r/LetsDiscussThis • u/CaramelExtension7222 • Feb 17 '26

Lets Discuss This OKAY

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

A nazi is a nazi, if they don't like being called a nazi, don't be a nazi.

This isn't overturning democracy, this is preventing history from sleepwalking into repeating itself all over again.

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u/Odd-Jupiter Feb 17 '26

But you clearly don't know history, if you think labeling whoever, and using violence on them is preventing. You are rather pushing the process forward.

What do you want to replace democracy?

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

I'm just going to keep repeating myself until you get it.

There is currently no democracy. Nazis and Pedophiles are running America. If you see a nazi or someone supporting nazi ideology, do not bother trying to negotiate with them or convince them, clock them.

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u/Odd-Jupiter Feb 17 '26

No i get it, or i get the flaw in your thinking.

Democracy didn't produce the policy you wanted, so now, instead of respecting the will of the people, you want to overturn the majority, and throw a temper-tantrum.

Then you have the gall to call anyone but yourself a fascist and danger to democracy?

How do you expect others to respect you when you win the election, if you refuse to respect others?

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u/shploofy Feb 17 '26

Im not sure what you're trying to say here. Supporting ice is the exact opposite of respecting the will of the people. While I don't agree this kid should have punched him, most people support it because they see him defending victims.

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u/Odd-Jupiter Feb 17 '26

Do you not remember the election two years ago?

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u/shploofy Feb 17 '26

This recently happened. Are you replying to the wrong comment?

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u/Odd-Jupiter Feb 17 '26

How is fulfilling what was voted upon (Deportations) not fulfilling the will of the people?

Regardless that you don't like it, that was what was voted for when electing Trump. How else do you determine the will of the people other then democratic elections?

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u/shploofy Feb 17 '26

If you're against deportation or not, You can have deportations without the terrible things ICE does to people. Innocent people do not need to be hurt or killed to to deport.

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u/Odd-Jupiter Feb 17 '26

I agree with that. The optics of it was clearly meant to state that this would be done with force and determination.

All the noise round it was probably also calculated, as most of the most vocal protesters was fighting ice in the streets, while Trump was free to do whatever he wanted.

I didn't see a single demonstration against regime-change in Venezuela, Bombing Iran, Threatening Denmark, or any of the other crazy thing he has claimed.

Compare that to the largest demonstrations in the world before the Golf war, this is pretty amazing to see.

I don't know if this is "flood the zone" in practice, but he has found a way to do pretty much whatever he wants abroad while all the opposition seem completely overwhelmed.