#march for trump

[sniperct]

[sweetm0uringlamb]

three days till november 5

[yeahiwasintheshit]

YAYYY!

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Some redneck was harassing me and my sister on a cruise and I told him “Trump’s afraid of us,” and he exploded on the spot.

[strawlessandbraless]

[lghockey]

Im seeing post and such going "they dont make assassination's like they used" but really we need to be saying "they dont make politicians like they used to"

I want an Ides of March part 2

Some politicians need to take one for the team and start stabbing bitches

[seenthisepisode]

maybe a few congressmen with knives could do the job tho

[thats-rough-buddy04]

It's almost the Ides of March!!!

These are all people prevalent in US politics I'd love to see what other people think comment or reblog who you'd think needs to be on here

If you don't know any of these people they are all evil human beings who have blood on their hands

fuck these guys frfr

[their-name-is-fake]

Hey y’all remember the delegate who was attacked at the dnc? She was attacked by 5 men with signs to the point she suffered a concussion. The men were part of the laborers union of North America

You can’t make this shit up

[jonesposting]

Happy Ides of March! Let us use this holiday to remember two things:

1. No matter how influential a person, no one is untouchable.

2. Even if a bad person is out of the picture, it needs systemic change to achieve lasting progress. Because there will always be someone to fill a power vacuum if it isn’t contained.

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

Unicorn Riot video coverage of today's march against the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee

[kotamagic]

In the spirit of the Ides of March, let us take a moment to reflect on why we celebrate it.

Caesar was an influential man who sought to be a dictator of Rome. There were those who saw this as a danger to democracy as it was in those days and decided 'he will not be king/emperor/dictator. '

Caesar has been dead for well over 2000 years. He is no longer a threat to democracy. However, there are fiends in positions of power in the modern day, just like Caesar.

Fiends like Netanyahu and Putin, who wield their power to cause as much destruction as possible. Fiends like Trump, who, given the chance, would crown himself King and wreak retribution on those who sought justice for the crimes he committed in and out of office. Weaklings, like Biden, who simply 'go with the diseased flow' to neither stir up trouble nor progress society for the better. Other dictators doing gawd-knows-what whether it appears in the news or not.

These are your modern-day Caesars. While it is much harder to bring down dictators today than it was in ancient Rome, they are not invincible. They can be brought down. They will be brought down. You can do it.

So do it!

[what-shitfuckery-is-this-ew]

HAPPY CAESER STABBY STABBY DAY

Politicians tread carefully

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Biden made a law to prevent two people with the same last name from being president. So a son and a father or a husband and a wife can’t run for president one after the other if one of them had been president. It caused a huge debate about the Clintons and about Trump’s son who wanted to run for president.

[panicbones]

i think a lot of ppl have a fundamental misunderstanding of julius caesar. they didnt kill caesar cuz he was a tyrant (specifically to rome; they didnt care that he went on conquests in general), they hated him bcuz the ppl LOVED him. and they loved him bcuz he funded public infrastructure, gave immigrants full citizenship, etc. brutus had to convince himself that caesar would become one, eventually. oh they also hated caesar cuz he was epileptic.