FiftyFiftyOne

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Trump Loves to Draw (r.50501.chat)
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Just sayin’…


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in response to his claim that his thick black marker doodle to Epstein is a hoax and/or wasn’t drawn by him. analysis from coffee Zilla


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Today's protest. (r.50501.chat)
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Originally Posted By u/Midnight_Warrior89 At 2025-07-18 06:25:31 AM | Source


 

My friend found this on her car today…so I wanted to share it here in case anyone wanted to bombard this number with calls that are NOT about empowering human rights violations so that we can waste their time and keep the phones busy from getting calls for what they’re asking for.


Originally Posted By u/Objective-Shower-979 At 2025-07-17 09:15:27 PM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/allthesnacks At 2025-07-17 02:54:24 PM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/kenistod At 2025-07-17 11:02:44 AM | Source


 

##After Trump Isn’t the End, It’s Just the Beginning of the Consequences

It’s dangerously naive to believe that once Trump is out of the picture, everything will magically return to normal. The reality is: the damage is already done, and it’s still spreading. Even if he vanished tomorrow, the ideology he’s unleashed and legitimized will persist for decades, embedded in courts, policies, political discourse, and social norms.

##Let’s not sugarcoat it: Trump didn’t create division or extremism; he exposed and amplified it. He’s empowered authoritarian tendencies, undermined democratic norms, and mobilized millions to distrust institutions, facts, and even elections themselves. That kind of erosion doesn’t heal in four years. It leaves a crack in the foundation of democracy that deepens over time unless it's actively rebuilt.


##America: A Democracy Built for the Few

The idea that America was ever a land of full equality is a myth. The U.S. Constitution, while revolutionary in its time, was written by and for land-owning elites, with many of its core protections initially excluding women, enslaved people, Indigenous populations, and the working class.

It wasn’t until the 1960s thanks largely to the Civil Rights Movement led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that true civil liberties were extended to a broader portion of the population. Even then, the struggle for equal treatment under the law is ongoing. Voter suppression, gender inequality, racial profiling, and wealth-based access to justice still define the daily experience for millions.

##Let’s be honest: The Constitution is not sacred scripture. It’s a living document, flawed and outdated in key areas and it must evolve if it's to serve all people, not just politicians, corporations, and the ultra-wealthy.


##The Fragility of U.S. Democracy

What Trump has really done is show just how fragile American democracy is. The system only worked because most leaders, despite flaws, respected the unwritten rules and norms. Trump shattered that illusion. He’s shown that with enough loyal followers, you can ignore subpoenas, lie without consequence, and even attempt to overturn an election and still remain a legitimate political contender.

If you think this ends with Trump, you're missing the bigger picture. Authoritarian movements don’t disappear when a figurehead leaves. They adapt. They multiply. And without accountability, they grow bolder.


##We are not free. We are sold the illusion of freedom while bound by systems designed to benefit the few at the expense of the many. It is time to recognize and reject the myths we've been fed and to act.


Capitalism Does Not Equal Freedom

Capitalism, in its current form, does not serve the people, it serves the ultra-wealthy. The so-called "pursuit of happiness" has been twisted into an endless grind for survival, while the rich accumulate more wealth than they could ever use. Our labor, time, and hope are sold back to us as debt and disposable consumption. We must build an economic model rooted in dignity, sustainability, and shared prosperity.

Tax Justice

The working class is taxed at every turn, when we earn, when we spend, when we sell. Meanwhile, billionaires avoid taxes through loopholes and offshore protections. We must end this triple burden on the poor and middle class. Leisure wealth, not labor should be taxed most. Those who benefit the most from our system must contribute the most to it.

Democratize the Judiciary

Supreme Court justices are not gods. They are public servants, and should be treated and held accountable as such. Impose term limits. Implement mandatory ethics codes. Make them earn trust, not assume it for life.

End Political Entitlement

No politician should receive lifetime payouts for holding a temporary office. Public service should not be a path to lifelong luxury. End presidential pensions after one term. Require 20 years of service like any other job for retirement benefits.

Healthcare is a Human Right

No one should go bankrupt because they got sick. No child should die because insulin costs hundreds of dollars. We need a healthcare system where treatment is based on need, not profit. Price regulation and universal care are not luxuries they are moral imperatives.

Education Must Empower, Not Enslave

Students shouldn’t be shackled by $100,000+ in debt just to get a degree. Public universities must be funded as centers of knowledge, not treated as corporations. Education is a public good and should be treated like one.

Housing for All

Housing is a right, not a luxury. No one should work full-time and still be unable to afford rent. We need federal regulation on rent gouging, speculative buying, and housing hoarding. Homes are for people, not just for profit.

Protect Farmers, Feed the People

Support local farmers with modern tools, fair pricing, and subsidies that reward food security over corporate monocultures. Real food grown by real people not megacorporations should be our national food policy.

Regulate Essentials

Groceries, fuel, electricity, baby formula, clean water these are life necessities. Price gouging must be criminalized. We need watchdog agencies that enforce real caps and real accountability.


##The system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as it was designed to serve the few and exploit the many. But systems can be changed.

This is our call to action. Not just for protest, but for reform. Not just for awareness, but for accountability.**

Because if we don’t act now, the next generation won’t inherit a dream, they’ll inherit a cage wrapped in a flag.


##If we keep pretending that Trump was just an anomaly and not a symptom then we’re guaranteeing this cycle will repeat, only worse.


Originally Posted By u/Lo_Stallone At 2025-07-17 10:49:50 AM | Source


 

My coworker’s husband. We’ll call him M. M and his wife own a construction company in the Northeast GA area. M is a US citizen, a US Army Commanding Officer, and a stellar guy. He was at a work site today when ICE appeared, aggressively looking for one of his employees, J. J is a lawful resident with every legal right to be at his job and working hard. Another employee, an elderly white man & Vietnam veteran named B, began to confront the ICE agents and called M over for help. The ICE agents began to manhandle J and B stepped in to protect him. The agents shoved B to the ground, which is when M shoved the agent back and a scuffle ensued. My coworker, M’s wife, received a call from B and immediately drove 45 minutes to the work site.

1 and a half hours passed and my coworker called me to let me know that M and B were being arrested by local police, not ICE, for “obstructing justice” and “assault”. At the time, they still had them both in the back of police cruisers because they were not sure which county jurisdiction they were in. I’ve just recently found out what county they have been taken to. Their immigration lawyers had arrived by then and J was not taken into any custody because again, he is a lawful resident. I am giving my coworker space to process and maneuver next steps, but they need this spread far and wide.

This shit is fucking absurd and vile. ICE agents are allowed to abuse and assault high-ranking military personnel and veterans for wrongly assuming any brown employee is immediately illegal. Luckily this shit will not go unnoticed as M and his wife are well equipped with legal representation and community backing. But my point still stands. ICE is a fucking cancer to this country and they and the disgusting man that gave these orders cannot go unpunished.

Finally, I am still waiting for permission from the family to share pertinent details. If anyone has contact information for Georgia/local news outlets, I would like to relay that info to the family when things aren’t as raw. Please DM me if direct contacts are available. Love you all


Originally Posted By u/Impossible-Road-4502 At 2025-07-16 06:14:06 PM | Source


 

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Originally Posted By u/kenistod At 2025-07-16 05:47:52 PM | Source


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