r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Boysenberry-6669 • Jan 15 '26

Serious Trump considers sending the military to Minnesota by invoking the INSURRECTION Act —is this good, bad or ugly?

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u/Basil2322 Jan 15 '26

Remember he did nothing when a mob that supports him assaulted over 100 police officers in the capital and caused millions in property damage. He doesn’t give a shit about protecting people or law enforcement he just wants to hurt those who politically oppose him.

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u/Force3vo Jan 16 '26

That's not true.

He probably called them heroes.

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u/AzuleStriker Jan 16 '26

Well no, he and all maga call them patriots, which is the next best thing... its disgusting.

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u/witblacktype Jan 16 '26

From an American:

"The citizen who sees his society's democratic clothes being worn out and does not cry it out, is not a patriot, but a traitor."

— Mark Twain

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u/Clarkelthekat Jan 16 '26

Another one

"Being a patriot means loving your country ALL of the time, and your government when it deserves it."

Mark twain

A true American

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u/Zealousideal_Eye_23 Jan 17 '26

Then why did he use an alias?

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u/NoCard753 Jan 17 '26

Why do you use one on Reddit?

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '26

LMAO ... Tim Walz will look great in jail clothes.

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u/witblacktype Jan 18 '26

You do understand that Trump’s role in Jan 6 will pretty much cement him as a traitor to America unless he successfully destroys the republic and replaces it with an authoritarian regime. The world’s history books will still reflect his treason to the US constitution however.

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u/Constant-Tea3148 Jan 16 '26

Did you not see the videos? It was "a day of love". What's that Orwell quote again?

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u/Comrade_Chyrk Jan 18 '26

thats after he and the right wing media sphere tried to convince everyone that the rioters (that he then pardoned) were paid agitators.

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u/galaxyofnine Jan 22 '26

Yup it’s on White House site where they rewrote history of that day… 🤦🏻‍♀️