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Following the slogan life, liberty and happiness is what US is guided by and I wonder is that what you have now? Why not peace, order and good governance? 🤔 Life, liberty and happiness would follow.

Depends on what kind of law; but American law has had a very long time to refine, and is generally accepted enough that it does not require major overhauls all the time. If you do want to fix laws, there's legislative processes for doing that. Overthrowing a democratic system isn't the way to go.

Most of you all are calling for and going to protest marches. It’s something that we must do to make it known that we’re not taking the Orange turd and his sidekick to burn down our constitution! In turn, just be careful or the Orange Turd will declare martial law and the shooting starts.

Exactly, and though there is a time and place where civil disobedience becomes necessary, it’s always best to at least attempt to fix flawed laws before breaking them. I realllllllly wish more influential people were paying attention though.

if you genuinely think that any legal procedure can bring down the current reigime you are delusional. theres not going to be another election. if we want change, we do it ourselves.

Andrew Flanagan@andrewf68.bsky.social

musk's 5-Steps Plan👿🤬 1. Install CEO Dictator musk acts as federal CEO, demands unilateral control over sensitive government programs, positioning himself as unelected decision-maker as tRump stays in background. www.thenerdreich.com/reboot-elon-...

Napoleon died in exile on the isle of St. Helene when he was 51. Bad guys finish last and in disgrace. Trump never studied anything. He just admires what he thinks are powerful men. Hitler killed himself. Saddam Hussein was basically beaten to death by an angry mob. So was Mussolini. And so it goes

No I got the right guy. He was pulled out of an underground "spider hole" hideaway tunnel and brutally beaten. He had 3 sons just as horri le as he was.. He was later hung

'Those who uphold the rule of law save their country' is true only if the 'rule of law' is meaningful, honest, fair, equitable, etc. Sometimes it's not. When not, the 'rule of law' needs to be examined. Should the examination yield a 'not so honest' result, those who uphold do disservice.

Laws thin on the 'connected to reality' factor tend to be bad, where blind adherence to 'rule of law' doctrines render bad law even worse. 'Rule of law' arguments are just rationalizations.

Absolutely—those who stand firm in upholding the rule of law are the true defenders of their country. Without it, everything else falls apart. Integrity and justice are what keep the foundation strong.

Andrew Flanagan@andrewf68.bsky.social

musk's 5-Steps Plan👿🤬 1. Install CEO Dictator musk acts as federal CEO, demands unilateral control over sensitive government programs, positioning himself as unelected decision-maker as tRump stays in background. www.thenerdreich.com/reboot-elon-...

Emphasis on Democratic rule of law. This country has worked for decades to get to this point of equity and protection of marginalized people. The powers occupying the White House are rejecting rule of law and attempting to change them without our consent. This is tyranny.

Can anyone name something bad that Hitler did before 1933, where Trump has not done something similar? Can anyone name something bad that Hitler did in 1933, where Trump is not currently attempting something similar?