I have seen more political backbone from civil Serbians, Iranian women and Bulgaria than the citizens of the so-called "Home of the Brave" Well that's gone now. And all the private assault weapons? That you needed to "defend you from a corrupt government"? This was all lies, too. I see no bravery. - ThreadSky

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snackyskies.bsky.social • 9 days ago

I have seen more political backbone from civil Serbians, Iranian women and Bulgaria than the citizens of the so-called "Home of the Brave"

Well that's gone now. And all the private assault weapons? That you needed to "defend you from a corrupt government"?

This was all lies, too. I see no bravery.

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gingerwolfpack.bsky.social•9 days ago

There have been protests all over the U.S. every day. Momentum has been building in the movement. Main stream media is owned by billionaires—they’re not covering them. There has also been a recent postcard campaign to demand coverage of the upcoming April 5 protests. Check @maddow.msnbc.com

moneytherapy.bsky.social•9 days ago

Why are we letting them the media control our stories

hawk1814.bsky.social•9 days ago

I've got to love "civil Serbians." My mother's family is Serbian. The only way to enter a conversation is by outshouting every one else. We drink a lot.

snackyskies.bsky.social•9 days ago

haha, nice! Reminds me of hungarian friends.
"why is your mom so mad at you?"
"she just said good morning"

I meant civilians, ordinary people. Not politicians, military or media folks. "Civil" wasn't the perfect choice of words :(

mwrightnuknowit.bsky.social•9 days ago

Damn… same with French.

….mabe it’s just the dri…… naaaahhh!

whoaaaasopaipillas.bsky.social•9 days ago

2nd ammendment fanatics wouldn't recognize a tyrant even if it groped them at the airport, sent their taxes to a billionaire while their grandma dies without healthcare, and made them thank God for the privilege to be a "real American. "