Quote from: Raj222222 on Today at 10:33:57 AM

Quote from: paxmao on March 20, 2025, 11:35:58 PM

So, please, spray the Teslas, but be mindful that the owner may actually be absolutely fine people. Use your pacific freedom of expresion on the dealerships, that actually may get the message across.

That sounds like incitement to criminal damage and acts of domestic terrorism ^

Paxmao: Problem with civil unrest, is that you don't get to control it. We just wish it would be sophisticated enough to target people responsible, but in reality it will leak everywhere and everyone will suffer as byproduct. This will result increase police funding and in worst case can ultimately lead to martial law.

But if when they start to jail political opponents, i am assuming that martial law wouldn't be enough. Because it's not just the liberals fighting back. And i am guessing it wouldn't look like Civil War - the movie, but way more brutal.

Raj222222: Out of curiosity, how is inciting to spray cars domestic terrorism, but actually regularly doing mass / school shootings isn't? Is it because guns aren't involved in car spraying?

Also what i am wondering is the hypocrisy of everyone acting shocked about this. What did you think is going to happen? Were you counting on the idea that consequences wouldn't affect you? Party that wears t-shirts saying "f* your feelings." and party that sees empathy as a sickness is calling for empathy now. Honestly, you are lucky if this culminates to some Teslas being sprayed and burned.

Since USA hasn't learned from the history, it's probably fitting them cutting their public education, because that ensures history repeating itself. Only problem is that Trump ordered 1939 Germany, but he seems to get 1789 France instead.

Hopefully we don't need to see that, and there are civil ways this can be disputed. But all i am seeing is trump cabinet is breaking laws every day and there's no responsibility, because oversight has been dismantled as well.