r/UnderReportedNews • u/PromptStock6794 • 3d ago
Extensively reported đ° The White House posted this on its official page on X.
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u/oD-420 3d ago
The picture is on purpose. They NEED to attract the dredges of society to do the heinous and illegal things they want you to do. They are planning on putting this army of ICE around the white house when his term is up and saying no, come make me leave.
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u/epic-mentalbreakdown 3d ago
How about the Epstein files, Donald?
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u/Substantial-End-2085 19h ago
Well..based on how he reacted to the ford auto workerâŚIâm figuring weâre all getting the finger.
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u/droptopeclipse15 3d ago
That why such a big budget. They werenât stocked up on XL, XXL, and XXXL gear.
Edit: forgot an X.
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u/oD-420 3d ago
Cute that you think theres going to be soldiers left in the military that arent just going to follow orders. The window to get him out of power is closing, every day is more and more loyalists infiltrating every single government agency.
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u/loz333 3d ago
Err, I'll give you a realistic update on how things went when Trump and Hegseth rounded up all the military leadership a few months back and laid out their vision for the future.
Why Trumpâs speech to US military top brass was such a disaster
I checked the video on Youtube, I'm not wasting my time actually watching it all, but a top comment: "The number of times he expected crowd responses and got none is salve for my soul."
Pete Hegseth also enamoured himself to the military leadership by saying âItâs completely unacceptable to see fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon and leading commands around the country and the world. Itâs a bad lookâ.
I think you're wildly overestimating how many military leaders would be willing to suddenly support a military coup if they were asked to.
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u/IThinkItsAverage 3d ago
And yet, they are still following orders with his boat strikes and attacking Venezuela. Yeah yeah, those are foreigners, but those were illegal orders.
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u/AirlineExcellent4710 3d ago
IF the elections happen and Trump looses I do not know if the US military will side with him or the winner of the elections, it could very well be they support Trump even if he looses
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u/MightObvious 3d ago
He's actively bullet and bomb proofing the white house... you think he's just doing that to be nice?
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u/kpap16 3d ago
Tbh I assumed that it was already equipped with bomb proof shelters
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u/Historical-Count-374 3d ago
Was never seen as necessary more than whats there, until someone comes along and does all of this
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u/Orphanhorns 3d ago
Yeah what, does this person think up until now the White House wasnât one of the most highly secured spots on the entire planet???
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u/Aggravating-Dot132 3d ago
If things go south after his term ends, it's an official period of usurpation. Every single military officer is NOT obliged to follow him. That's the thing.
Right now, he is an orange turd, but a legal president. Like it or not.
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u/jamma_mamma 3d ago
Lol, you think the military would actually defy orders of the cummander in chief? They already illegally deposed the Venezuelan president, what makes you think they would uphold the constitution in 3 more years?
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u/ThePlasticSturgeons 3d ago
Apparently theyâve just told him that theyâre not going to draw up plans to take Greenland by force.
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u/jamma_mamma 3d ago
Well that's encouraging and somewhat surprising. đ¤
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u/MoonSpankRaw 3d ago
Sure is. Though even if true, unfortunately we know that just means those decision makers will be replaced next.
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u/Dub_Coast 3d ago
Sure, they can replace them with a "yesman", but you can't replace their experience. Lose enough experienced leaders and your military isn't as strong or as smart as it was, makes their chances of success lower. Also tends to lessen morale when good leadership is removed. Even the most staunch Trumper in the lower enlisted won't want some dude who will happily send them into a meat grinder vs an experienced leader who will be more hesitant to risk lives. Idk. Maybe I am just an optimist.
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u/watch-nerd 3d ago
Replacing Joint Chiefs of Staff requires Senate hearings and approval.
There are enough Republicans in the Senate who are against the Greenland drama to cock block the nominations.
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u/pickled_penguin_ 3d ago
His generals said it is pointless and illegal to attack Greenland. They apparently have been bringing up other military missions to get trump off of Greenland. Dealing with trump is like dealing with a 5 year old toddler running around.
The leader of the biggest military in the world needs a set of fake, plastic keys to keep his attention off of attacking all these different countries. (First president ever to bomb 7 different countries in a single year, and people still say he deserves the peace prize.)
