Mawks,

When asked in an interview how drone operators would know if the people being blown to smithereens were actually carrying drugs, he replied: “Same way a police officer would know … Same way somebody operating in Iraq would know. You know, these people in Iraq at the time, they all looked the same. You didn’t know who had a bomb strapped to them. So those guys have to make judgments.”

Holy F, as a mexican that crosses the border often for vacations… this is extreme and scary

atticus88th,

Next time you cross just carry an ir strobe and IFF NATO friendly panel on your hood. Should be good to go.

jscummy,

Picking two examples where the operator is often wrong, and very publicly so

Lemmylefty,
@Lemmylefty@lemmy.world avatar
kaitco,

I mean, we joke, but this is pretty what he’s proposing.

This dude is pushing Putin-level shades of crazy.

Swedneck,
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

at least putin isn’t in control of a hideously powerful military

Bizarroland,
Bizarroland avatar
lettruthout,

Yeah, that sounds like the old “Kill them all and let God sort them out” approach.

alnilam,

Funnily enough, if you suggest to do the same to people who advocate this approach to let God decide if the approach is good, they’re a lot less enthusiastic

Bizarroland,
Bizarroland avatar

It doesn't make any sense. In heaven, all the good people will have everything they've ever wanted forever.

But when I offer to send everyone to heaven all at the same time, they treat me like I'm a bad guy.

It just doesn't make any sense

rephlekt2718,
rephlekt2718 avatar

Absolutely batshit rhetoric, this guy better lose hard………..

Silverseren,

At the very least, that is certainly the case right now. All the polls of conservatives consistently show Trump smoking Desantis.

nan,

Unfortunately he’s only 44 years old. Hoping he slides into oblivion but I worry he’s going to be flirting around for decades.

Silverseren,

I do wonder if Desantis' insanity will ever meaningfully affect his electoral chances in Florida or if the boomers there are too far gone to care about the state around them (and their ongoing dwindling Social Security and Medicare thanks to Republicans).

DrWeevilJammer,
@DrWeevilJammer@lemmy.ml avatar

He’s using a pretty standard tactic for a right wing politician down in the polls: throw increasing amounts of crazy against the wall until something sticks and the polls improve.

His consultants will call this “calibrating”, to find the right level of insane to match voter expectations and grab media attention for a few cycles along the way.

synae,
@synae@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

That’s a whole different kind of problem and I hate it

BReel,

As a white person from Wisconsin who never crosses the boarder… this is extreme and scary.

OutlierBlue,

As a Canadian who’s an entire country away… this is extreme and scary.

Are drones strikes on our maple syrup cartels next?

flambonkscious,

Don’t give them ideas, for all that’s sacred, leave the maple out of this!

Ho_Chi_Chungus,
@Ho_Chi_Chungus@hexbear.net avatar

Does the “Presidents approval rating increase during wartime” thing occur if you just loudly state “I’m gonna do a war if elected”?

Rom,
@Rom@hexbear.net avatar

It increases their approval rating with the military industrial complex lobbyists funding their campaigns, I’m sure.

bobs_monkey,

Exactly. Wat is a very profitable business, and I’m sure Northrop and Raytheon would love some more revenue.

ares35,
ares35 avatar

a fair chunk of the aid being sent to ukraine is already ending up in the pockets of defense contractors.

Kbin_space_program,

They was a press release recently saying that almost all of the money is going to the MIC(military industrial complex) to replenish stocks for stuff given to Ukraine.

Even the Canadian money is doing that. Like where Trudeau brokered a deal with South Korea to gift shells from the active stockpile to Ukraine, the money went to their MIC to make new shells for their stockpile.

jabrd,

Historically you have to campaign as being against the war but then promptly set about the business of creating a war once in office

BaconIsAVeg,

Remember when Trump said in order to win the war against ISIS you also need to “take out their families”?

silent_water,
@silent_water@hexbear.net avatar

unfortunately he was just stating US policy there - Obama infamously drone bombed a wedding. one of the things that makes him appealing to his base is that he takes these facts (or presumed facts in other cases) and says them straight up without hiding it behind sophistry.

