I fucking love NYC
tabarnaski
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the 30% who said they still consider the US an ally obviously don't read the news Or they do, and they like what they see. I'm sure there are a few Canadians who would be fine with being the 51st state.
Would you have your own country's military deploy in Ukraine? Would you, personally, go help Ukrainians fight the Russian invaders? This ain't age of empires. In the real world, nobody wants to go to war. This is why in a democracy, elected leaders might hesitate whereas dictators don't really mind spending a few thousand lives to make a point.
Social media contributes to the polarization of public discourse and should absolutely be boycotted. However, this polarization manifests in various ways, and your comment is a good example of this. When everything becomes a purity test, we fall into extremism. To counter the rise of fascism, you must be willing to unite with those who do not share your opinions.
Not a lawyer, but court orders are ultimately enforced by the DOJ. So yeah...
Exactly. They should simply act like leaders do, show the example by actively resisting, blocking everything they can. Simple as that. The non-millionaires in the party know this, but the leadership is sooooo disconnected they don't realize what their constituents want.
There are a LOT of things Trump & co are doing right now that are beyond presidential power or even downright illegal. Biden and Obama didn't act like this because they couldn't. Trump's acting fast because the people that wrote project 2025 planned it like that. They took a bet that the rest of the country would just watch them, mouth open and do nothing. Seems they were right.
People like judge Jackson are what the US need right now.
And democrats still hesitate to resist like they should.
Call your representatives, show them you want this to stop.
Do you have an example? From where I am, I don't see too much resistance (apart from the FBI agents suing the DOJ).
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Vote. In every election. In the primaries. The city you live in. The school council. And convince everyone you know to vote, too. Protest. Strike. Make people you know angry about what's happening so they are motivated to stir shit up. You still can change things, but you are right: you can't do it alone. So find as many people you can who can do it with you. Time is running out.