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Anti-ICE Protesters Found Guilty in Case That Guts Free Speech Rights
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What was peaceful protest supposed to be a replacement for? I forget.
Broken knees and burned out oligarch properties?
Ask France.
What would France do?
France would protect the pedophile culture. Might want a different example.
Have a nap. And then FIRE ZE MISSILES!
Spotted the fellow millennial
You caught me!
badger badger badger badger
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Rioting. Burning down the government, and hanging/decapitating the rich.
I guess they want that rolled back to the old methods as well.
They feel protected because they think a violent populist reaction will be a few more lone actors.
And as long as Dems keep pushing the “violence is bad and what he wants, just vote and primary people” narrative it will be.
Well, the Dems are sort of right, violence is bad, and it is exactly what the fascists want, but it's also the only way that oligarchs have ever been removed from power. They never go willingly.
Violence is a tool, one they want only for themselves to use against the people to maintain their power.
Sadly for them, you can't stop desperate people from getting violent no matter how many laws you make or civil liberties you gut.
Its a tale as old as the human race: take too much from everyone, and they'll eventually burn it down so everyone gets nothing and we try again.
America needs to hire the French to do their revolution for them.
It kind of worked the first time...
France used me to undermine their British enemy and all I got was this lousy ~~tshirt~~ statue.
First amendment goes, move on to the second?
Something about a ballot box, a soap box, and a couple other things?
Shitposting on social media
Going home?