Protesters at Republican event told "your voice is meaningless"
Protesters at Republican event told "your voice is meaningless"
A protester at an Idaho town hall hosted by a Republican committee made remarks from the audience to several legislative members on stage.
Summary
Protesters at a Kootenai County Republican Central Committee town hall in Idaho were forcibly removed after criticizing Trump policies, including the Elon Musk-led DOGE.
Event organizers dismissed their concerns, with one emcee saying, "Your voice is meaningless."
Similar protests occurred in Georgia and Oklahoma, where Republicans faced criticism over mass layoffs.
Lawsuits have been filed against the administration over the legality of these dismissals.
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Sounds like what they're saying is that the normal methods of voicing dissatisfaction are not going to be effective, and we need to shift focus to other, more extreme, extrajudicial solutions, instead?
❌ Soap Box
❌ Ballot Box
🔳 Jury Box
🔳 Ammo Box- free Luigi
- wreck shit
i am pretty sure the jury box is pointless at this point. how many crimes has VP trump been convicted for?
As of now, they're still (allegedly) obeying court orders and at least giving lip-service to the idea that courts are to be respected.
At some point, they'll openly defy courts without even pretending to follow them.
They are openly defying court orders
“We’re going to have to look at judges.”
Over thirty. But of course was not punished for them because reasons.
Reason: Rich White Guy.
The judiciary has already failed.
🔳 time clock box. unionize and strike immediately. or at least before resorting to violence
I feel that falls under "soap box": using a platform to convince others that your cause is morally right and the government should listen to you.
incorrect. that would be indirect action. you should instead be using the direct actions of nonviolent sabotage and economic coercion
Sounds like it to me.
John F. Kennedy: 'Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.'
Ironic.
Has there ever been a peaceful revolution? I can't think of any. Rights are taken from the oppressors, not given by them.
Has there ever been a peaceful revolution? I can’t think of any.
Well, yes there has been. It was so peaceful its historically even called the "Velvet Revolution" where the people of Czechoslovakia decided equally and peacefull to split into two countries, the Czech Republic and Slovak Republic (Slovakia). source
Notable mostly because it was peaceful.
Ghandi. MLK Civil Rights. Rosa Park.
Gandhi, murdered. MLK, murdered. Bobby Kennedy, murdered. Medgar Evers, murdered. Need I go on?
Of those, only Gandhi was associated with a revolution, and even in his case it seems like the way it played out (with the partition into India and Pakistan as separate countries) was much more along the lines of what some of the less non-violent revolutionaries wanted.
Yes. Famous ones.
Ehh, they're laying off the entire administrative side of the government. Should make it relatively easy to set up parallel power structures. What are they gonna do, send the cops they didn't pay this month to arrest you and your collaborators?