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The rules were thrown out during his first term. The dude has taken over our capital and armed them, and is now going to take over NYC, Chicago and a few others. This isn't the time to go along, we have a corrupt SCOTUS as well. What do you suggest?
Defend the Constitution from all threats, both foreign and domestic. But that doesn't have to mean "fighting fire with fire".
Do not split and no cracks. You don't have to agree with how they are fighting the system, but keep your thoughts private and instead, explain how your system is awesome.
https://sh.itjust.works/post/42969194
I have no problem with protesters clashing with unlawfully deployed police. What I do have a problem with is the idea that, "if they can break the rules, then so can we". That, I will criticize. Because that indicates that we are not on the same side anymore.
It's not “if they can break the rules, then so can we." It's "They're taking over our country by deploying armed troops everywhere, ICE, a corrupt Scotus, EO's that break the law and presidential immunity. There are no rules to be broken anymore. We must save our democracy or we'll be sorry we didn't."
Following an unjust law is worse than disobeying a just law.
What, specifically, does it mean then?