Anonymous #1 17h

“…know you’re history” 😂

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Anonymous #2 16h

Yeah fuck that. Decorum doesn’t mean shit when a misogynistic, racist and demented piece of trash pedophile is trying to fuck is all over. His death is going to be a new national anniversary

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Anonymous #2 16h

You two should seek therapy. This is not very normal. You should not be wishing on the death of anybody. Especially someone who doesn’t even know you exist

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Anonymous #1 16h

I’m not wishing death on anyone, I’m pointing out the inconsistencies in the way the right wing behaves. Their favorite people are sacred once they die (see charlie kirk…) but the marginalized are fair game for any sort of joke, because they hate us.

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Anonymous #2 16h

So if someone is disrespectful and rude to other people that gives you the right to be disrespectful and rude to other people too? Be the better person

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Anonymous #1 16h

The difference is that Trump is the literal president. He and his administration have immense power and are using it to worsen the lives of all but the oligarchs. My communities are suffering. He is the president. This requires more nuance than playground bullying.

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Anonymous #2 16h

I don’t care. I’ll celebrate it every fucking day and make a t-shirt.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Oh trust it will be a joyous day

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Anonymous #1 16h

I don’t have to wish it. It’s happening either way, and I will enjoy it when it does.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Wishing death on others is considered a grave sin in all major religions for a reason. No one can call themselves a beacon of morality if they wish death on others. If you have that much hate in your heart even if it feels like “good intent”, it will seep into other parts of your life and ruin your life.

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Anonymous #1 16h

Newsflash, I fucking hate pedophiles, warmongers, and dictator wannabes. Guess who’s all three? Trump. Imagine defending a person as hideous as our president. Brother, Trump would cheer if you got shot in the face by ICE tomorrow if you even so much as praised a Democratic candidate once in your life. Refusing to rout the evil from our society is part of why we’re in this dystopian hellscape to begin with.

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Anonymous #4 16h

Facts

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Anonymous #4 16h

You’re the only person here besides me with some sense

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Anonymous #4 16h

The world would be a better place without trump in it and wishing death upon him is more morally correct than anything he’s been up to

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Anonymous #1 16h

You noobs always resort to religious beliefs as justification for defending a pedophile. For god’s sake, this guy raped kids. Your dumbass virtue signaling doesn’t make you a better person, it makes you part of the problem

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Anonymous #3 16h

I’m not virtue signaling. I’m just advocating against wishing death on others, which is not only injustice with the law, but it corrupts your own heart and morals.

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Anonymous #4 16h

Religion is cancer.

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Anonymous #4 15h

I’m a very religious person, and I think Trump is the one of the few people in my life that I have genuinely ever hated. I care way too much about my community and loved ones to let this pissbaby destroy everything good about the country I live in for the sake of himself and his billionaire friends. To me, people who don’t hate him are concerning because they either support the orange fanatic, or they’re apathetic and have no empathy towards others. End of story

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Anonymous #1 15h

I should respect a pedophilic racist bc I can be the bigger person?? How about no?? ✌️😭

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Anonymous #3 15h

Are you saying there is no middle ground? I really think Trump should testify in front of congress and be tried in court for the Epstein situation, but I just think life is too sacred for people to justify wanting to kill others. Why would you use other people’s sin to justify your own sins as a revenge?

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Anonymous #4 15h

He is an active threat to our democracy, our citizens’ lives, and most of the world. He literally threatened to genocide Iran. His policies are actively killing tens of thousands additional people per year from shredded healthcare and capitalist class violence. He needs to be gone

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Anonymous #4 15h

Also hilarious for you to preach to me about the “sin” of wanting him dead when he has raped kids, committed high treason, and is planning a fascist takeover of our country as we speak

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Anonymous #3 15h

Yeah, put him in a jail cell if all of that is true and maybe the death penalty if the law requires that but for regular people to wish death on someone outside of the law is lawlessness and third world behavior

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Anonymous #3 15h

Revenge isn’t justice. If he was just “a threat to our democracy” just don’t let him run for office. If he did all of the stuff in the Epstein files, gather the evidence and charge him accordingly. We’ve had multiple instances of political violence in this country because of the harmful rhetoric people like you spread online.

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Anonymous #4 15h

Be realistic. If it were that easy, we wouldn’t be here.

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Anonymous #4 15h

It doesn’t need to be justice, it needs to put an end to the harm he continues to cause.

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Anonymous #4 14h

So I’ll let you know that I’m a leftist and point to the overwhelming right wing majority of political shooters over the course of American history. “People like me” aren’t the reason political violence happens, dork

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Anonymous #4 12h

I don’t see killing Trump as a sin, I’d see it as a good deed

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Anonymous #3 10h

Your argument is so flawed. I’m not making it a left vs right thing but apparently that’s how you see things. People on both sides commit political violence and our president’s rhetoric encourages it. I do find it very strange though how people on the left always advocate for violence against Trump, but as soon as violence does happen against him, they try to spin it as a right wing suspect.

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Anonymous #3 10h

You are either pro political violence or anti political violence and you are clearly the first one

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Anonymous #4 9h

Because the majority of politically-motivated violence in this country is right-wing.

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Anonymous #4 9h

You can have a more nuanced take than that, I am typically against acts of political violence but if the violence happens to be against a dictator or tyrant I would not oppose it

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Anonymous #5 9h

Trump isn’t a dictator because we can just vote him out… America is such in a bubble the people here don’t even know what a real dictatorship is like.

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Anonymous #4 9h

That’s assuming election infrastructure isn’t tampered with or that Trump will leave if he loses the election, he already had his supporters attempt to overthrow the government after he lost an election back in 2020, it’s not alarmist whatsoever to raise concerns

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Anonymous #4 9h

why do you support the death penalty if you're so horrified by people even wishing death upon another person?

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Anonymous #6 9h

I don’t support or oppose it but if it’s written in the law as justice for heinous crimes, that’s completely different then random people wishing death on others suggestively. I’m not saying it’s suggestive to condemn Epstein crimes, etc. But where is the line? You are almost encouraging assassinations, which are terrible for the country and create even more instability.

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Anonymous #4 9h

Yes, I’m encouraging assassinating someone who does not respect the rule of law, our Constitution, or the peaceful transfer of power in this country. Him being alive is a greater danger to the fabric of our society than the potential instability from his assassination imo

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Anonymous #1 8h

Yes… yes it does.

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Anonymous #8 8h

Yeah, but that has nothing to do with the fact that the Republicans are the more racist party that is more destructive to BIPOC people’s lives now

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Anonymous #5 8h

Thank you

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Anonymous #4 7h

i'm encouraging assassinations? brother i have said one thing in this entire thread and it was the question i just asked

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Anonymous #4 7h

What’s fascist dick taste like?

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Anonymous #1 6h

“Be the better person” Nonviolence against the oppressor is violence against the oppressed. Charlie kirk deserved what he got, and I’ve got a bottle of wine ready for when Trump kicks the bucket

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