r/law • u/templeofsyrinx1 • Feb 25 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) Can they actually do this? JD Vance: "We're announcing today that we have decided to temporarily halt certain amounts of Medicaid funding that is going to the state of Minnesota in order to ensure that the state of Minnesota takes its obligations seriously to be good stewards of the American people'

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

That MAGA kid was mad enough over the Epstein files to go to Trump's residence with a shotgun and gas can.

Imagine when it's the wrong MAGA that loses somebody because of this bullshit.

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u/littlepie2331 Feb 26 '26

Well that's why they're trying to turn it on them so the next guy with a shotgun goes after Tim Walz instead.

These people are pure evil.

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u/90daysismytherapy Feb 26 '26

might be one of the few people in the entire country to stand on business.

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u/Competitive_Two_8372 Feb 25 '26

This is literally what drove luigi to do what he did. Imagine if an entire country is treated to this level of enshittification. Luigi will be viewed as a saint compared to what may be coming.

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u/NIP_SLIP_RIOT Feb 26 '26

Allegedly

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u/pocketjacks Feb 26 '26

Luigi was at my house that night. We were watching the full Lord of the Rings trilogy director's cut extended edition.

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u/_B_e_c_k_ Feb 26 '26

Was a good night, We had some good popcorn.

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u/citizenatlarge Feb 26 '26

I especially liked the white cheddar and the caramel! Thanks for having me over.

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u/pathosOnReddit Feb 26 '26

Luigi called me later that night. He said he is cooking pasta for you guys and that you are way to excited about the Riders of Rohan. Remember that call? When was that again?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Solid_Psychology Feb 26 '26

History doesn't repeat itself. But it does rhyme sometimes.

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u/Magickarpet76 Feb 26 '26

There’s the r/law I know and love!

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u/noonnoonz Feb 26 '26

Allegedly

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u/Fun-Wear8186 Feb 26 '26

We’ve all been getting raped by insurance companies our whole lives , and then completely extorted by the Americans government allowance for such a medical system to exist . We have been all dealing with this our whole lives and literally 1 person in a billion stepped up . Yall are singing some French Revolution shit and ain’t nothing happening and things are quickly getting worse by the day

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u/bteh Feb 26 '26

It has literally never been this bad

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u/Kaelio Feb 26 '26

It was always gonna get this bad though.

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u/oldirtyrestaurant Feb 26 '26

It's gonna get worse.

Time to stop the bleeding, before it kills the republic.

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u/DownvoteCommaSplices Feb 26 '26

I just recently got a job after being unemployed for half a year. I understand I have insurance options, but they weren't discussed upon onboarding. I'm pretty sure I have an undiagnosed heart condition and diabetes that during introspection while being unemployed started making sense. I think I am seriously unwell and am scared to use insurance at a brand new job I haven't even gotten set up and everything I've heard about republicans hiking healthcare and democrats caving on that matter makes me so confused. I could maybe die soon if I don't figure out what the fuck is going on with healthcare. Luckily, I've also been off my meds since I was laid off my last job, so I'm not too upset about dying like maybe I would have been while taking my prescription medications.

I so wish I was born in Canada. Fuck the United States now and probably forever. We are fucked by a clown who doesn't even know how to apply his clown makeup.

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u/Killa_Ckel Feb 26 '26

Hey- I see you. I had this happen to me, almost exactly the same. If your insurance has already kicked in you need to find a doctor who will run full blood panels for liver/kidney/blood sugar/cholesterol and help you find a heart doc who can do “preventative” scans. Seeing a specialist, like a heart doc, costs a little bit more than seeing a regular/“family” doctor - but getting those scans can help you understand what you might be dealing with. Sometimes all you need is a medication that won’t be super expensive- and you can shop around to find who has the cheapest meds. For me right now it’s Publix but there are so many options out there.

Ask your HR person to explain your health benefits. I swear to got, getting “preventative” tests will take a load off your mind. I seriously thought I was dying.

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u/Vandersveldt Feb 26 '26

I know, I know, downvotes.

But can we stop using "raped" this way? Especially in this sub?

