ID: ally @missmayn posted: "the democrats were more energized and organized against campus protests than the current authoritarian takeover."
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2025
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Sounds like confusion stems from you believing words and actions to be of equal value. Which is typical for any defense of Democrats.
No, there are actual legal challenges. As for the government shutdown, that is absolutely just words as I said in my comment.
Yeah, like I said, you believe words to be actions.
A challenge in court is, objectively, an action. As opposed to "words". Already some of the executive orders have been blocked. I can give sources if you are actually interested, but you're not being reasonable.
Farting is also objectively an action. That’s not the kind of action people are calling for.
I understand that you believe this to be some kind of proper action. You don’t have to keep reiterating it.