Frank,
@Frank@hexbear.net avatar

Yeah, the way the US picks targets to murder is like algorithm moderated vibes. It’s really sick.

Obama also liked double tapping ambulances. IE dropping a missile, waiting for first responders and neighbors to show up, then dropping another missile.

Madison_rogue,
Madison_rogue avatar

No, it doesn't always happen. Look to 2016 as an example. One of the talking points of Trump's campaign was that Clinton would lead the U.S. to war with Russia.

Anecdotally, after the election, I was talking with a Trump voter who mentioned that Trump prevented us from going to war with Russia. Which fucking surprised me, considering conservatives are so fucking hawkish, and I did not know that idea was tossed around in conservative circles as a talking point.

So no, many elections in the U.S. have been won by candidates that back isolationist policies (primarily WWI and WWII as an example). It's all inherently political and can take a very populist tone.

nan,

Before Trump they’d have loved war with Russia. It was them following the typical conservative “we all believe this now” rhetoric that changed that. Now Putin is a great example of an orthodox Christian and he’s doing great things for his country.

p1mrx,

The Mexican government has also responded to these proposals with scalding outrage. As Zach Beauchamp points out at Vox, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said at a press conference that “We won’t allow it. And not only are we not going to allow it, we’re denouncing it.” Even a single drone attack would seem highly likely to end up in a direct confrontation with the Mexican military.

That’s the important part of the article. It may be worth discussing whether to use the US military against drug cartels, but doing it without the full consent of the Mexican government would be batshit crazy.

Neato,
Neato avatar

That's how the US get Russia-levels of sanctions from every other nation. Russia would cream it's pants if the US did something so boldly stupid.

arcrust,

I’d still call bullshit. Done attacks will be useless. People desire drugs. They’ll find a way.

The problem is supply and demand. If people want to use drugs, they’re going to either way. We need to make the drugs ourselves and create harm reduction centers. Attack the problem at home.

For real, if I was buying FDA regulated MDMA at Walgreens, there would be a virtually 0 percent chance of me accidentally getting addicted to fentanyl.

lolcatnip,

It was never about the drugs.

BackOnMyBS,
@BackOnMyBS@lemmy.world avatar

Well…yeah, of course. This isn’t about drug use. This is about fear and hate.

style99,
style99 avatar

Before anyone calls this hyperbole:

Ron DeSantis recently suggested that he would be open to ordering drone strikes on Mexican drug cartels and migrants, whom he accused of carrying drugs over the border. “We’re authorizing deadly force. They try to break into our country? They will end up stone-cold dead,” he said, and he’s not alone. Trump, Reps. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) and Mike Walsh (R-FL), Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), and Trump’s former deputy secretary of homeland security Ken Cuccinelli have all proposed various military actions in Mexico, up to and including sending in ground troops.

SkyezOpen,

The libs are pro war for aiding Ukraine, but in the same breath…?

fear,
fear avatar

Are you really pretending there's no difference between assisting a country in defending itself from an aggressor, and starting your own war as the aggressor?

SkyezOpen,

My comment is calling out republican hypocrisy in calling the left pro war, not literally making that point.

Gsus4,
@Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

Sound comment, but unfortunate ambiguous meaning got punished by people who gave you no leeway. In reddit I got a 3-day ban for something like this. Lemmy for the win.

GreenMario,

You’re right we should let Putin take everything he wants and stand down.

Fucking retard.

nan,

They are using republican talking points to criticize DeSantis.

BassTurd,

Russia and their ilk are the only ones that are pro war in Ukraine. Libs are pro Ukraine, which involves defending them from the Russian invasion. If at anytime, Russia agreed to (and actually did it) pull all troops including the land they stole, almost all libs would be happy.

