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Can anyone stop President Musk?
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There is a big difference between someone like Trump potentially carrying out a coup and actively carrying out a coup. He is now "an enemy, foreign and domestic." If members of the military have any intention of upholding their oath, he and his regime need to be removed by force.
They should be removed by force. They are constantly violating laws, committing countless acts of treason, stealing classified documents.
Nobody in the entire military has yet to lift a single feature or even speak out against the treason going on.
I am starting to think that the entire US military won't do a single thing to uphold their oaths and it will somehow lie on the struggling public for any sort of resistance or justice...
Agreed, but I'll bet against it.