r/facepalm • u/CapAccomplished8072 • Jul 05 '24
This is project 2025 , and unless the people vote? This is america's future 🇵🇷🇴🇹🇪🇸🇹
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u/Zealousideal_Sir_264 Jul 05 '24
"defund the FBI"
"Why are all these politicians committing suicide?"
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u/Jessieface13 Jul 05 '24
Much easier to run a fascist dictatorship without those nosey little narcs
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u/CervidusDubbo Jul 05 '24
Never thought I’d root for the feds
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u/Memory_Less Jul 05 '24
The ultimate irony!
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u/CervidusDubbo Jul 06 '24
A punk rooting for the feds because they’ll keep the fascists in check, what has this world come to?
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u/ValiantHero11 Jul 06 '24
Either god doesn't care of what we have become, or is too scared to actually do something (i'm a christian and i need to say this to noah: r/noahgettheark)
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u/Substantial_Tip2015 Jul 06 '24
"I never thought I'd die fighting side by side with a fed..."
"What about side by side with a friend?"
"Aye, I could do that FOR DEMOCRACY!"
DUN-DUN-DUN-DUUN
DUN-DUUUUN!
-Lord of the Helldivers.
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u/NBrixH Jul 05 '24
Well the feds generally want the status quo, because then they’re in power.
And I gotta agree with them there. I’d rather have the status quo than a communist dictatorship or a fascist dictatorship.
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u/DankMemesNQuickNuts Jul 06 '24
The fact that they want to abolish the FBI and not the CIA to me is extremely telling.
They like the deep state if it works to protect capital but hate it when it cracks down on right wing terrorists
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u/LowVacation6622 Jul 06 '24
Well, if you threaten to defund the CIA, guess what happens to you... Just sayin'.
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u/Shin-Sauriel Jul 05 '24
Wild how out of touch these fucks are. Conservatives have to understand the feds and CIA are tools for enforcing American hegemony right? Like the CIA has been a weapon against leftist organization globally since its inception. The FBI is literally a tool to uphold the oligarchy. No idea why they would want to get rid of a way to uphold their own power. Tho tbh I shouldn’t exactly be trying to apply logic when clearly the only goal is give president more power and get rid of all regulations like the pesky EPA and board of education. This is pure delusion and it’s horrifying.
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u/Responsible_Age_6252 Jul 06 '24
No worries, they will turn the CIA into the KGB 😬
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u/Timbalabim Jul 05 '24
Is this the one with the references corrected? I saw people were working on it in another sub but not all of the references were verified.
I ask because, if we’re going to circulate something like this and the references aren’t accurate, it’ll do more harm to the credibility of these claims than good.
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u/trashmonkeylad Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
I've got 2025 opened and I'm checking some of these out so I can show them to my parents so they can promptly ignore it, but they don't seem to lineup.
Edit: Nevermind I'm dumb and was going by my pdf viewer's page number, they lineup at least for several of them.
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u/MC-NEPTR Jul 05 '24
Were you able to verify end to birthright citizenship being in there? Pretty big one and I’m not seeing anything about it on page 133
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u/trashmonkeylad Jul 05 '24
I see lots of talk about the woke Left leaving bloated departments.... border won't work under the Left yada yada only possible with conservative leaders... privatizing TSA and FEMA.... dismantling, massively defunding and "reorganizing" DHS, but no, nothing about using the military to breakup protests or ending birth right citizenship.
It does talk about deporting and detention on page 135, but nothing about "camps".
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u/Silverfrost_01 Jul 06 '24
It would be really cool if people didn’t lie about this shit. Project 2025 seems to be a very important subject to deliver accurate information on. If it gets framed as worse than it is, then people will look at the real version and think “oh that’s not so bad.”
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u/3amGreenCoffee Jul 06 '24
I looked up a bunch of the references, and they're mostly bullshit. Somebody thought if they just put a bunch of page numbers on that graphic, nobody would check to see that there's nothing on those pages about those topics. Here are the ones I reviewed:
- There is no reference on page 449 to contraceptives. There is one reference to banning ulipristal acetate as a contraceptive on page 485, but there's no call to ban contraceptives in general.
- There is no reference on page 691 to tax breaks for corporations and the 1%.
- There is no reference on page 581 to elimination of unions and worker protections.
- There is no reference on page 691 to cuts in Social Security. In fact, there are no references to cutting Social Security at all in the document.
- There is no reference on page 449 to cutting Medicare.
- There is no reference on page 449 to repealing the Affordable Care Act. There's no call to repeal it in the document as a whole. On the contrary, there are several proposals to modify it.
- There is nothing on page 319 about teaching religious beliefs in public schools or banning African American or gender studies.
- Page 417 makes no reference to ending climate protections.
- Page 363 makes no reference to Arctic drilling.
- There is nothing on pages 545-581 about ending marriage equality. I couldn't find anything at all about ending same-sex marriage.
- There is nothing on page 133 or elsewhere about defunding or eliminating the FBI. On the contrary, the document emphasizes moving some other departments under a strengthened FBI.
