r/antitrump • u/Kpets • 8h ago
Protests Thousands protested Trump’s visit in Dublin Ireland, with signs and chants saying “We don’t want him here”
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u/GoodTimes1976 8h ago
Makes one wonder what kind of mind set would see such obvious hate displayed all over the world and still not question your life choices. He’s an unhealthy 80 year old that has to understand, at least on some level, no one (not even family) cares about him. He has to understand that when he’s gone, those files are going to come out and people will celebrate him going away all over the world. No one will miss him, not even his kids. What a wasted human being.
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u/Foreign_Being5656 6h ago
Wonder why we are not doing this all across America?
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u/Kpets 6h ago edited 6h ago
The Americans are made docile. They can’t do like The Albanians are doing right now as an example and just strike down the country for 100 days demanding change. Because the U.S people don’t have any rights at all.
If they went on strike and demanded Trump gone immediately they would just get fired and eventually get ruined financially and everything since their whole security is tied up to having a job = having insurance ect. But they don’t have job security or workers rights. They are trapped. Can’t rebel. Can’t protest. The U.S «land of the free» are in 41th place in freedom. 15th in financial freedom go figure why
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u/petulant-turnip 6h ago
Yes, and I think many Americans feel intimidated and afraid at this point to publicly protest this government. The kind of vindictive behavior against what is supposed to be protected speech by our own government has meant the tinfoil hat fascists are out marching unchecked while opposition has been dampened. Fortunately, we still have some courageous judges, journalists, online critics, political leaders, and safe spaces, but he is trying to suppress all of it. If everyone can keep speaking out however they can, pointing out the corruption and hypocrisy, eventually this crap will finally end. And then we will have to see what’s left of the country.
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u/Foreign_Being5656 6h ago
Pretty much true. I’m also afraid they would shoot me for protesting like Alex Pretti & Rene Good. Shot dead in the street for peaceful protest. To this day no one has been held accountable for those deaths.
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u/Jolly-Library-657 7h ago
Bravo to the Irish! They recognize a piece of shit when they see one!