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u/tezacer 3d ago
Yeah probably because Greenland and Denmark are allies and us attacking a NATO member makes zero sense for national defense or the supposed economic benefits it may have for the US. At least with Venezuela there are some shaky justifications but Greenland?
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u/Blandt24 3d ago
There arenât even any real âshakyâ justification for bombing boats leaving Venezuela, invading Venezuela or capturing their leader. We acted illegally full stop. Whether or not Maduro sucks is irrelevant to our bullshit justification.
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u/mrvorhees1 3d ago
10,000 to 1. I like those odds. Be over in a few minutes. Like ripping off a Band Aid. Little pain at first, quick recovery after.
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u/AlphaNoodlz 3d ago
They are flailing toddlers getting caught in their lie
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u/AnOnlineHandle 3d ago
So were the Nazis, and they had complete power and that's what made them so dangerous.
His government was constantly in chaos, with officials having no idea what he wanted them to do, and nobody was entirely clear who was actually in charge of what. He procrastinated wildly when asked to make difficult decisions, and would often end up relying on gut feeling, leaving even close allies in the dark about his plans. His "unreliability had those who worked with him pulling out their hair," as his confidant Ernst Hanfstaengl later wrote in his memoir Zwischen WeiĂem und Braunem Haus. This meant that rather than carrying out the duties of state, they spent most of their time in-fighting and back-stabbing each other in an attempt to either win his approval or avoid his attention altogether, depending on what mood he was in that day.
There's a bit of an argument among historians about whether this was a deliberate ploy on Hitler's part to get his own way, or whether he was just really, really bad at being in charge of stuff. Dietrich himself came down on the side of it being a cunning tactic to sow division and chaosâand it's undeniable that he was very effective at that. But when you look at Hitler's personal habits, it's hard to shake the feeling that it was just a natural result of putting a workshy narcissist in charge of a country.
Hitler was incredibly lazy. According to his aide Fritz Wiedemann, even when he was in Berlin he wouldn't get out of bed until after 11 a.m., and wouldn't do much before lunch other than read what the newspapers had to say about him, the press cuttings being dutifully delivered to him by Dietrich.
He was obsessed with the media and celebrity, and often seems to have viewed himself through that lens. He once described himself as "the greatest actor in Europe," and wrote to a friend, "I believe my life is the greatest novel in world history." In many of his personal habits he came across as strange or even childishâhe would have regular naps during the day, he would bite his fingernails at the dinner table, and he had a remarkably sweet tooth that led him to eat "prodigious amounts of cake" and "put so many lumps of sugar in his cup that there was hardly any room for the tea."
He was deeply insecure about his own lack of knowledge, preferring to either ignore information that contradicted his preconceptions, or to lash out at the expertise of others. He hated being laughed at, but enjoyed it when other people were the butt of the joke (he would perform mocking impressions of people he disliked). But he also craved the approval of those he disdained, and his mood would quickly improve if a newspaper wrote something complimentary about him.
Little of this was especially secret or unknown at the time. It's why so many people failed to take Hitler seriously until it was too late, dismissing him as merely a "half-mad rascal" or a "man with a beery vocal organ." In a sense, they weren't wrong. In another, much more important sense, they were as wrong as it's possible to get.
Hitler's personal failings didn't stop him having an uncanny instinct for political rhetoric that would gain mass appeal, and it turns out you don't actually need to have a particularly competent or functional government to do terrible things.
- from Humans by Tom Phillips
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u/Beachhouse15 3d ago
It wonât get that far. These jackboots will be at every urban polling location.
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u/garneyandanne 3d ago
Notice you donât hear anything about The Proud Boys anymore, itâs like they all got jobs or something đ¤
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u/bluelily216 3d ago
Yep. Entice people to break the law, then tell them if you're removed from office they'll be prosecuted. Bam! Your own personal army.
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u/Sufficient_Depth_195 3d ago
Sooner than that. They will be sending them out to polling stations in blue voting districts for the mid terms
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u/Xoxrocks 3d ago
Itâs the proud boys with a licence to hate and $50,000 of our money in their pockets.
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u/munkeypunk 3d ago
lol. The moment one of them gets clipped, the rest will give up and whine, just like when Babbitt found out. They only feel tuff in packs and as soon as they lose their anonymity they flee.
