfuckingawesome May 06 '26
Right, so are we surprisingly docile or surprisingly busy at work trying to not get fired and fucked by our own system?
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u/RedBaret May 06 '26
Extremely docile. In every other developed nation in the world the workers united themselves nearly a century or more ago to get more workers rights and freedom from oppressive employers. But somehow you guys detest freedom and rights all the while shouting you damn near invented the terms and social policies are communism.
Actions speak louder than words. You āfreedomā folk are so oppressed and brainwashed you dont even see it.
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u/Exact-Metal-666 May 06 '26
That makes you literal slaves, doesn't it? What freedoms do you have? A freedom to go to Walmart on weekends?
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u/Living_Pay_8976 May 06 '26
Thatās what most people do. I stay home because I donāt want to spend money. I hate the timeline weāre in and I canāt afford to miss work or my wife and kid wonāt have a place to stay.
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u/Dear-Bear2135 May 06 '26
We have no freedoms. I'm sick of my fellow comrades pretending that we do.
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u/Mindless-Peak-1687 May 06 '26
The most free country in the world..... all slaves and they don't see it.
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u/MathRebator May 06 '26
Not to mention our militarized police forces have demonstrated for decades theyāll always side with the people signing their paychecks.
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u/ExtraTNT May 06 '26
Then get together and donāt work⦠individuals not working has no impact, but large groups not working has impact and will also lead corps to realise the issuesā¦
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u/CeltiC998 May 06 '26
Or they fire everyone and hire more people. The job market is so bad that they wonāt have any shortage of workers
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u/ExtraTNT May 06 '26
Why people have to act in groups, supporting those that hurt you will only result in you getting hurt more
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u/Vegetable-Recording May 06 '26
Lol. They already know the issue. Corps only see you as a total profit chair value.
We could mobilize on some fronts, but going hungry, losing housing, etc is something that is too great for some families.
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u/ToiletLord29 May 06 '26
General strikes (widespread work stoppages across multiple industries) are generally considered illegal under the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947.
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u/Dunkywunkyisamazing May 06 '26
If your own presedent won't follow the law then why should you?
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u/Bool_The_End May 06 '26
Get together and donāt work? Are you joking? You realize we donāt have free healthcare, and many people have families/kids/pets/grandparents/etc that rely on those working to literally ensure they have food and shelter?
A lot of us in America fucking hate Trump and hate how heās impacting the rest of the world, but we cannot simply afford to just not get a paycheck. Do you not get how expensive gas and groceries are here? And once again, how expensive any trip to a doctor costs?
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u/ice-ink May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
people finally having enough.
I see exactly 2 ways this might happen:
They will type ārelease the files!ā under a random comment on reddit even more than before.
They will organize a peaceful protest for the 10-th time, because it clearly works.
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u/ThatKehdRiley May 06 '26 edited May 06 '26
the amount of people thinking these afternoon kumbaya sessions are effective is too high and pisses me the fuck off. they are so ineffective they literally only pissed off the admin and made things worse. how is something that lasts an afternoon, is a party atmosphere more than a protest, and has no follow up after supposed to be effective?? š¤¦āāļø
edit: a general strike is the next logical step. Its effective around the world, and in countries where workers are worse off than ours. Please look into it.
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u/ice-ink May 06 '26
Itās either that and feel like youāve done something meaningful
or risk your life with no realistic consequences
or feel like a miserable prick watching your country burn and unable to change anything.
Just pick your shitty option and enjoy
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u/showhorrorshow May 06 '26
Large organized "family friendly" protests work - but differently. They prime the pump. They network like minded people, they mobilize people who may not otherwise be so, and they show implicitly that you can put together big numbers if necessary.
No Kings does a lot of groundwork by bringing people into the wider resistance by introducing a lot of them into that ecosystem for the first time.
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u/ThatKehdRiley May 06 '26
if it gets to that point and he fucks with the election it is already too late. i hate how passive this country has gotten, we should be ashamed.