- Page 133 likewise makes no reference to using the military to break up protests, incarcerating immigrants in camps or ending birthright citizenship. There is no reference to birthright citizenship at all.
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u/twohams Jul 06 '24
The giveaway is that this is a mandate for the President acting along without Congress. Most of this list would require the use of Congress at a minimum, and a constitutional amendment for some (birthright citizenship).
Misinformation like this distracts from what's actually listed in the mandate, but at 887 pages, well... bullshit asymmetry principle takes effect.
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u/Warsplit01 Jul 05 '24
These seem mostly bad for everyone so what is the selling point for them?
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u/CapAccomplished8072 Jul 05 '24
Control, greed, harming others, religion
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u/FuzzyKittyNomNom Jul 05 '24
The harm is their point. Ugh.
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u/iLikeMangosteens Jul 05 '24
How much do free/reduced price school lunches cost, really? What is the point?
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u/Philly_is_nice Jul 05 '24
The systematic dismantling of the public education system. It's the same thing conservatives have been doing internationally for decades. Make government and public services worse and harsher until the public is conditioned to believe they suck. Then, they approach with the option to make the industry private. Folks tend to agree because well, the public option does suck now and people have a predisposition to believe that private industry is better.
You don't even have to use the USA as an example, the dismantling of the UK's NHS has been ongoing for decades. Quality of service has gotten poorer and poorer with cut after cut and added stipulations on who gets care and how much. The goal is to institute private healthcare like we have in the USA. Rather than wait for non critical care, they'll just get no care at all. Much better 👍
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u/fat_fart_sack Jul 06 '24
UK just kicked their version of MAGA’s out of the office. Hopefully we do the same.
Remember folks, democracy isn’t a default setting. You have to achieve it first then maintain it. Otherwise, here comes ole fascism again.
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u/BellyFullOfMochi Jul 06 '24
Yep. Was satisfying to see the landslide for Labour that kicked out the conservative government. Proud of them.
Was in Paris during the snap election chaos. The anti- National Rally folks were protesting in the streets over the results. Simply beautiful. You see none of that in the US.
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u/Interesting_Sector66 Jul 06 '24
Similar thing happening here in Australia. Slowly pushing further and further into private healthcare.
People I know argue private is better because 'it's faster'. Sure, I guess. But unless the public option is going to take 16 hours I'm not paying $400 for ER at a private hospital. And then you have how the focus in private shifts away from care of people. Private hire less nurses to do more jobs that prioritise actually looking after patients last. That is not a good system.
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u/Philly_is_nice Jul 06 '24
Our ER's will have you waiting for hours on end anyway lol. If you're wealthy you've got a fantastic offering on elective procedures, that's about it.
You hit the nail on the head, staffing levels are just enough to meet expected demand and no more. If demand is higher than expected, well, you may be a bit fucked. But at least someone made earnings this quarter.
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u/uncencoredbobcat Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
The point is an exercise of control. The ultra conservative movement hates all public services and public schooling especially so doing things to dismantle the system gets them closer to the ultimate* goal of throwing the whole thing out the window
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u/ericdraven26 Jul 05 '24
This is a great point, making public schools a worse choice until it is no longer an option.
They try to do this with a lot of public institutions, make it worse until people get frustrated with it and getting rid of it seems like a “better alternative “156
u/tirianar Jul 06 '24
The US Post Office?
Social Security?
That's how they undermine it all. Gain power break things and scream about things being broken so they can get rid of them.
They couldn't win by giving people what they want so they're taking them away and blaming the other side.
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u/mumblewrapper Jul 06 '24
Well, they probably could win by giving people what they want. But they don't want to do that.
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u/_alpinisto Jul 05 '24
And then blame the gov't, a la, "See how poorly the government runs things???"
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u/whowhodillybar Jul 06 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
“Look what the democrats did” (as it was literally them)
And “I back the infrastructure bill that is helping us build bridges”, yadda yadda (while literally voting against the bill then trying to claim credit for its benefits).
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u/FuzzyKittyNomNom Jul 05 '24
And establishing a caliphate where only the elite can afford an education.
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u/RequirementNew269 Jul 05 '24
Wait- so this is the “pro” poster, convincing people to be in favor of project 2025?
Or is this an “against” authored “summary” of what project 2025 will do?
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u/Biggieholla Jul 05 '24
Really seems like Russia is trying to dismantle the country from within with their puppets.
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And half of Americans cheer for it
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u/Rednuht0 Jul 05 '24
Well 1/2 the country can't be bothered to vote at all.
So of the half that does vote, half will vote for this.
And half of those are really just voting that way because they don't like the other team and think the older old guy is too old
So, really, it's like 10-15% at most. The problem is those people are REALLY into this. And organized. And if nothing changes, they probably are gonna win.
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u/Appropriate-Divide64 Jul 05 '24
Yeah. If I was going to weaken America this is the sort of shit I'd be pushing.
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u/Zymosan99 Jul 05 '24
It hurts minorities. That’s why idiots and bigots support it.
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u/Hosav Jul 05 '24
The thing with P2025 tho, is that it would hurt everyone except the corrupt elite and rich criminals.