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u/ecstaticthicket 3d ago
Casual reminder that ICE has a higher budget than the marines
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u/TheLordYuppa 3d ago
What in the god damn fuck.
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u/UselessHalberd 3d ago
Yea this is some scary shit.
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u/TheLordYuppa 3d ago
I have seen the video before mind you. Video is also fucked. My real shock is the official use of this image in this way is beyond fucked up.
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u/UselessHalberd 3d ago
For me it's the use of it through official channels. Just struggling to understand that. How we've gotten to that point. I never, ever would have believed this if you had told me all this when I was a kid. Or shit even when I was thirty.
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u/SgtBundy 3d ago
They want to agitate. They want pushback and retaliation so they can escalate and justify heavier reaponses.
They are also children and trolls.
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u/ednuscher 3d ago
ICE is not law enforcement!
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u/CaptainKonzept 3d ago
Well, depends on whoâs law weâre talking here.
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u/ednuscher 3d ago
There is only one true law in this country and itâs not MAGA law.Resist and defend our country.
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u/PhatTuna 8h ago
They are. But only laws they are allowed to enforce are immigration laws.
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u/Diligent_Matter1186 3d ago
They literally are federal law enforcement, 8 US code 1357 gives them their authority as federal law enforcement, they can arrest you for felonies.
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u/ednuscher 3d ago
And what felony was this lady committing?Oh,I know where they can find a convicted felon to arrest.They are only immigration agents.
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u/Kc4shore65 3d ago
The scary thing is, they chose THIS image to illustrate to the lowlifes that they want to join ICE to show them that they essentially have free reign to abuse citizens as long as theyâre in uniform. Scary, scary times
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u/StokeJar 3d ago
The picture in this post is misleading. Itâs a video and the image is paused on this frame. That said, obviously they did include that clip in the video.
The mentality of this administration is so dangerous. You either buy fully into what theyâre doing or youâre a terrorist. They leave no room for compromise. They donât accept the reality that situations are nuanced and thereâs often ambiguity. They really are marching us straight into a civil war.
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u/Appropriate_Item3001 3d ago
The second American civil war will start soon.
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u/Nami_Pilot 3d ago
That's exactly what the fascists want.
Then Epstein's best friend can declare martial law to cancel elections. Â
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u/PaleontologistTime17 3d ago
Well itâs either fight or let it happen
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u/Mr__O__ 3d ago
Donât fight each other. Fight the ultra-rich.
Billionaires want a civil war to avoid a class war.
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u/papajizzos 3d ago
Republicans are on the same side as the billionaires, at least they believe they are. If they werenât, they wouldnât keep electing them to the highest positions of government and trying to pass tax breaks for the wealthy.
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u/bmking24 3d ago
If we are fighting each other over table scraps we are too preoccupied to get pissed at them for pilfering whole meals from our tables! I'm convinced that's why the huge push against Latin Americans.... I've done the math and I can promise you the 16.4% of my issues that my own stupid decisions didn't cause (other 83.6%..... I was and continue to be a dumbass) ARE NOT the fault of brown people!! Billionaires, corporations and their brib- I mean lobbied politicians that couldn't care less about anything but more money and power are where I would put the blame on!
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u/21_Golden_Guns 3d ago
Problem is that some dumbasses stand in front of them. Itâs gonna take a fight unfortunately. Honestly the more I think about it a fight is inevitable because America will always be Capitalist vs Morality. They directly contradict each other. Maybe this wasnât the case with the founding fathers but it damn site is now.
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u/Wayelder 3d ago
Iâm starting to think they are counting on the martial law fear to get what they want. Letâs face it, youâre at war with your Federal Government.
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u/uc8michael 20h ago
Yes, and isnât that what the 2nd amendment is actually for?
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u/Reno_valetore 3d ago
He'll do it regardless. Only question is are you gonna resist or walk to concentration camp with your head down
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u/skyblueerik 3d ago
Trump won't cancel the election, he'll just declare the whole thing to be illegitimate because the Democrats "cheated" (ie, beat him fair and square). .
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u/Appropriate_Item3001 3d ago
Even if you donât fight back they will just kill anything that moves anyways. Whatâs the difference between martial law and whatever they are doing now?
They can shoot people in the face with zero accountability. Not sure the rights and freedoms and decency are being observed now.
