A lawless nation.
What due process? What Constitution?
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2025
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It's whatever the king says now.
But all the liberals joined us in protest a little while ago. Don't they just have to do that once and it's fixed?
Seriously though. We need that turnout every day. Maybe once the masses learn that "violent" protest is a response to violence from the police.
Cops were especially behaving on that No Kings day. At least in my city. Think they didn't want the libs to find out how they actually instigate everything.
I'm not an accelerationist. But I think at this stage it's the only answer. The public won't do anything until they can't have their material distractions. Economic collapse is in the best interest of the people at this point.
Start breaking shit at your job. Every little bit helps. :)
Seriously. Economy doesn't work for us. Why would we want it to be good? People vote on "the economy" but don't realize that their just voting for their own exploitation.
Fuck the economy. Let it burn.
Fucking cowards.
SCOTUS: "You're breaking the law. Stop immediately."
Trump: "No."
SCOTUS: "Well, okay then, as you were."
Due Process: 1354 - 2025
the ironic part, there used to me more deportations per year before 2017, since due process was expected, local authorities had less concern with collaborating with ICE
Well times getting nearly here, hardest part? Containing my smile as I curb a few
Has anyone asked the "third nations" how they feel about us dumping intentionally displaced people on them...?
They're going to be put into forced labor camps...oops, I mean prisons...where they can make money for the people that own the prison. Slavery is still very real in the world outside the US, it would be very easy for these third party countries to "lose track" of them. The possibilities are endless when you strip people of their humanity.
Not sure about the other countries, but I believe the current regime has a prison deal with El Salvador.