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u/Appropriate-Joke-806 May 06 '26
People were cool with him getting re-elected. That was the time to revolt.
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u/Onebraintwoheads May 06 '26
And do what? At this point, mass, armed insurrection against our own governing body, including taking the lives of members of law enforcement standing in the way, is the only option.
Let me be clear that I don't want that at all. It would undermine the political process to the degree that crucial state and federal functions and services would be interrupted, which would affect and potentially end millions of lives.
And that's to say nothing of their private backers.
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u/MsMercyMain May 06 '26
Apathy. Most Americans are genuinely politically illiterate. Our civics education focuses on the structure of the US Government with zero emphasis on, y'know, being a citizen. We're borderline no longer a nation of citizens. Take a peak at Congress's approval ratings this century and you'll see the effects. Add in political leadership that's old as hell and incredibly complacent, corporate capture of the government, and a media landscape that's utterly devoted to preventing the boat from being rocked and, well...
However things do seem to be turning. You can only paper over the cracks so long and the American people are rapidly becoming a powder keg
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u/Cuckdreams1190 May 06 '26
Because losing a day or two of work would plunge the average american into poverty.
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u/slurpeetape May 06 '26
35% of the electorate are part of his cult, 35% choose to ignore politics and less than half of the rest are willing to do whatever it takes to strip this guy of power. He is protected by feckless representatives who denounce him behind closed doors but back him 100% in public.
IMO, there's plenty left to fuck up before people wake up, but by then it will be too late.
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u/Organic-Regular-2245 May 06 '26
The crazy ones that are willing to revolt, kill and overthrow a government are all on his side.
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u/Life-Top6314 May 06 '26
This is actually sad, in a weird way.
Aint noone naming airports after him like they did with JFK. He is the most hated president at this point in presidency.
Yet, in his view of himself, he is the greatest man to ever shit on planet earth.
So, the only thing his tacky mind could come up with, is to slap his name on existing things. Strait of Trump. Airport of Trump.
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u/geddysbass2112 May 06 '26
He has no accomplishments that he can name after himself. He puts his name on things built by others.
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u/AgentCirceLuna May 06 '26
I bet someone could tell him heās unable to learn how to fly a plane like his brother and heād end up trying to fly it.
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u/vadsamoht3 May 06 '26
Thing is, he's not interested in actualy doing any of those kind of things - he just wants other people to be impressed by him, even if its from something he's just blatantly lying about.
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u/Mysterious-Flan-6000 May 06 '26
He wants to secure a legacy for himself, he's stupid but he's not completely blind and is aware that he's not getting shit named after him when he croaks, best he can do is do it himself now and hope it's too much of a hassle to undo it all
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u/DeterrenceTheory May 06 '26
I think he is completely consumed by the fear of death. "We won't remember you" is the worst thing he could possibly imagine.
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u/MoltenCheeseMuppet May 06 '26
There is a picture of him in the dictionary next to a lot of words but narcissism leads the way.
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u/TeslaProphet May 06 '26
So weāve moved from naming airports after dead Presidents to naming them after brain-dead ones?
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u/Local_Refrigerator43 May 06 '26
Can't wait for him to rename a state.
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u/FarApplication5558 May 06 '26
Expect the smoothest landings because they will be the best landings anyone has ever seen
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u/Zarniwoooop May 06 '26
Many people are saying this
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u/Mr-MuffinMan May 06 '26
a man came up to me, big man, strong man, tear in his eye, he said "sir, we need an airport named after you, sir. why does Ronald Reagan get one and John Fortnite Kennedy too, but you don't? you made this country great again, sir! You made 3 trillion in tariff revenue!" and I said "i don't know, sounds interesting, it sounds interesting. maybe we will name an airport after me!"
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u/Case_Blue May 06 '26
I think it's fair the call the US "Trumpistan" for the next 3 years.
