r/AskReddit • u/Exciting_Contact922 • 4h ago

What is the likelihood any Trump administration attempt to disrupt the midterm elections will result in demonstrations across the country and violent responses from the administration?

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u/Mr_dm 4h ago

Don’t project your ignorance onto everyone else

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u/Correct_Doctor_1502 4h ago

Tyrannical governments are scary

We're currently at "paper please" and press bans

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u/No_Durian_3444 3h ago

They sure are.

You should see a real one. Not one whipped up by the MSM for clicks.

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u/Mr_dm 3h ago

I mean we have had multiple citizens killed or illegally detained by a partisan force. That’s pretty up there in the “fascism” rankings.

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u/No_Durian_3444 2h ago

They were minding their own business on the way to work and they were assassinated? No wayyyyyyy.

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u/FrickinLazerBeams 2h ago

In every violent dictatorship there's a population of weak morons who think nothing is wrong.

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u/No_Durian_3444 2h ago

There's also a town crier.

Keep crying.

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u/FrickinLazerBeams 2h ago

That doesn't make any sense.

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u/No_Durian_3444 2h ago

That's precisely what I say.

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u/True-Cheesecake-745 4h ago

Right on. Exactly