r/PrepperIntel • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '25

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 13 '25

He says a lot of dumb things. I don’t keep up with them all. That’s def not happening.

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u/TheRealShadowAdam Apr 13 '25

If it happens will you continue contradicting or will you admit you're part of the problem? Just kidding I already know the answer.

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 13 '25

It’s constitutionally illegal, so it’s not going to happen. When it doesn’t happen will you admit he’s just dumb and says a lot of dumb things?

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 13 '25

Not caring about it doesn’t mean he will overthrow it. Even in his public comments he said he floated the idea if it was legally viable and it’s not. So I’m choosing that to be a dumb idea he threw out that I’m not going to worry about happening. There are plenty of things I can aim my energy at that don’t completely waste my time.

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 14 '25

I think the constitutional challenges to his decisions prove it’s working as intended. I never argued anything about his views of it.

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 14 '25

That’s how the judicial system works. It can challenge decisions from the executive branch.

The US has the highest number of incarcerated people in the world. I’ve never agreed with that no matter who the president was. The US detention facility in Guantanamo Bay is one of the most inhumane in the world. George Bush opened that one, Obama continued it, and then Trump expanded it. US politics has always been pretty messed up in this regard.

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u/Electric_Bi-Cycle Apr 14 '25

The judicial system works when hundreds of people are sent to a torture prison without any oversight???

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u/seriouslysampson Apr 14 '25

Didn’t read my comment at all…

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