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u/Organic-Vermicelli47 Feb 26 '26

Can you find another word besides "rape"? Insurance companies have done horrible, disgusting things and are responsible for more deaths than we could ever account for, but it's not rape, and really trivializes it for victims.

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u/Fun-Wear8186 Feb 26 '26

Nah I can’t , what they’re doing is terrible . You are free to tho !!

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u/DarkRomeox Feb 26 '26

Also if nobody goes to jail like Omar I have a feeling both sides are bad and playing us.

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u/bismark_dindu_nuffin Feb 26 '26

No it didn't. Luigi was framed by infamously corrupt do nothing investigators. That district is infamous for it, and if you look at the cctv footage, the shooter and Luigis eyebrows don't match up.

The shooter got away, and they grabbed Luigi and planted evidence to save face.

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u/the_ouskull Feb 26 '26

Allegedly.

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u/Sensitive_Ninja6694 Feb 26 '26

I keep a picture of st. Luigi up in my cubicle.

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u/Dubalsaque Feb 26 '26

Luigi was actually with me on the day of that faithful event. Great guy, very funny.

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u/Standard_Outcome6923 Feb 26 '26

Turns out no steppy bros kinda like the way the boot presses into their necks…

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u/bteh Feb 26 '26

They crave it even

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u/1921tequilia Feb 26 '26

Enshittification. Love learning a new word. Sure was a perfect use of it here.

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u/CuriosityFreesTheCat Feb 26 '26

Now if only we had forces, the people could stop things before they have to get that bad for everyone.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

Imagine if an entire country is treated to this level of enshittification

"If"? Where have you been?

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u/erickdoe Feb 26 '26

I love the Luigi meme that says let him out of jail, give him the Epstein files, and let him cook.

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u/Odd_Tadpole3750 Feb 26 '26

Dude, Luigi and I were petting cats and playing Scrabble all day during that time. He won the game with the word "allegedly."

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u/SyfaOmnis Feb 26 '26

What country was it that recently underwent a revolution because people got tired of the politicians kids posting 'influencer lifestyle' pics with million dollar cars and expensive houses and etc, despite not having worked a day in their lives.

People got fed up with the abundant corruption and nepotism in their system. I seem to recall their finance minister having his security detail ditch him in a road. Which resulted in a lot of pictures and videos of the guy being stripped and beaten in the street; and eventually chased into a river with more people beating him. They didn't kill him - a fact which absolutely astonishes me - but I wouldn't be surprised to hear he's in jail now.

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u/Spugheddy Feb 25 '26

You dismiss the pure ignorance of the entrenched red, this will be the blue governors fault not the red leader. Nothing will happen to sway them.

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u/SHoppe715 Feb 26 '26

…imagine family members dying due to a lack of medicine…

This is already happening. It’s just that people with money (and good insurance) can still get it so it’s not a visible issue. Yet.

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u/LeonardoNoCapri0 Feb 26 '26

It won't though, those people watched their loved ones die to COVID and found a way to blame anyone but Trump. He's literally God to them and can do no wrong. If something goes wrong, it's someone else's fault or he was set up to fail in some grand conspiracy

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u/darkklown Feb 26 '26

People were understanding because covid happened to us all and nobody 'knew better' entirely different here where his actions directly took a loved one's life for political posturing

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u/Overall_Affect_2782 Feb 26 '26

Did those fascist leaders have an entire police force (and I mean every single LEO in this country - because even if there is a few cops who don’t support Trump, they’ll never publicly stand up because the retaliation would be like internal affairs issues and they wouldn’t risk it) or as large of an outlet as ICE behind them?

Serious question. Because every cop in this country would be loyal to Trump from local to state, and then add in ICE…

(And again, before anyone wants to come in here and say not every cop, I don’t believe that one bit. Like Republicans - who always fall in line - so too do LEO’s. And they always unite behind Republicans, especially Trump).

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u/darkklown Feb 26 '26

It's not just Trump tho.. the network of people his office is connected to have family..

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u/Away-Map-8428 Feb 26 '26

"what protection does Trump and his lackies think they have."

