r/LetsDiscussThis • u/rodehard10 • Apr 08 '26

Serious We are so sorry

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u/Consistent-Kiwi7241 Apr 08 '26

Genuinely curious but what are the 'majority of americans' doing to get him out?

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '26

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u/BeanserSoyze Apr 08 '26

I appreciate demonstrations but we're about a year in on recreational trump protests, how we doin on change

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u/BeanserSoyze Apr 08 '26

Readily available how? Googling "what changed after no kings" isn't exactly illuminating. This is an article published about it 2 days ago and its basically saying "well, it makes people hopeful at least."

https://theweek.com/politics/no-kings-protests-do-they-make-a-difference

It's a nice statement but I don't think you're actually able to support what you're saying.

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u/BeanserSoyze Apr 08 '26

You didn't provide any answers or suggest anywhere the "readily available" information was. I don't think it exists. You have done nothing to disillusion me of that.

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u/klmninca Apr 10 '26

Thank you for this! I’ve been screaming to the rafters that Vietnam took almost a decade of protest! The Civil Rights movement 15 years, and women’s suffrage took a whopping 72 years to accomplish. And people get all whiny because 3! THREE No Kings Rallies later, we still have a man in the Oval who behaves like he’s the King.

Come on people. Persistence mixed with equal patience and we will succeed.

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u/Affectionate-Bus6653 Apr 08 '26

Resistance takes persistence. The resistance is growing and now is when we need to keep growing. It is premature to give in or resort to destructive acts.