#trump terrorism

[fuck-u-maga]

I hate this country

[bearfoottruck]

OK, so I haven't been 100% happy with Reddit lately because people in certain subreddits have been assholes towards me - which is really nothing new - but I saw this post in r/conservativeterrorism that reinforced my belief in not voting for Trump:

[ellevandersneed]

If you have time to answer any of these, you have time to share and donate to any number of Palestine fundraisers, such as Mohammed's who is 92% of the way towards reaching his goal! You can also check out his brother Ahmed's campaign, who is 76% of the way towards reaching his goal! They are both vetted on @/el-shab-hussein and @/nabulsi's vetted Gaza fundraisers list and are #174 and #264 respectively

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]

[rejectingrepublicans]

[vomittedsoap]

Girlzzzz

[socialjusticeinamerica]

😡

He knows that by removing security details he is inviting his MAGAt terrorists to go after these people. Not to mention that hostile foreign governments might snatch some of these people who have intelligence value.

Further he is sending a loud and clear message if you cross him his MAGAt terrorists will come for you. Trump is a terrorist and must be stopped.

[castielsprostate]

hey americans, please fucking vote this year! thanks!

signed,

the rest of the world

[mysharona1987]

IDF: “We are the most moral army in the world.”

Guys, you literally bombed a church full of nuns.

[randomnoteforfuturereference]

On January 21, 2025, a day after Trump was sworn in, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde presided over service at Washington National Cathedral. At the end of the service, she gave a plea to show mercy and understanding towards the immigrant and queer communities, and to in general "speak the truth to one another in love".

You can just see how much she made them squirm.

And, suffice to say, some did not hesitate to make their displeasure known:

But sure, they aren't a cult.

Of course, besides the fact that one should not be deported for a sermon or speech period, one could fact check him to see that Budde was born in New Jersey.

However, Collins probably already knew this, and it's not a stretch to see them agitate to strip the citizenship of even those who are generational Americans. Even if that doesn't happen, agitation like his is a form of stochastic terror that can have violent consequences.

[ellevandersneed]

Almost To Their Goal!!!

Hello everyone, Mohammed reached out to me and after talking for a little while he asked if I could make a post for his fundraiser on his behalf.

Mohammed and his wife Enas are parents to four young children, and all of them are trapped in Gaza. Their children are named Layan, Sara, Adam, and Amir. They desperately want to escape and need your help, either through sharing their fundraiser or donating, and are so very close to reaching their current goal!

They are verified by @/el-shab-hussein and @/nabulsi and are listed as #174 on the Vetted Gaza Evacuation Fundraiser List

They are currently at €64,610 / €70,000, that's 92% of the way to their goal! If enough people share this post and donate then that number could be reached in a matter of hours.

You can check out their fundraiser here and read more about their story here

[thashining]

WATCH: Protesters in Raleigh dropped off letters at the state legislature Monday denouncing a post-election Republican power grab that seizes powers held by offices that Democrats won in November. Senate Bill 382 was supposed to be a hurricane relief bill for western North Carolina, which was hit hard by Hurricane Helene in September. But it mostly contains attacks on the powers held by offices like the governor, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction — which were all won by Democrats in November’s election. It also takes oversight of elections away from the governor’s office. Demonstrators during the “Moral Monday” protest in Raleigh likened it to a “coup,” saying that it undermines the will of the voters. Gov.-elect Josh Stein has condemned the bill. So has outgoing Gov. Roy Cooper and former Gov. Pat McCrory — a Republican. Cooper vetoed the bill, but Republican lawmakers in the House are expected to consider overriding the governor’s veto Wednesday in Raleigh. Stay tuned to @cardinalandpine for updates.

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]