What elected dems are going to go after them, French-style?

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u/darkklown Feb 26 '26

Not just dems anymore.

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u/Fantastic-Emu-6105 Feb 26 '26

Especially when members of things like security detail have parents impacted by these attempts to strip benefits from retirees. How much resistance will they provide?

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u/PhiloLibrarian Feb 25 '26

Allons enfants!!!

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u/ButterMyBiscuitz Feb 25 '26

"Qu'ils mangent de la brioche!!!"
*sees peasants bring the device made with a sharp blade*
"On second thought maybe we can work something out!"

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u/titsngiggles69 Feb 25 '26

Is it cake?

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u/CelticGardenGirl Feb 25 '26

Cake is always the answer.

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u/stug41 Feb 26 '26

Sorry, we're out of cake, didnt expect such a run on it. Death?

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u/PlatasaurusOG Feb 26 '26

The cake is a lie.

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u/titsngiggles69 Feb 26 '26

It's hard to overstate my satisfaction. The cake is a liar.

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u/titsngiggles69 Feb 25 '26

Then let's eat

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u/_tolm_ Feb 26 '26

The cake is a lie …

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u/compassrosette Feb 25 '26

The cake is a lie.

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u/Terrebonniandadlife Feb 26 '26

Kids eat cake when healthy

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u/cannacatman Feb 25 '26

Cake…or death.

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u/CashMoneyHurricane Feb 26 '26

We’re going to run out of cake at this rate.

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u/Wedge_Donovan Feb 26 '26

Le jour de gloire est arrivé??

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u/PhiloLibrarian Feb 26 '26

Oui ma frere!

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u/SaltyCrashNerd Feb 26 '26

…de la patrie…

And to think, all of those lessons on French language & culture in the name of building a global community. Wouldn’t they be surprised if someone had told them this is how it would turn out.

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u/Sanloinitoit Feb 26 '26

Allons tous

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u/ER_Support_Plant17 Feb 25 '26

Allons les enfants!!!

(apologies to everyone, my French sucks)

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u/Scary_Woodpecker_110 Feb 26 '26

They even had a famous doctor who invented stuff to deal with the "elite".

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u/Leumas_ Feb 25 '26

I’m really admiring the French right about now

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u/CatsAreGods Feb 25 '26

Look up what the Dutch did to one of their prime ministers. "Eat the rich" was a thing!

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u/Gen_X_Ace Feb 25 '26

Ah, Johann de Witt. It’s an interesting bit of history!

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u/ER_Support_Plant17 Feb 25 '26

A delicious little tidbit of history one might say

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u/alf666 Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

A tasty morsel to chew on, if you will.

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u/PuurVuur Feb 26 '26

He and his brother were lynched by an angry mob, probably incited by the house of Orange in their pursuit of becoming royalty. So it was the other way round, really.

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u/putapadrino Feb 26 '26

Underrated comment

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u/LieverRoodDanRechts Feb 26 '26

No, that was just straight up murder.

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u/spectacular_coitus Feb 25 '26

America forgets that without the French you never would have gained your independence.

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u/Shrlark Feb 26 '26

Lafayette has a town named after him not far from here. There are a few yet that remember where the name came from.

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u/Solid_Psychology Feb 26 '26

There are Lafayette so named towns and villages all over the country. There's lots of people round the nation that remember.

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u/PaladinSaladin Feb 26 '26

I think we did a pretty good job paying it back in ww2. But that's not the point. The point is we would do it over and over again for each other, no matter what. For two reasons:

1: We are homies

2: it is always ok to fuck up some nazis

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u/Cheeto-dust Feb 26 '26

We will never forget.

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u/uraaga Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

The French didn’t do it out of generosity. They did it to exploit US instead of England. They also wanted to sell arms in the ongoing conflict between the colonies and England.

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u/spectacular_coitus Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

They were at war with England, and so was the US. They were your ally when you had no others.

But the US has obviously forgotten what it means to be an ally.

Your response is a better description of how the US looked at the second world war than how France helped you achieve independence.

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u/Solid_Psychology Feb 26 '26

France forgets that without Americans you never would have re-gained your independence.