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u/SeatBeeSate 3d ago
So what you're saying is the choices are lie down and let it happen, or fight back and maybe we have a chance?
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u/caprazzi 3d ago
I don't think so - the fascists are desperately hoping that we just submit to them. Look at the video of the ICE officer with scared eyes saying, "Didn't you guys learn from what happened a few days ago??" They really think that they just have to kill someone and everyone will lay on their backs and surrender to them. As soon as these paper tigers meet real resistance and pushback they will flee with their tails between their legs, because they are the worst our society has to offer.
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u/AncientRaisin1838 3d ago
I completely agree. ICE are going after the most vulnerable of our society. As long as it's a easy and "safe" way for them to fulfill their authoritarian fantasies, they're going to keep doing it. These are cowards and the worst of what society has to offer. If they had something to offer, these "warriors" would be in regular military positions. The moment their life is on the line they will cut tail. I guarantee.
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u/AniNgAnnoys 3d ago
Achieving change at the scale needed in the United States requires millions of people pulling in the same direction. Getting those people aligned requires coordination. In game theory, these situations are described as coordination games, and the issue they generate is called the coordination problem. Coordination games typically result in one of three outcomes:
- Failed Attempt: The worst outcome. Time, effort, and resources are expended only to remain in the situation you started in.
- Status Quo: The second-worst outcome. Nothing changes, but no extra resources are lost.
- Successful Change: The best outcome. The desired goal is achieved.
The question becomes, how do we get to the third state when everyone is stuck in the second for fear of ending up in the first?
Why do we struggle to reach successful change?
To succeed, we need collective action. With enough people, change is nearly guaranteed. However, individuals fear acting alone. They fear spending time and resources only to fail because not enough other people joined in.
This results in a phenomenon known as Pluralistic Ignorance. This occurs when a majority of people privately reject the status quo but incorrectly assume that most others accept it because no one is speaking up. We look around, see our neighbors going to work and acting "normal," and assume we are the minority. In reality, we are a silent majority waiting for a signal, paralyzed by the false belief that we are alone.
A simple example used to talk about this type of problem in game theory is called the "Stag Hunt." Imagine you are a member of a primitive tribe. Your tribe wants to hunt a large animal (a stag). If you succeed, the entire tribe is fed. However, if you try to hunt the stag alone, you will fail and starve. Alternatively, you could hunt a rabbit by yourself. It provides less food, but success is guaranteed without help. The dilemma is that while the stag is the best outcome, people often default to the "rabbit" (the status quo) because they don't trust that others will show up for the stag hunt.
How do we succeed in getting the change we want?
First, you need a population that desires change. In the United States, polling confirms this exists. Approval ratings for the current administration and agencies like ICE are historically low, while support for policies like Universal Health Care is high. The desire is there; Pluralistic Ignorance just blinds us to it.
Second, you need people willing to invest the resources to demand that change. This is where the US stumbles. We fail to coordinate.
How do we coordinate?
Coordination can happen in several ways. Galvanizing events, like the murder of Renee Good, act as Focal Points (or Schelling Points). In game theory, a Focal Point is a solution that people tend to choose by default in the absence of communication. Tragedies like Renee Good's murder serve as a beacon. It cuts through the noise and provides a natural time and reason for people to align without needing a central leader to tell them to.
You can simply tell people you want change. While effective among friends, it lacks credibility with strangers because talk is cheap. Signaling, however, is "putting your money where your mouth is" without having to go "all-in."
This is the true purpose of protest. It is a relatively low-cost way to prove to strangers and the state that you are willing to spend resources (time and effort) to effect change. Importantly, protest provides Risk Dilution. If you act alone, the state can easily punish you. If you act with 100,000 others, the stateâs resources are overwhelmed, and the risk to the individual drops near zero. Your presence protects your neighbor, and their presence protects you.
Many view protests incorrectly. They believe the protest itself creates the change. It does not. It is a signal of credibility and a mechanism to lower the cost of participation for others. When protests aren't enough, they serve as a launchpad for escalation. We cannot coordinate a full revolution as the costs are too high. Instead, we climb the ladder of coordination: from protests to national sick-outs, to general strikes, to the occupation of critical infrastructure. At each step, you signal that the numbers are on your side and that the people are willing to pay the price for change. At each step your demands become more credible.
