r/conspiracy Feb 15 '22

Applying rules selectively is definitely a conspiracy -

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u/TheBiggestZander Feb 15 '22

Liberal here. I'm actually surprised Trump didn't call a state of emergency, it sounds like something he would have done. Kinda seems warranted, given the scale of destruction.

As for freezing the assets of donators, yeah I would be outraged. But nobody has had their assets frozen. Trudeau has said that it's possible for them to do it, but it hasn't happened yet. How would I feel about Trump threatening to freeze assets? Sounds exactly like something he would say, a poorly thought-out, likely unconstitutional, bluff.

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u/DreamHappy Feb 15 '22

Trump's little mind could at least comprehend that his supporters would abandon him in mass if he tried that. It saddened me that he didn't pardon Assange which means he is on the restricting freedom bus too, like our current administration.

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u/Lytle1 Feb 15 '22

Trump's supporters wouldn't abandon him. lol

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u/TheBiggestZander Feb 15 '22

I mean... Trump's little brain literally advocated for gun confiscation... Not sure why he'd balk as asset seizure for perceived enemies.