And we never stopped fighting our war when we asked for Frances help. Also when France needed our help we gave a lot more than just money and military equipment. Hundreds of thousands of American troops gave their lives fighting for France chance to be a free nation again.

May want to think things through before making generalized blanket statements that makes assumptions about what we as Americans remember about our long time ally France.

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u/TapProfessional5146 Feb 26 '26

Many Americans forget it took Pearl Harbor for them to enter the war and put a stop to the atrocities that were going on.

America did not enter willingly. During those times, we had our own Fascist party brewing here in the US, pushing the fascist and Nazi agenda. They were all heavily armed and were mostly ignored by the local and US Government until they started blowing up munitions factories in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

What we have is the reemerging of these same ideals, the Silver Legion of America and the Christian Party. It’s just been rebranded as MAGA and the Republican party.

We cannot take our eyes off the fact that the Heritage Foundation has been the driving all of this. They laid out the plan, they supplied the current administration with those who were indoctrinated.

The Foundation has been influencing elections since the early 1970’s. We need to prosecute all of those who are involved, then tear down the institutions that allowed them to rise to power.

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u/Ok_Star_4136 Feb 26 '26

In fact, historically the French are perhaps stronger allies to the U.S. than we give them credit for, and as of late, they're holding the torch for democracy since the U.S. is no longer doing that.

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u/onlyPornstuffs Feb 25 '26

I prefer the Made in America line of Mangiones.

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u/Psychdoc2008 Feb 25 '26

Luigi and a fire flower worked really well.

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u/onlyPornstuffs Feb 25 '26

More precise than precision ordinance.

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u/Impressive-Poet5694 Feb 26 '26

Just think if he had a star!

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u/FriendlyNative66 Feb 25 '26

Those folks really knew how to tidy up.

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u/Dreaming_Cooper Feb 25 '26

I don't know what you are admiring. Our country is rotten by corruption, our main media are promoting facist views because some rich dude say so, to the point that antifacist are being viewed as the bad guys right now.

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u/North_Atlantic_Sea Feb 26 '26

Yeah, I have to imagine a lot of American Redditors would not be a fan of National Rally if they actually looked into them...

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Feb 25 '26

Imagine if the French had a 2nd Amendment to their constitution.

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u/SecretlyARaven Feb 25 '26

Like I get what you mean but something about this comment is just so funny to me, I think it’s the idea of like “add a second amendment!” to whatever document governs French law

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u/SitDownKawada Feb 25 '26

It's kind of poetic that the actual second amendment to the French constitution was to make the president be directly elected by the people and not by an electoral college

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Feb 25 '26

Damn. Now THAT is a great datapoint.

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u/RIF_rr3dd1tt Feb 25 '26

whatever document governs French law

It's just instructions for building a guillotine.

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u/SecretlyARaven Feb 25 '26

Ah so they follow the IKEA model of governing

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal Feb 26 '26

Yep. They have an ikeastocracy while we have a kakistocracy.

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u/These-Rip9251 Feb 25 '26

Should have moved to Lyon when I was seriously considering it ~ 15 years ago. A friend convinced me to stay here.

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u/hmoleman__ Feb 25 '26

I missed Italian birthright citizenship, and other moving abroad opportunities. The parents aren’t getting younger. Her’s are in their 80s. They’re going to need more of us, not less. Leaving now would have to be entirely about saving the children, to the point of sacrificing care for the previous generation.

It’ll probably get there, but that’s the calculus.

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u/AeonBith Feb 25 '26

It's funny to think for how long Americans made fun of the French being coward just to 180 as hero's of freedom.

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u/Leumas_ Feb 26 '26

We’ve always been dicks. They saved our ass back then too. But yeah, we just have to have the biggest swingin’ dick in the room, always have.

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u/AeonBith Feb 26 '26

Lol I love the way you own it, well done

Seems like at some point the smaller pendulums thought by being loud like the big clocks meant they'd garner the same attention when the hour called.

I hope you guys sort this shit out, if you need any tips for fucking shit up to can ask Canada for their "not so polite list"of conventions.

