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> It seems the most of their policies are bitter reactions to perceived misdeeds from "the left". lolwhat? “I don’t like what I imagined the left is doing so
by mcphage 1y ago
> It seems the most of their policies are bitter reactions to perceived misdeeds from "the left".
lolwhat? “I don’t like what I imagined the left is doing so I’m going to turn our cities into police states?” In what world is that a reasonable justification? Might as well say it’s a bitter reaction to the tooth fairy.
- energy123 1y agoIt's an explanation not a justification.
- mcphage 1y agoIt's an excuse, not an explanation.
- energy123 1y agoIt's an explanation, as much as you wish it isn't.
- mcphage 1y agoIt isn’t an explanation, because it has causality backwards. The Trump Administration wants to do some things, and so they come up with excuses to why they should be allowed to do them. Their actions aren’t the response, they’re the initial desire.
- EasyMark 1y ago95% of the time they are talking about the vaccine mandate and lockdowns in response to a fkn pandemic that provable killed hundreds of thousands, easily shown with the dip in average lifetime length stats of Americans for a while there. I think we're observing false equivalency here to protect a felon who currently holds the office of the Presidency.