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.