On the flip side, DeSantis wants to start a war and be the aggressor. Support of that is fucked up and deranged, which is why a large number of conservatives support it.

SkyezOpen,

I’m pointing out republican hypocrisy in calling the left pro war and also wanting to invade Mexico, which was the implication with “in the same breath.”

bitsplease,

Pretty sad that there are so many Pro-Russia shills on this site that this seemed like the least likely interpretation of your comment…

lingh0e,

Are you honestly that confused? Do you really think this is some kind of gotcha?

Russia invaded their smaller neighbor for a made up reason.

DeSantis is suggesting invading our smaller neighbor for an equally made up reason.

We don’t like either scenario. I would be just as supportive of Mexico getting military aide from other nations as I am about Ukraine getting military aide from other nations.

agent_flounder,
@agent_flounder@lemmy.one avatar

He gets off on cruelty. I guess his time inflicting suffering at Guantanamo wasn’t enough, though.

BackOnMyBS,
@BackOnMyBS@lemmy.world avatar

Why would anyone ever want the commanding officer of a torture prison to run their country?! What do they think he’s going to do?? It drives me crazy that anyone would want this, let alone even be okay with it.

bitsplease,

One of the biggest states in the country has already elected him right up to his term limits too… We’re absolutely fucked as a country

JJROKCZ,

And they think Mexico will just be ok with us drone striking homes that these idiots think are cartel hideouts? These racists fucks would glass all of Mexico claiming anyone brown is cartel

nan,

They would relish Mexico trying to defend its sovereignty as a chance to destroy another country and show the world how big their ego is.

Gsus4,
@Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

And to think somebody can be such a fucking idiot that they make Trump look almost normal. Is this some sort of trick like in France, where Zemmour’s antics were used to make LePen more palatable? Looks like it.

macarthur_park,

Yikes.

DeSantis is trying to run to the right of trump. Recall that trump began his 2016 campaign by saying

”When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. […] They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people”

I suppose advocating for war crimes is one way to campaign to the right of trump on border security.

Granted trump also campaigned by calling for war crimes back in 2016, so this isn’t entirely novel for a GOP presidential candidate:

The other thing with the terrorists is you have to take out their families, when you get these terrorists, you have to take out their families. They care about their lives, don’t kid yourself. When they say they don’t care about their lives, you have to take out their families.”

But on the other hand, DeSantis was a navy lawyer at Guantanamo tasked with making sure the soldiers followed the law. And we know how well that went.

As a young navy lawyer, the Republican was posted to the notorious prison camp. What he did there – and his role in the investigation of three deaths – remains controversial

In summary, when it comes to their policy on war crimes among the top republican candidates for president, Trump talks a big game but DeSantis has the actual experience to back up his “promises”.

The fact that I could quickly write up this analysis with sources is a damning indictment of these candidates, their supporters, and their enabling political party. What a fuckin’ shitshow.

flossdaily,

How about a new rule that if you vote for a war, you are automatically enlisted. And if you’re ineligible to enlist you must either abstain or vote no.

admiralteal,

Congress members get as many votes for war as they have draft-age family members. For each vote they cast, they must enlist 1 family member. Starting with their own children.

WtfEvenIsExistence,

Hey kiddo I really need my war mongering rhetoric to keep my polling up, you’re gonna have to sacrafice for this family.

JimmyDean,

I see an obvious exploit with this: congress members enlisting family members who would rather vote ‘No’ just so they can get more votes for their own choice.

You might think “nobody would enlist their child to fight a war that they’re against” but I promise you, there are people like that.

agent_flounder,
@agent_flounder@lemmy.one avatar

Some of em don’t care about their kids. They can go fight, themselves.

kent_eh,

Some of em don’t care about their kids.

