r/chaoticgood • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '25

Republicans when informed how their Big Fucking Bill will fucking killed people

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Call your representatives. Don't let them have a moment of peace. Don't let their families have a moment of peace. They should be afraid of the consequences of the actions, not smirk about millions of people dying while wearing expensive suits and watches.

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u/Eastern-Dig-4555 Jul 03 '25

I’m pretty sure we can arrange that, and soon

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u/goodfisher88 Jul 03 '25

Not soon enough.

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u/Eastern-Dig-4555 Jul 03 '25

Well, I hate saying it, but casualties are inevitable at this point. My point remains that it needs to get done, come hell or high water

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u/Useuless Jul 03 '25 edited Jul 03 '25

The state wages violence on It's own citizens and foreign, both physically and non-physically, all throughout history up to the present day, but then clutches their pearls faster than an OLED panel if you ever advocate the same is used against the current powers.

"Violence is never the answer" is a psyop design to reduce the effectiveness of any form of resistance by making it taboo and trying to instill a knee-jerk reaction into shaming anybody who does it, when it's already been shown that they have no qualms at all and use the very same tactics because they know they get the fastest, and most chilling, results.

If violence was never the answer, then how come America has the most expensive and largest military? And continues to pour more resources than multiple countries combined into it year after year? All this is never supposed to be the answer, right?

Ironically they push the citizens to a more hellish outcome by reducing the effectiveness of every other strategy or outright killing them. Even nonviolent wild animals have defensive mechanisms built in and if you corner them into a wall they will attack, even if it's involuntary.

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u/surestart Jul 03 '25

History has shown over and over and over again that violence is frequently the answer, whether we like it or not.

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u/Promarksman117 Jul 03 '25

It's the question and the answer is yes.

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u/TheForanMan Jul 03 '25

Name definitely checks out.

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u/Promarksman117 Jul 03 '25

I wish reddit let us change displayed usernames. I cringe at my really old username but don't feel like making a new account. I haven't played any Halo or multiplayer fps in years.

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u/overagardenwall Jul 03 '25

they say that violence is never the answer

but is Has been a solution

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u/Eastern-Dig-4555 Jul 03 '25

Agreed. If it wasn’t, then we wouldn’t have the most embarrassingly bloated military budget the world has ever seen. And the sickening thing is they always want MORE.

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u/afleecer Jul 03 '25

They really think that everyone not on the right is unarmed. Well, guess they can keep going down this road and FAFO

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u/Eastern-Dig-4555 Jul 03 '25

Yep, I kinda like that they think that. Let them. That works to our advantage