Why should we take abuse from a president that our ancestors wouldn't take from a king?
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They didn’t have a democracy yet. They didn’t have a constitution yet. They created those for us so that we could avoid and get rid of tyrants without ever having to resort to violence.
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We don't have a democracy either. We have the illusion of democracy.
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Yes we do. It’s a damaged one, but we still have one. And those who broke it would like nothing better than for you to think that we don’t have one, because then you think there’s nothing worth fighting for.
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They created, lived, and thrived due to the enslavement of Black people.
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Seems to me that violence is how our ancestors overcame their past violators. The revolutionary war was fought so that we can openly debate if using our $1200 one-time checks to build guillotines for our “leaders” is the right move. The upcoming recession is an important one.
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Yes i agree. As long as elections are held on November 6th. If not it has to be by any means necessary. The Supreme Court ruled as such during the red scare.
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“God forbid we should ever be twenty years without such a rebellion... the tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants. It is it's natural manure.” - Thomas Jefferson
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We don't have a democracy. Even in the Democratic party elections aren't trustworthy. Democracy is even less of a concern for Republicans who are comic book villains at this point. Peaceful solutions are running out or already have.
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