As evidenced by their complete lack of concern regarding climate change.

kent_eh,

Given the low regard for their children and grandchildren they show when it comes to climate change, I doubt that would be an adequate deterrent.

flossdaily,

Senators are (with few exceptions) extraordinarily wealthy. When climate change is destroying crops and making some areas uninhabitable, these senators’ families will still be living very comfortably.

flossdaily,

As if someone like Trump would even give a second thought to sending his kids off to war?

bauhaus,

many have already gladly voted yes for both many times. I don’t think that will stop enough of them.

bobs_monkey,

Nah just ship the congressmen/women off with the infantry. Then they can see exactly what they’re voting for.

JJROKCZ,

Most of their kids are 55+, they can’t enlist lol

Potato_in_my_anus,

Why not?.. Look at the Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine, they clearly look like 60+.

admiralteal,

No different than having no kids.

No kids/grandkids/niblings we can send to war? No right to vote for war.

theneverfox,
@theneverfox@pawb.social avatar

We basically had that a century ago, before the nobility moved behind the scenes and became the 1%

Unqualified scions were sent to the battlefield to gain military merits, which was generally bad for everyone. I’m pretty sure it only really stopped after WWI, when the death toll from combat started getting ridiculous

WtfEvenIsExistence,

We did it Lemmy! War is no more!

Omegamanthethird,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

You can be against war without thinking you’ll end war.

RubiksIsocahedron,

If you’re ineligible to enlist, you’re ineligible to vote for war - simple as.

c0mbatbag3l,
@c0mbatbag3l@lemmy.world avatar

Smedley Butler solved this issue back in the 1920’s, change the vote from Congress to eligible draftees to solve us going to war for stupid reasons.

Then during times of war, lock down every individual’s income and ability to earn money to that of the soldier. Keeping war profiteering from stretching wars on indefinitely.

It’s radical, but would probably keep us from just “being at war” eternally. A reality we have had to live in since at least 9/11.

AlexisFR,
@AlexisFR@jlai.lu avatar

Is the US even still involved in a war since 2021? At least through direct action.

c0mbatbag3l,
@c0mbatbag3l@lemmy.world avatar

The Global War on Terror is what it’s called, it’s just a neverending operation of military sorties across the world to support whatever and wherever.

explodicle,

The problem these “add a meta policy” proposals all have in common is that they assume we have any control over the legislature… which we don’t have; they don’t work for us at all. At this point only organizing and other direct action will have any significant impact on actual policy.

In this particular case, legislators would continue to receive bribe income that they refuse to acknowledge as bribery.

TheDubh,

The problem is the us hasn’t had a formal declaration of war since WW2. Basically we’ve just had military engagements. Some haven’t even been authorized by congress.

Basically we’d need to fix that issue before worrying about the other suggestions. Else it’d just be military engagement not a war so don’t need to fallow them.

nan,

Unfortunately he was a Lieutenant commander in the Navy. Going back probably doesn’t concern him.

Corkyskog,

The two biggest things we could do to curb the cartels in Mexico there is absolutely no political appetite for.

First we need a real federal gun registry database to start drying up the influx of weapons. Almost every gun in Mexico came from the US, almost half of the trace requests come up blank because these forms are all filed on paper in a warehouse that they aren’t even allowed to index properly. The most nauseating thing is the gun Industry is in on it… don’t believe me? Look up (38 Super El Presidente model).

Second we need to legalize drugs. You can make it so it needs to be bought through a doctor and or psychiatrist, but make all that shit pennies on the dollar. Weed revenue might have dried up, but a significant portion of the rest of their revenue comes from harder drugs.

shodan5000,

Thankfully you’ll never be in a position of real power.

cybermass,

Yeah THANK GOD that it’ll be someone who thinks the best way to increase stability is to go to war.

