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And side benefit for the regime of nobody hears Tesla Takedown anymore.
That’s the problem with targeting supporting cast.
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And out of those with criminal records, how many of them had substantial / violent records?
Not all criminals are the same.
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America as we knew it is over. At least for our lifetimes. Even if we win it won't be what we once had, and it's doubtful it will be better.
We have short term escape plans and are pretty close to using them. Bloodshed in LA may be what tips it. Still working on longer term ones.
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Who is responsible for enforcing this law and how is it enforced?
Can all agents involved face charges? Are they civil or criminal?
Dems need to get off the damn ropes and take a few swings back.
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Not just the chief. That guy needs to be forced into a new career field.
I’ve heard there are a lot of open positions in agriculture, food service, hospitality and construction that white folk were clamoring to get into. He may want to consider those.
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It’s a well documented tactic. Go search Google for the term laughtivism.
It worked well in Serbia and there are two books (at least) written including a lot on the subject.
“Blueprint for Revolution” and “Pranksters vs Autocrats”.
Americans need to get better at this.
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How many were charged and what were they charged with?
56 arrests means jack if they were all bullshit arrests and the cops just release them when they double down on wanting a lawyer.
But it looks nifty in the media like they are doing shit. Show us charged not arrested.
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And then the Senate needs 2/3 to convict, which will never happen with the current split there.
And even if it does, that would leave us with Vance who would be able to nominate a new VP.
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Yeah. The small silver lining in the chain is if we removed Trump, Vance and Johnson simultaneously.
That gets us Grassley. Not good, but better than all the others simply because I don’t think he knows where he is half the time.
We’d just have to deal with tweets about roadkill and such.
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We would have gotten chewed out for being out of uniform.
I assuming the rest are in the proper uniform because at least at a glance they mostly match.
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If only you and your peers would have done something over the last decade to prevent this.
Everyone else saw it coming.
Go back and hide under your desk. The people will take care of ourselves.
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That’s also just LA.
NYC and Chicago won’t go quietly either.
Not to mention the size of the countries landmass.
They couldn’t take and hold Kabul.
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Pritzker would have been a few steps ahead of this by now.
They poked at the most liberal states and found the one with the weakest leadership.
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I keep telling people the right is here to destroy us.
They aren’t going to negotiate at this point.
There are no ties or working out our differences.
It’s us or them.
It’s amazing how solemn white folks get once they actually hear that message. Still won’t get them off the couch though.
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First aid kit.. definitely more than this list.
We need to start showing up with more than the shirts on our backs.
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Face masks, respirators, goggles, homemade shields, umbrellas, helmets, sports padding, athletic cups.
Nobody is going to want to carry all of that around, but the larger group should have enough to go around.
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There is a free ebook coauthored by one of the leaders of the Serb resistance that overthrew Milosevic on this subject.
We need to get A LOT better at putting them in dilemmas. Thats how we get them to overplay their hand and those optics.
www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...
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This is probably why they picked LA and not Chicago. Pritzker wouldn’t have tolerated this.
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Yet some of your own party is voting to allow crackdowns and the propaganda press is running with it.
They take your couple of dem votes and turn it into articles like this.
You will never take out a dictator if you can’t even get your party aligned internally.
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Do you think that is because it bothered them?
They want escalation and they’ve probably been planning this. They believe they are at war with us. The sooner we understand that and behave like we are at war with them the better.
It’s truly them or us. Bipartisanship died months ago.
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The problem is Americans are too into peaceful protest and not peaceful direct actions.
Protests do nothing by themselves. They do not bother the regime as they don’t really significantly set back their agenda.
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Strikes need specific measurable demands and representatives to negotiate and ensure those demands are met.
Do we have those?
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The regime hasn’t been weakened enough.
Big protests are a victory lap once an autocrats pillars of power start to crumble.
Autocrats are only as powerful as their support. Until we win more legal battles, ICE conflicts, etc what is waving signs doing?
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MG Beevers could choose to not follow an unlawful order.
How does he want to be remembered in the history books?
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You are considering a POTUS run and you make statements like this?
Are you this clueless?
Or have you been convinced to switch sides by your podcast guests?
You aren’t even going to be electable as a village clerk by the time you finish sinking your reputation.
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Hope you’ve got something in your pocket other than a social media post.
Guess why they chose to mess with you first and not Pritzker?
One of you has Nazis on your podcast and meets with their leader. The other has solidly been a resistance leader.
Guess which one you are patsy?
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Nothing but intimidation.
Nothing they are wearing is practical. Those helmets won’t protect against much they will encounter. But they are hot and heavy. Ask a vet what it’s like to get that thing pulled backwards.
Great for shrapnel and blunt head blows (kind of). That’s about it.
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IMHO Musk will be “working remotely”.
They needed Musk out of the spotlight because #TeslaTakedown and other efforts were working.
It’s target switching.
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Nothing personal - but we've heard your peers huffing and puffing for months. One of them even went without peeing for 25 hours. We thought that stunt was for us, but it was for a book deal.
Really we don't want promises anymore. Just results. Actual results.
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So we are going to soon learn if Alito and Thomas are loyal to Trump or loyal to Leo/Crow and the other federalist society sugar daddies? A bit of an unexpected twist.
Those two seats were bought by Leo and Crow, not Trump.
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That’s pretty much what America has been saying since November. This is just the newest reason.
I’ll vote Dem going forward, but my time and money have been going to organizations that are fighting for us. I don’t expect to support the Dems to that level before midterms. They’re an embarrassment.
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To red states? We aren’t even traveling THROUGH red states unless it’s rail or air and we don’t have anyone pregnant.
Not even taking the risk of stopping for gas and food there, let alone providing income.
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They also tell Trump what every EO is about before he signs them and he at least acts unaware in any cases.
The signing “ceremonies” are bizarre.
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Not lazy. It seems like they are doing a significant amount of foot work to find innocent people to kidnap.
Lazy people don’t do that much work to avoid danger. Chickenshits do.
They aren’t lazy, they are chickenshit.
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The people at home need to know what they do at work.
Their spouses probably know. What about their spouses friends? Their kids friends families? The owners of their favorite bar.
That’s how we make life uncomfortable for them. They want to keep work and home separate.
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How about doing something of consequence other than breaking a Senate record before writing books on accomplishments.
@booker.senate.gov has been one of the more vocal senators, but I haven’t seen him do anything other than be vocal.
Well, he voted for Perdue. He’s a do as I say kind of guy.
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The president cannot be prosecuted for official acts as president.
Can he be prosecuted for illegal acts done as DOGE leadership?
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Thanks. Wasn’t my idea. Historical example that OTPOR had success with against particular officers in Serbia that thought they could abuse people in the darkness.
It made their wives shunned by friends, made them unwelcome at favorite diners, etc.
Wasn’t huge, just well targeted.
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Picture too isn’t protected?
So if flyers were to go up in the salon these guys wives frequent, street poles outside their kids daycare, their favorite greasy spoon where they chat with the owner that would be ok, right?
More effective than online and more legal too I believe?
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So what phone are you using?
www.cnbc.com/2025/01/09/g...
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