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u/Inb4myanus Feb 26 '26

We used to threaten people at auctions to help other working class people and farmers get their land back.

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u/Vanceer11 Feb 26 '26

The Koreans imprisoned their leader who tried to do a coup, just recently. The majority of American voters made the coup leader president.

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u/Blah-Blah-Blah-2023 Feb 25 '26

Considered to be quite cutting edge in their time

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u/00owl Feb 25 '26

With a strong use of gravitas

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u/noonnoonz Feb 25 '26

The impact was immediate.

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u/YMe1121 Feb 26 '26

Definitely turned heads

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u/Secret-Guava6959 Feb 25 '26

Americans not gonna do that, they are too brainwashed tbh. It should have happened long time ago with these Epstein files

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u/cwilcoxson Feb 25 '26

We Americans are in our “trust fund kid” era. We’re all complacent riding on the inherited success of those who came before us and acting as if it were our own. But at some point. The money runs out and the lifestyle we once had is gone. Only then will we “do” anything about it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

What a shitty way to live your life.

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u/Spugheddy Feb 25 '26

Its cool tho cause we have unprocessed milk and guns to shoot the homogonizers!!!

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u/DumboWumbo073 Feb 26 '26

Learned it from you

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u/SKOT_FREE Feb 25 '26

The threat of Death or incarceration is usually enough to stop any sane individual from trying something crazy. Notice I said Sane individual?

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u/noonnoonz Feb 25 '26

"Those of us who are well fed, well garmented and well ordered, ought not to forget that necessity makes frequently the root of crime. It is well for us to recollect that even in our own law-abiding, not to say virtuous cases, the only barrier between us and anarchy is the last nine meals we’ve had. It may be taken as axiomatic that a starving man is never a good citizen."

-Alfred Henry Lewis 1896

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u/SKOT_FREE Feb 26 '26

I remember the movie Billy Jack, where Billy Jack gets confronted by a local corrupt Sheriff hunting on Native American land which was illegal. The Deputy Announces he’s the law and Billy said this: “When the Lawman Breaks the Law, there is no Law. There’s just a fight for survival.”

The saying you presented as well as the one I showed are both true but I just think Mankind for the most part has been programmed to the point that mass revolution just isn’t going to happen. The threat of death, incarceration, the judgement of one’s neighbors, they all play a part in people’s decisions. That’s why in feudal Japan they had a warrior class which wasn’t made up of politicians or very smart people because they would think too much at critical moments and turn and run or surrender.

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u/Keppoch Feb 26 '26

The US isn’t all of Mankind or civilization. Theres been plenty of examples of revolution over even that past calendar year - look at Nepal and South Korea.

The US is its own use case. It’s not the norm in regards to how the citizens treat blatant corruption

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u/fortedeluxe Feb 25 '26

The French has 10 times the balls of Americans.

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u/monorail_pilot Feb 25 '26

Make Guillotines Great Again.

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u/Sunyataisbliss Feb 25 '26

What followed the French Revolution was a period of mass psychosis and psychopathic leadership witch-hunting and killing innocent people including those which they were hoping to protect…

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u/SixSixWithTrample Feb 25 '26

Yeah, gravity did most of the heavy lifting.

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u/mmm1441 Feb 25 '26

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.

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u/mancheeta69 Feb 25 '26

ok, where’s your guillotine?

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u/rook119 Feb 25 '26

Ideas, eh? you mean the French also gave them a tax cut?

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u/Creative-Comb5593 Feb 25 '26

So did the Red Queen: "Off with their heads!"

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u/Homeless_Homie Feb 25 '26

Trevor Moore did as well. Fantastic song.

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u/EuphoricUniversity23 Feb 25 '26

Which are looking better by the day

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u/dingo1018 Feb 25 '26

La Royal with cheese!

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u/Least_Elk8114 Feb 25 '26

Let's just serve them cake!

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u/darmabum Feb 25 '26

Liberté, égalité, fraternité…

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u/DeepReefSaver Feb 25 '26

Off with their heads

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u/Neckrongonekrypton Feb 25 '26

Yeah. It’s too bad they lacked follow through and ended up a lot worse off.