Buelldozer,
@Buelldozer@lemmy.today avatar

Almost every gun in Mexico came from the US

Absolutely untrue, at least in the way that you most likely mean it. The cartels aren’t getting things like M16s and 50 Caliber Automatics by purchasing them in the US because those things aren’t for sale in the US. They do get a shit ton of Pistols and Semi-Automatic rifles by smuggling them in from the US though.

…almost half of the trace requests come up blank because these forms are all filed on paper in a warehouse that they aren’t even allowed to index properly.

Partially. According to BATFE trace data there are several things that will cause a trace request to come back “blank”.

Unable to Determine a Purchaser" refers to those firearms that were manufactured in/imported into the U.S. but ATF was unable to determine the first retail purchaser through the trace process. Common reasons ATF is unable to identify a purchaser:


<span style="color:#323232;">Incomplete firearms identifying data on the trace request form
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Incomplete or never received out‐of‐business federal firearms licensee records (upon discontinuance of business by a federal firearms licensee, the records shall be delivered within 30 days to ATF or other Attorney General stipulated location (Title 18 U.S.C. 923(g)(4))
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Altered or obliterated firearm serial numbers
</span><span style="color:#323232;">The firearm is considered to be too old to trace
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Current federal firearms licensee records are incomplete or missing, or the federal firearms licensee was unresponsive to ATF’s request for trace information.
</span>

Which intersects with my first point in a non-obvious way. If a member of the Mexican Army leaves, especially if they desert, they often take their issued weapons with them and those weapons are often provided to the MM by the USM. Those weapons don’t have a “Retail Entry Point” to trace since they basically go from the US Manufacturer directly to the US Military and from there to the Mexican Military. They also sometimes flat out sell them.

To be clear, there is a problem with North - South firearms smuggling but its not quite how you stated it.

Second we need to legalize drugs.

God Yes. The failed “War on Drugs” by the United States has been an incredible source of misery all across the world. It needs to end NOW.

Corkyskog,

You have a lot of good information that I am not going to debate about, but I wouldn’t say “Absolutely untrue” as I used the modifier “almost”. The majority of guns that are used in these killings do come across the border and are pistols and smaller caliber guns.

Do cartels have .50 caliber rifles and fully automatic, yes of course. But cartels aren’t arming their enforcers and hit man with those type of weapons. They are hard to conceal and expensive if you lose them, and at this point most teenagers would rather be a Zeta than a cop, so they have an infinite labor pool. The M16 is often worth more than the person holding it to them. They save those for their big intra-cartel war plays and to scare the government back into submission.

If all the Mexican government had to worry about were diverted military weapons there job would be significantly easier.

That’s not even getting to the discussion of how easy it is to drop an auto sear onto the back of a glock in minutes or pay someone in Mexico with a machine shop to do something similar with a lot of rifles.

Buelldozer,
@Buelldozer@lemmy.today avatar

Upvote for you and have an excellent day my good person!

init, (edited )
@init@lemmy.ml avatar

Haven’t we learned our lesson about unprovoked wars after watching East Europe for the past year and a half??

@emizeko - not sure if you’re a Russian troll or a poor American doing the real fascists’ work for them–but I’m sorry for you my friend and hope the best for you. If you missed it in my other comments, I’m currently serving in the US military and am very confident that Western media at large is on the money, and that a novice OSINTer could refute the fanfic you posted. Best wishes.

sysgen,

Well we haven’t learned after have a dozen unprovoked wars in the Middle East and North Africa so why would one more help?

init,
@init@lemmy.ml avatar

Well shit I guess we practically have to invade now

Frank,
@Frank@hexbear.net avatar

This many people cannot have all never play Civilization. There must be someone on this god forsaken hellsite who understands what “Encirclement” means.

dangblingus,

There is fairly public pro-Russian sentiment among Republicans and their supporters. Anything to be contrarian to what the libs are talking about, even if it’s non-partisan.

Redcat,

To be fair, the democrats were absolutely bloodthirsty when Obama was elected warlord and he waged war against the peoples of Syria and Libya. It’s a bipartisan problem affecting both liberal parties.

