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lemm.ee

Everyone immediately rolled right over before election night even ended. There's almost zero fight from anyone. Disgusting is the perfect description.

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lemmy.world

That's the shit that gets me, too. They're literally just letting everything happen. It feels fucking hopeless.

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What is left to do? The majority of the American electorate is hopelessly uninformed, selfish, or lazy. The slugs have voted for salt!

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sh.itjust.works

Making normal people feel helpless the key. The Nazis did the same shit as this turd reich is doing.

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lemmy.world

Okay, what can I actually do about this then? Difficulty: Only mention things that won’t get you banned.

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Take care of yourself first. Can't do anything if you're on the ropes.

Then, it is every liberal's duty to become a lawful firearms owner. I can't believe I'm saying this. If you only knew me. Wednesday after the election I spent the day crying. Thursday, I signed up for gun class.

I used to think America was a pretty safe country. I watched the violent crime rate drop since the '80s. It was mathematically clear that having guns in the home was way more dangerous than not. But then I saw these fuck sticks with their tiki torches. Then I saw that guy drive his car through the crowd. And now they won, again?

Republicans today are way more dangerous than any street gang I've ever heard of.

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Almost feels like the DNC was controlled opposition this whole time we marched toward fascism.

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lemmy.world

Sure but this is his only move here given what the shit ass Supreme Court rules on presidential immunity.

Hopefully this orange asshole survives the four years and someone with a moral compass picks the car back up after/if he leaves but there's not a damn thing he can do now with Trump back in office and he's just got to wait until he gets indicted himself in political retribution from this orange fascist.

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Sure but this is his only move here given what the shit ass Supreme Court rules on presidential immunity.

Oh cool. The latest in a looooooooooooooooong fucking series of "Oh darn! Our hands our tied! We can't do this thing we never wanted to do in the first fucking place!" moments.

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which should fundamentally terrify anyone with a basic understanding of history.

Once the rule of law collapses, the empire is soon to follow.

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lemmy.today

I want him to get drunk, go on a podcast, and just spill the tea. What does he really think. I mean, I think I know, but I'd love to hear his honest opinion of the games that were played, who dropped the ball, and what he thinks of all the players, outside of what we glean from the filings.

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Lasherzreply
lemmy.world

Cold Ones suddenly looks very politically relevant.

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You understand the difference between a civil and common law system is an extremely niche issue that most people engaged in online politics don't really have an opinion on, right?

I called you a fascist accelerationist because you were praising the Trump victory for something that doesn't fucking matter. It's like if you said some deranged like "elephants are a cooler animal than donkeys."

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Sanctusreply
lemmy.world

He's dropping them now because its the only move that might revive them when Trump is out. If his old ass lives that long.

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The evil ones always live the longest, annoyingly.

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lemm.ee

Could you explain what you mean? Does dropping the case mean they can prosecute him for the same crimes later?

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Madison420reply
lemmy.world

They're not dropping charges but rather prosecution iirc.

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Make sure to parrot this everywhere. There is a lot of misunderstanding going on right now.

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meco03211reply
lemmy.world

Because this is federal the chain of command goes from Jack Smith through one or a few other people before landing on Trump (once he takes office). Trump can simply order people down the line to dismiss the charges with prejudice, making it so they can never be re-filed again. If the charges are just dropped at this point, he'd have to order them to be re-charged then dismiss. Which honestly, I don't see him suffering any backlash at all if he did. His supporters are fucking stupid and fucking crazy.

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He is making a pragmatic decision that any reasonable lawyer would make.

DOJ policy is to drop a case like this. If he ignored policy then he would be fired by February before the case would even proceed. So no matter what he does, the case is dead and at least he got to write some words down. Basically the same as the three resonable justices on SCOTUS who have no power to do anything beyond write dissenting opinions that might matter sometime in the future.

It sucks, but Republicans have completed their coup from within the US government.

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sh.itjust.works

Oligarchs infight all the time particularly when one tries to kill several others.

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PunnyNamereply
lemmy.world

Ahh yes, the peaceful walk thru the capital.

Fuck off with your gaslighting.

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