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DOJ is calling for an indefinite "suspension" of habeas corpus. If that doesn't say "End Times", I don't know what does. People arming themselves in response to their government threatening to remove their constitutional rights? Sounds about right.

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Lawrence H. Summers

@LHSummers

· Mar 21, 2020

The spike in gun sales suggest that a breakdown of civil order is seen by many Americans as a real possibility. That can be a self-fulfilling prophecy. apple.news/AS6kGwHz9Tx-YT

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see you on the front lines

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· Mar 22, 2020

*normal* sick people cant get tests but famous/rich can *normal* people have to file BK and end businesses they've spent their lives building but famous/rich get bailed out, again Is anyone else feeling hopeless? When do we force change? Like...come on....

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My take on this is they know massive civil unrest is coming and they are proactively making the system efficient for mass arrests and detentions.

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This is why I deal with Kraken. Because they are run by a fucking legend

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The vision of the founding fathers Re 2nd amendment realized? #Tyranny

@yuong1979

Mar 23, 2020

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America, when shooting each other is a solution to your problems.

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What Gov Has Learned From COVID-19, So Far: They can shut down schools, businesses, borders, travel, social gatherings, and voting. Declare Marshall Law, quarantine individuals, criminally punish those who disobey stay-at-home laws...

Chase Palmieri

@chasepalmieri

Mar 23, 2020

...request further surveillance powers under the guise of tracking viral spread, add corporate-friendly tax cuts to emergency relief legislation, and suspend habeas corpus indefinitely.