Farman,

7 countries in 8 years 4 million dead. “im very good at killing people” was not an understament

init,
@init@lemmy.ml avatar

Oh I’m familiar with it. My entire family operates this way. It would be funny if it wasn’t so sad. I joined the military due to my parents fears about Russia and China invading or some shit. Now I’m the liberal because I’ve actually educated myself, and here they are defending the very things they were terrified of 25 years ago just to own the libs.

Gork,

Yeah, they were the types that sided with the McCarthyism as part of the Red Scare, who publicly accused political figures that they’d “rather go to Moscow” or outright saying they are un-American.

Ironic that they’d now rather be Russian than Democrat, considering that the Russian Federation government is openly hostile to the freedom they take for granted.

(Not harping on Russian culture, just the political and geopolitical stance of the Russian Federation. I actually like Slavic culture.)

init,
@init@lemmy.ml avatar

My mother was all into the satanic panic BS and Linin’s words about winning the next war via education and indoctrination of youth in our schools. Dad turned out, interestingly enough, to be closeted gay when they divorced because he was also an abusive sack of shit father.

The ironic part is that he is so indoctrinated from his small hometown upbringing that he still votes Republican-only and hides the fact his business partner and co-owner of his father’s ranch he inherited is also his boyfriend, or at this point, common law husband. He still hides it because the small community he lives in would probably not be very welcoming. The funny thing is that, at least before it was revealed he was hiding a boyfriend, he was hugely homophobic.

It took me literal years to deprogram, in no small part from reddit, traveling through the military, and seeing the hypocrisy of modern Christianity. It’s sad that so many will never question the values they grew up with and will turn into the next generation ignoramus.

Nightcastle,

I just want you to know as a member us military I hope you lose everything and end up drunk and homeless without ever being able to sleep. I’m glad that this is statistically likely.

booty,
@booty@hexbear.net avatar

I’m currently serving in the US military

lmao i hope you drown

Redcat,

I’m currently serving in the US military and am very confident that Western media at large is on the money

‘thank you for your service’, you say when someone describes their career pushing paper in the afghani legation quarter

emizeko,

unprovoked

US-installed fash in Ukraine’s government preparing a massive offensive against DPR & LPR after persecuting ethnic Russians and shelling Donbas for eight years killing ~16k and ignoring Minsk I & II and talking about acquiring nuclear weapons in violation of the Budapest memorandum

moonofalabama.org/…/the-buildup-to-war-in-ukraine…

series continues through Feb 22nd

StolenStalin,
SouthernCanadian,

Oh cool, this thread has more hexbear tankies to block ☺️

Gsus4,
@Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

That’s what I’m doing, I say normal things, wait, block them en masse.

Parsani,
@Parsani@hexbear.net avatar

Can we keep Russian memes out of politics please? it’s such a load of bullshit, it contributes nothing to the discussion and memes have been pushing propaganda since the first trump election. I really wish we (lemm.ee, but really everyone) would defederate from hexbear, it’s such a cesspool

ElHexo,

Stalin is Georgian

Putin hates Stalin too

AcidSmiley,

took me a while to realize this was a bit lol

ElChapoDeChapo,
@ElChapoDeChapo@hexbear.net avatar
Parsani,
@Parsani@hexbear.net avatar

you-think-this-is-funny Putin has infiltrated lemmy, and you think this is funny?

Tankiedesantski,

The posts are coming from INSIDE THE (Lubyanka Square) BUILDING!

Frank,
@Frank@hexbear.net avatar

memes have been pushing propaganda since the first trump election.

Really?

Oops. I am owned. : (

afa,

Slightly misleading, he says that they should shoot at mexican cartels (which are now federally recognised as terrorist organisations) who are using planes and boats to smuggle drugs.

