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[-] Taldan@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

My neighbor who literally flew a Confederate flag for a while - in California, mind you, my joke being “Southern California will rise again” - took his Trump flag down after the first round of Epstein stuff and it hasn’t gone back up yet

Man, this just gave me an idea. Print off a bunch of copies of the new pages about the allegations against Trump, then start mailing them out to houses with Trump flags up. No additions or alterations, other than to include "published by the United States Department of Justice, January 30th, 2026" along with a direct link to the pages on the DOJ site (or maybe an archive.org link to it, since they already took it down once)


Edit to respond to your whole comment:

Also, the Trump administration simply appears to be way less competent than the (original) Nazis were. The second season is scarier than the first, but that’s a large part of what saved us during the first season too.

I agree it seems less competent -- Hitler actually wanted to improve the living standards for Aryan Germans; whereas Trump wants to enrich himself and his billionaire sycophants -- we also have no realistic chance for external factors to bring down the regime as happened with the Nazis. There is zero chance the US would ever be invaded. No country will want to go to war with the US. They'll simply stop doing business with us, like Russia or North Korea

[-] 7101334@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago

That's a pretty good idea lol. I've been thinking of just printing out particularly egregious pages and slapping them up on stickers.

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