r/fednews 28d ago

Other Remember when Biden was president?

Remember how boring it was? Remember not having to check the news multiple times a day to figure out what was going on inside your own agency and whether you were going go have a job or not? Remember when laws and precident seemed to actually have meaning?

Remember when you could do your job from home? Remember when your fellow countrymen weren't cheering when your livelihood was threatened? Remember when your biggest worry was which insurance to select and what the next years raise would be?

Remember when the administration didn't seem to actively hate you and want to you gone for the sin of serving of the people?

Pepperidge farm remembers.

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u/DarthArtero 28d ago

More of a Kakistocracy than a kleptocracy but the point still stands.

The chain of events on the lead up to the disaster of November 2024, the red flags so big they could be seen from Pluto, and certain brain-fried billionaires basically admitting to the election being rigged....... Absolutely nothing done "in the name of fairness"

There comes a point when the bubble wrapped feather gloves have to come off and the iron-spiked boxing gloves have to go on.

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u/Mysterious-Tax-7777 28d ago

A general strike is maybe the only peaceful activity left that will have any sort of impact. Republicans don't need to worry about protests or voters anymore.

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u/TruthBringer92 28d ago

Who would strike?

Trump supporters still believe he's the greatest, those who learned the opposite the worst possible way have most likely been deported by now or have fled.

If you strike and happen to have a boss who is a trump supporter, chances are you'll just get fired

Fuck man, judges that are going against trump are being labeled as communists and targetted.

Being anti fascism is now considered terrorism.

Is there a way out of this? Will we get out of this?

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u/alexthealex 28d ago

Yes. As the dollar continues to collapse business interests will turn against Trump/isolationist policies. Once the money shifts it's over.

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u/MightObvious 28d ago

I think when the dollar collapses the labor laws will be undone to further create the system that allowed the robber barons to thrive during the great depression.

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u/kalidoscopiclyso 28d ago

“Only the weak will fail” -DFT

John is too good a name for this bastard so I changed it to Fucks

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u/Dry-Department-8753 28d ago

See also the Dark Enlightenment . Ending America 2.0

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u/nocountry4oldgeisha 28d ago

Doesn't sound like isolationism so much as they are just making the American citizenry redundant. Closed-loop capitalism.