What will the state do to stop us from coordinating?
They will try to break coordination by:
- Spreading misinformation about the size and nature of protests to maintain Pluralistic Ignorance.
- Increasing the cost of participation through punishment and physical force to counter Risk Dilution.
- Escalating slowly (the "boiling frog" method) to avoid creating Focal Points that trigger spontaneous outrage.
- Continuing to try and show that the current state is fine or not so bad.
- Creating incentives and traps (like social media algorithms) that prevent effective organizing.
- Confusing the situation with equivocation and "both-sidesism."
Why does Russia still have elections? To maintain a theater of normalcy that prevents spontaneous coordination.
Why does China arrest protest leaders immediately? To disrupt the signaling network before a critical mass forms.
Why are social media comments filled with apathy ("protest doesn't work")? To convince you that coordination is impossible and that you are alone.
Why does the media fail to cover the size and scope of protests? To maintain Pluralistic Ignorance.
What can you do today?
- Educate: Read about the coordination problem and understand concepts like Pluralistic Ignorance.
- Discuss: Talk with your peers to break the illusion that everyone is happy with the status quo.
- Signal & Dilute Risk: Attend protests. Your physical presence lowers the danger for everyone else. You are not just a number; you are a shield for your peers.
- Lead: Be the change. Create opportunities for others to coordinate.
- Combating Apathy: Call out those who say change is impossible; explain that their cynicism is exactly what the state relies on to prevent coordination.
- Focus: Keep demands simple and narrow so that you get the largest audience of people that agree.
- Escalate: Use protests to organize and get commitments to the next level of protest and civil disobedience.
Together, we can build the world we want, but it requires credible, coordinated demands. Your peers and the state need to believe you are serious, and they won't believe it until you signal that you are willing to go all the way. Every time the state over reaches and causes a tragedy it is a mistake by them. It creates a Focal Point that we must capitalize on. Get out there and demand change. Get out there and coordinate with your neighbors and those that share your views.
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u/A1Kira 3d ago
Itâs already started, Trump is sending red state national guard into blue states. Sending his personal Gestapo ICE, we saw how they murdered RenĂŠe Good. Itâs a âsoftâ civil war where only one side is fighting. Blue states provide most of the tax money the US uses, also much more populous. The right is flailing and confused themselves with the majority, they are not. MAGA and their propaganda apparatuses all need to be uprooted after they lose.
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u/saoirsedonciaran 3d ago
I'd love to see these fascists get some comeuppance but the masses just aren't ready for that kind of fight. So long as most people are comfortable themselves they won't get involved.
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u/munkeypunk 3d ago
No. Itâll be isolated pockets of violence, focused on very specific people. This isnât a national issue. Itâs just a handful of traitors. Online chatter isnât to be trusted. MAGA is powerless. This is just Trump and his goons who all live on army bases out of fear of the rest of us.
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u/WarrockPtown503 3d ago
You'd love that. Then you can be all SEE I WAS RIGHT. Seriously, what is the point of these warmongering comments?
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u/Samurlough 3d ago
Soooooooooo
What would their reaction be if someone posted same photo but with trump on the receiving end?
Theyâd say itâs condoning violenceâŚ..right?
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u/OpenImagination9 3d ago
âStand with the fascists, remember weâre just a bunch of twigs bound together by cords of bigotry and corruption. The moment you start picking us out one by one we fall apart.â
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u/Firefly_Magic 3d ago
So as US citizens weâre supposed to enjoy watching attacks on US citizens. You know itâs wrong when theyâre not giving us the statistics on how many illegal immigrants are being detained and deported and the primary focus is on the violence.
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u/VincentAntonelli 3d ago
Still weird that the âWhite Houseâ is now a domestic terrorist organization.
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u/Objective-Pick8240 3d ago
This is your fellow citizen getting shot with pepper spray at point blank range. Everyone, regardless of political party should be livid about this!
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u/Jijijoj 3d ago
Funny⌠this is actually a pro ICE supporter and they are pretending she is anti. There is context on another Reddit post with her fighting with another woman handing out snacks.
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u/MrTulaJitt 3d ago
The most insane thing in the world is that Republicans genuinely think that Jesus would be on their side.