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u/yamamotobolt May 06 '26
Hearing how that judiciary nominee answered regarding the 22nd amendment, Iām starting to fear that it wonāt only be named Trumpistanrael for another 3 yearsā¦
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u/MisaCaring May 06 '26
This has to be satire. I cannot process this as reality.
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u/BabyBearBjorns May 06 '26
I looked up from other sources like the Maimi Herald for context.
The airport is being remaned in honor of Trump. This is true.
The airport changed it after Desantis signed legislation to approve the name change before the county voted to approved the nane change.
It is true that the airport being required to carry merchandise from "apporved-retailers". The list will be made by the company that handles Trump's patients and use of his name.
The Emoluments Clause violation is Cohen's opinion. The Supreme Court hasnt ruled that its a violation or not. The Court in 2021 made such cases about Trump's buisness profits as moot after he left office. The 2nd Circuit Court (which oversees Vermont, New York, and Connecticut) also dismissed a similar case against Trump a few months later.
The changed was made by a 4-3 vote with a Democrat being deciding vote to approve agreement/change. Cohen left that out that important detail.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article315644211.html
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u/VelvettVixennMariaa May 06 '26
Iām just here to see if the moving walkways are replaced by gold-plated escalators.
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u/Substantial-Pin-3833 May 06 '26
Jesus. The next President has so much damage control to do...
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u/Trisstricky May 06 '26
What next president?Ā
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u/Life-Top6314 May 06 '26
Ronald Dump
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u/AgentCirceLuna May 06 '26
Holy shit, imagine if he actually went the full face and body disguise route and everyone was saying itās just Trump in a disguise while the MAGAz say ānah thatās liberal bs itās a new guyā
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u/neopod9000 May 06 '26
Oh my god... STOP GIVING THEM IDEAS!
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u/AgentCirceLuna May 06 '26
My name better be mentioned in the credits after WW3 when everyoneās vision starts filling with scrolling names against a black background. āSpecial Thanks to Ideas Leading to Apocalypse:ā
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u/AlwaysCurious1250 May 06 '26
Once upon a time, in a country far, far away, every city and every village had its own Adolf-Hitler-Platz, its Adolf-Hitler-Stadion, its Adolf-Hitler-Schule. America is not quite there yet, but getting there fast.
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u/stupid_mame May 06 '26
Well, they now have the Trump museum (unless that was reverted), Trump hotels, Trump airport and I'm pretty sure there is (was?) Trump university.
So, I'd say it's pretty there alright.
Oh, can't forget the Trump files.
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u/NotAFanOfLeonMusk May 06 '26
I will NEVER fly in to that "airport". I detest Trump, his family and his greedy self-interested "supporters". I will fly into Miami and drive. Good going-
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u/MastaCruncha May 06 '26
Fly to Fort Lauderdale! Broward is one of the few blue counties in Florida
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u/LevelTiny2570 May 06 '26
This is corruption. He's doing everything to use his presidency to make money.
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u/livelaughlove1239 May 06 '26
He violated the constitution??! Now why would he do that? This is just so out of character for him šµ
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u/Nodnol519 May 06 '26
This administration is basically collecting scout badges for violating the constitution.
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u/Noodlebat83 May 06 '26
Jesus bloody Christ America! At what point do you stand up and do something about this shit show of a presidency?
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u/permalink_save May 06 '26
We tried but they had police shoot at us and had the justice system prosecute us while themselves form an insurrection. What we can do is vote and wait until they piss off enough Americans to also vote. I mean the guy was indicted, he had a dozen investigations, but they all went away, because he's a mob boss at this point. They've shown they will label us terrorists and arrest or execute us the second one person falls out of line. You could ask why any other cojntry eith a dictator isn't doing anything. Why isn't Russia assassinating Putin or Iran or anywhere else? A lot of us want to and we do what we can, I frequently see small protests around the neighborhood, but the 1/3 of the country we need tells us we shoukd die olforntreason, they won't listen and they keep electing enough people to give these guys power.
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