He’s still a price of shit who wants to eliminate rights though, but it’s always important to get the facts right.

rumbleran,

C’mon, let these people just read the headline and dont ruin everything with little bit of facts!

TheMage,

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  • Gsus4,
    @Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

    Uhh uhh can’t tell if sarcasm, must refrain from replying…nyah…nyah…dang it.

    TheMage,

    Not at all. The state has a budget surplus and has a very friendly business environment. Those are facts. Also, shooting drug smugglers is the right call. What part of this is the problem?

    SolarMech,

    Being facts does not prevent them from being non sequiturs.

    Gsus4, (edited )
    @Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

    You wrote “Good”…about killing with drones Mexican “criminals” in Mexico without a trial and without Mexico’s permission…you see nothing wrong with that? I don’t give a shit about his business friendliness if he’s going to start a hybrid war special military operation with Mexico.

    grue,

    Huge budget surplus

    That’s an indication of mismanagement because it just means they’re refusing to fund all the stuff they’re supposed to be doing.

    TheMage,

    Wrong - it means too much tax has been collected and it should be returned to the people that earned it. I wish my state would have a surplus instead of massive deficits all the time but thats whet democrats do.

    Gsus4,
    @Gsus4@feddit.nl avatar

    price of shit=0=DeSantis…still correct…move on

    lingh0e,

    He is saying that he would use American military equipment and possibly send troops to kill people who look like drug smugglers on Mexican soil, which is an act of war.

    Draedron,

    Sending military into another country to kill people is starting an unprovoked war

    CookieJarObserver,

    Nazi.

    o_0,

    this is really the natural end point of their racist rhetoric

    argv_minus_one,

    I would think the natural end point is gas chambers. This is more like the mid point.

    100_kg_90_de_belin,

    I would say that the end point is annihilation through labor, gas expensive.

    eran_morad,

    Just republican shit.

    RoundSparrow,

    The real war is hate media memes and messages that trickle down to those obedient to voices from the clouds, electric voices these days. In the old days, books that said burning bushes gave out signals.

    ElBarto,

    Haven’t we all thought about starting an unprovoked war with Mexico when we’re bored!?

    Tugboater203,
    @Tugboater203@lemmy.world avatar

    I prefer unprovoked war on Saskatchewan (the rest of Canada is cool though)

    o_0,

    the film Canadian Bacon is pretty interesting, it kinda anticipates the Iraq War

    ElBarto,

    Good luck with that, they’ll see you coming for days.

    anoncpc,

    This is why Trump will win. Trump maybe dumb, but he’s not that stupid to go around telling peoples he gonna invade this and that.

    Redcat, (edited )

    Trump made Hillary eat so much shit over the Iraq War, and here you’ve got Ronny saying he wants to jumpstart the greatest refugee crisis in the world right at the border.

    Why do you think your base wants a wall, Ron?

    Blimp7990,

    manifest destiny

    ElHexo,

    Manifest doohickey the-doohickey

    YaaAsantewaa,

    www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/109-2006/s262

    “The Secure Fence Act of 2006, which called for construction of 700 miles of fencing and enhanced surveillance technology, such as unmanned drones, ground-based sensors, satellites, radar coverage and cameras. Sen. Chuck Schumer and then-Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were among a bipartisan majority that voted in favor of the legislation, and it was signed into law by President George W. Bush.”

    Also Biden voted for it incase you don’t want to check the link

    HornyOnMain,

    amerikkka death to america

    ElHexo,

    Yep, completely gross bipartisanship commitment to horrors

    Frank,
    @Frank@hexbear.net avatar

    Oh yeah we know. We’re from Hexbear. We’re well aware of Biden’s egregious crimes against humanity.

    samus12345,
    @samus12345@sh.itjust.works avatar

    I assume you mean win the nomination, not the presidency. He will because he has his cult and whatever Republicans there were that didn’t like his criminal antics were turned off by DeSantis trying to out-Trump Trump.

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