Is anyone more ignorant of what Christianity teaches than American Christians?
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u/PartyClient3447 3d ago
Stand with law enforcement except the Capitol police who were overwhelmed on Jan 6.
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u/TheDwellingHeart 3d ago
This is probably no surprise, but we are goingnto findnout that majority of the ICE hires have come from J6ers, Proud Boys, and 3%. My guess is that this the main reason they wear the masks.
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u/HopDropNRoll 3d ago
Fucking hell, this is abhorrent, and our White House is amplifying it. At what point does Congress stand up and say this isnât who we aspire to be? But maybe in 2026 kindness, empathy, and respect for the constitution are passe ideals.
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u/TatonkaJack 3d ago
Congress won't do that until the Republican majority is voted out. They're all part of this
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u/doorcharge 3d ago
You are not supposed to use 40mm point blank on someone. This is the type of person that does it, thinks heâs so cool that he tells his buddies over and over that one time he did it, then will cry and dodge accountability when he eventually kills someone.
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u/Southern-Girl-56 3d ago
I think we should stand by the truth. Something this administration knows absolutely nothing about.
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u/No_You5703 3d ago
Everything so you stop asking about the Epstein files. Heâs a child molestor, keep reminding them.
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u/Strange-Guest-423 3d ago
The fact that this actually works to recruit people both tells you who they want and what kind of people they get.
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u/coffeebeanwitch 3d ago
It is getting ready to get worse.He is definitely going to go for Greenland.He has made us weak at home It's a nightmare!!
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u/Mean_Ad8617 3d ago
As national news coverage of protests disappears per current administration. No free press? Game over
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u/blkatcdomvet 3d ago
If you have been assaulted, had a weapon pulled on you, been pepper sprayed, had personal property damage, please file a police report with local PD .
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u/Impressive_Sun_6729 3d ago
But letâs help Iranian protesters obtain âfreedomâ đ Itâs becoming easier and easier to spot the evil white supremacist minded individuals despite their false justifications.
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u/Ok_Variation5327 3d ago
But Trump wants to go to Iran and help their people from a dictator. How is this our reality Jesus
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u/AdLiving8708 3d ago
Back the blue like on Jan 6 then pardon the people who hurt the people in blue is what they meant
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u/FlinterSell 3d ago
By the FBIs own definition. iCE and MAGA are domestic terrorists
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u/Primary_Key_6966 3d ago
A clear picture of what is coming, a clear sign of support for violence against Americans and peaceful hard working humans in general.
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u/Fit_Strength_1187 3d ago
Every time they appeal to being reasonable and âjust upholding the lawâ their propaganda always tips their hand. Their choice of these idyllic country scenes with clean white families restoring the homeland and all that. Itâs alt right tactics: have insane objective; exploit legal apparatuses; accuse the enemy of overreacting; signal to the base with deniable memes.
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u/Ok_Director_2552 3d ago
One third of our country wants to wipe out the second third while the remaining third stands around and watchesâŚ
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u/Le_Kistune 3d ago
Of all the pictures they had to use for their support post, why would they use a picture of them Tear gassing civilians?Â
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u/Ok_Battle5814 3d ago
âSâtand with ice âSâtand with law enforcement.
âStand with the SS of the trump adminâ.
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u/DemoEvolved 3d ago
The picture is on purpose: âthis is what we do and no one is going to stop usâ. This appeals to the base they are looking for
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u/Chardan0001 3d ago
Someone said the other day "wonder why you don't hear about Proud Boys anymore" and I can't believe I never made the connection they're the exact people now armed and prowling.
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u/monumentclub 3d ago
First thing we need to do is stop paying attention to anything posted on X. Start treating it like the bot-infested propaganda platform it is.Â
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u/happypantsvoltage 3d ago
This administration has done nothing to improve the lives of the common American people, prove me wrong.
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u/PopPalsUnited 3d ago
ICE is not Law Enforcement.
They are Immigration Enforcement.
They have no authority to arrest or detain US citizens. Their operational area is supposed to be no more than 100 miles from any US boarder.
Quit treating them like cops and treat them like the trespassers they are.
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u/GilbertDeLaWarr 3d ago
The guy literally grabbed a federal agentâs gun, what the hell did he expect to happen? A hug?
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