no offense but south korea handled this coup thing all wrong. you're supposed to take some time away for self care, then conduct 149 day-long interviews with a single capitol police officer who was Very Frightened. after that you can kinda just do whatever - ThreadSky

krang.bsky.social • 87 days ago

no offense but south korea handled this coup thing all wrong. you're supposed to take some time away for self care, then conduct 149 day-long interviews with a single capitol police officer who was Very Frightened. after that you can kinda just do whatever

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onireqs.bsky.social•86 days ago

don't forget invite the coup'er back into office with a complaint legislature and stacked judiciary to make him comfy

aldercheems.bsky.social•87 days ago

Knew we were cooked when libs started sobbing over LEO's with an $800m budget for one job that they completely failed at.

dumblawyer.gobirds.online•87 days ago

No, you’ve got it all wrong.

*First,* you consult the NYT opinion page to see if it’s appropriate to oppose the coup through civil disobedience. After they say no, *then* you move on to self-care.

tuxedocatfish.bsky.social•87 days ago

look, you just don't understand American culture. there's a very widespread belief that if you leave Congress running in a room for too long, everyone will die.

majyd.bsky.social•87 days ago

Don’t forget to appoint your own Merrick Garland!

saddestrobots.bsky.social•87 days ago

surely the guy who symbolizes our party's eternal failure to play hardball when it matters most will be an auspicious and inspiring leader for the investigation

krang.bsky.social•87 days ago

appoint one, don't appoint one - same result either way!

lakers-lover.bsky.social•87 days ago

Did they even fundraise? Was democracy even on the ballot?? DID THEY EVEN ASK DICK CHENEY???

kedwards.bsky.social•86 days ago

You’re supposed to start at the bottom and prosecute every low level participant first, before even bringing charges against the conspirators. Amateur hour over there!

alfredogermont.bsky.social•87 days ago

in turkey it goes like this, usually govts partner has blamed for the coup. govt leader learns it from his brother in law, summons citizens to resist. 250 people get killed. millions of people has blamed (nearly %50 of population) by being terrorists.

alfredogermont.bsky.social•87 days ago

but the govt members who were part of the group blamed for the coup, they can be ministers in the new govt. president gains more power than before. this is how we do it ;)

tonymanzullo.bsky.social•87 days ago

Why waste time voting against martial law when you could be in front of a camera telling everyone how "very concerned" you are.

chrisna.bsky.social•87 days ago

Are they not even giving their nighttime talk show pundits first crack at framing the whole incident?

itstygrey.bsky.social•87 days ago

Do they not even have Pillow Salesman in South Korea?? What kind of place are we dealing with??

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