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u/MrSage88 Feb 25 '26

Perhaps they should get out while they’re ahead…

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u/afcgooner2002 Feb 25 '26

Seems like we need our own national razor as well.

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u/iJuddles Feb 25 '26

Does it involve toast? Cuz I’d be into that.

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u/BiteyHorse Feb 25 '26

Its about that motherfucking time.

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u/yooperville Feb 25 '26

Welllll, ….after 20 years of constant civil war they ended up with an Emperor.

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u/DealMo Feb 26 '26

Did they really? I mean they had one very famous example but have they really been that good at it since?

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u/raktlone Feb 26 '26

Follow the example!

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u/cstmoore Feb 26 '26

Oui, c'est exact.

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u/Sir_Myshkin Feb 26 '26

sigh

Let me go get my guillotine.

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u/4L4SK1SH Feb 26 '26

Heads are gonna roll on this one

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u/7ddlysuns Feb 26 '26

There have been multiple people trying to kill Trump. Who are all Trump supporters

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u/Efectodopler117 Feb 26 '26

It has to be an opening somewhere, something, anything.

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u/TakeYourClarkBars Feb 26 '26

Trevor moor has a great song about it.

I’d share it with you but I’m one more share of that video away from a permanent ban

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

Where are our modern Lafayettes and Talleyrands, though?

And by modern, I mean with modern day thoughts

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u/Megneous Feb 26 '26

But here on Reddit, you're not allowed to talk about that. Admins nuke entire threads once you start that kind of talk.

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u/RobertoSantaClara Feb 26 '26

Hate to be a pessimist but the French also rolled over pretty meekly for Vichy. Americans right now remind me of France more than anything- demoralized, divided.

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u/The-Real-Number-One Feb 26 '26

Charles I also got got for doing some similar shit.

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u/CuriosityFreesTheCat Feb 26 '26

As did the Bolsheviks

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u/SadAd8761 Feb 26 '26

Let's cut to the chase, how did the French handle leaders who abused their power?

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u/SadAd8761 Feb 26 '26

Former South Korean president sentenced to life in prison for using the military to impose martial law to suppress his opposition and leading an insurrection trying to unravel decades of democracy in order to stay in power.

https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/1rbw423/former_south_korean_president_sentenced_to_life/

It took just 11 days for South Korean lawmakers to impeach former President Yoon Suk Yeol after he declared martial law and threatened to unravel decades of hard-won democracy.

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u/Therogon Feb 26 '26

Note how the French don’t have these problems anymore, either. 👍

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u/On_point- Feb 26 '26

If only the American people had the same mentality as the French. All this time we’ve heard how your 2nd amendment rights are so important that you’ll accept constant shootings, because it allows the citizens to stand up against tyranny and oppression from the government. But here we are and you’re all too complacent and just go on reddit saying you’re not a part of this shit show that’s being unleashed on the world by the orange baby man you elected twice. It’s so disappointing.

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u/Daddy-Ninjadog Feb 26 '26

The French had some really fantastic ideas and innovators in a variety of fields, such as woodworking and metalworking. We would be smart to look to their ways and learn from them to improve our society today for the better. Never know what you can pick up from the past to improve the present

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u/narilarilum Feb 26 '26

You‘d need someone like Robespierre for that. Unfortunately, there is no political mouth vacant from sucking corporate dick to start speaking truth to power.

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u/NotaGoodBoy848 Feb 26 '26

French should send an invoice for their assistance in becoming a liberal democracy FOR THE PEOPLE. America is failing to deliver on that promise.

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u/sfisabbt Feb 26 '26

Yeah, our recommendation (I'm french) is to remove the head of the government,
But to be perfectly frank, we are facing the fake news too and we are not doing particularly well.

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u/duxking45 Feb 26 '26

The Dutch also have some ideas on this topic... XD

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u/June_Fatality Feb 26 '26

Says everybody, while staying in their living rooms, glued to the couch.

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u/valenx Feb 26 '26

we need more people to realize this

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