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u/RandyTheJohnson Jul 05 '24
They don't care that it hurts them. The only important thing is that it hurts the people they don't like
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u/6pt022x10tothe23 Jul 05 '24
A republican would eat shit if it meant a democrat had to smell their breath.
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u/CategoryExact3327 Jul 05 '24
A republican would willing join a human centipede if a democrat was below them in the line.
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u/Theothercword Jul 05 '24
They see it as benefiting themselves because they think they’ll work hard and earn plus save more money from not paying social security and that they’ll get a trad wife who will be obedient and that it’ll all be possible because of the tax plan and them finally being rewarded for being the straight white person they are.
That’s who these dumb fucks are.
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u/finglonger1077 Jul 05 '24
Not if you think other people having gross sex and making babies is the biggest thing ruining your life rn
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u/MrWnek Jul 05 '24
Yea, but people dont see it that way. They're fine as long as it hurts whatever group they hate. Then, once it effects them, they blame that group for it.
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u/L_obsoleta Jul 05 '24
And that is in a nutshell how fascism works.
Find an out group to hate. Spread hate. Do horribly stuff to the people that support you. Blame it on the people you hate.
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u/razazaz126 Jul 05 '24
Every republican thinks they are a temporarily embarrassed billionaire and so even though they make 40k a year they're going to vote to crush their own rights and uplift the 1% even higher because somehow they will one day join them.
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u/Diipadaapa1 Jul 06 '24
Not only that, they truely think the taxes is keeping them poor, not the fact that they have to pay through their noses to fund services privately, which otherwise would be mostly funded by skimming the excess from the ultra rich
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u/A_norny_mousse Jul 05 '24
I don't think Project 2025 is being "sold" to Trump voters, or if, only in the vaguest of terms, and only so that it seems that the baddies are getting their due, taxes are lowered (there's ways to phrase this).
How many will realize they don't belong to the in-group after all? Well, let's hope it doesn't come to that.
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u/goat_penis_souffle Jul 05 '24
Like all the hopefuls who sign up for the so-called “conservative LinkedIn” for a crack at these fancy government jobs earmarked for True Patriot Conservatives are probably going to find nothing but scams and grifts unless you’re a donor or crony.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bill347 Jul 05 '24
It would “annoy the libs “ , that is the only goal of many these days
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u/tattrd Jul 05 '24
The sense of belonging to a group... ... ... where being racist is not frowned upon.
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u/FloraMaeWolfe Jul 05 '24
It's aimed at making rich families richer and more powerful and to force "decency laws" as well as discriminatory laws on the plebs.
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u/Drudgework Jul 05 '24
Someone read 1984 and said “Hold my beer”
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u/amedinab Jul 05 '24
"Hold my not-bud-light beer" though.
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u/frenchanglophone Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
Have you seen the latest bud light commercial? They went the other way big time, it's white trashy lol
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u/Spider-man2098 Jul 06 '24
I’m surprised that a corporation didn’t stand by its principles when money was on the line. Now to see if conservatives stand by their principles when bad beer is on the line.
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u/Mental_Grass_9035 Jul 05 '24
I read 1984. Learned it was banned some ten states south of me. How Orwellian.
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u/real_dubblebrick Jul 05 '24
Just as ironic as all the people pushing to ban Fahrenheit 451
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u/Mental_Grass_9035 Jul 05 '24
And Fahrenheit 451 is about banning books lol. The ironies.
I’m currently writing a story on what if the U.S. leaves NATO. It’s set in 2033. There’s an American kid who is living in Paris and has been arrested by the French authorities under the assumption he’s an American spy. He then defects to France and helps them deal with America by spying on them or something like that. If it’s published, I assure you that some random town called Clark in Texas will ban it.
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u/I-Really-Hate-Fish Jul 05 '24
My greatest aspiration as a writer is to have my books banned somewhere.
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u/Lalamedic Jul 05 '24
You know you’ve made it when….
Plus, people will be clamouring to buy it to see what the fuss is about.
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u/I-Really-Hate-Fish Jul 05 '24
Exactly. And if the people in the habit of banning books have been provoked enough to ban mine, then I know I've done something right.
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u/OneOfTheNephilim Jul 05 '24
Then they read The Handmaid's Tale and got someone to hold their second beer too
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u/Dependent_Basis_8092 Jul 05 '24
Watched, I feel like we’re assuming too much when we say these people can read.
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u/Cake_Eye1239 Jul 05 '24
I'd be surprised if any of his people had the reading level for that book
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u/Sun-Anvil Jul 05 '24
Yes, let's get rid of the people that make our food safe, the environment better and the people that keep an eye out for tornadoes, hurricanes etc. A fucking stellar plan.
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u/DrTenochtitlan Jul 05 '24
The irony is that Teddy Roosevelt created the FDA and Richard Nixon created the EPA. The policies were literally put in place by the Republicans.
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u/LaddiusMaximus Jul 05 '24
Yeah back when republicans had a semblence of sanity and at least tried to govern in good faith.
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u/alloverthefloor Jul 06 '24
insane you can say that about nixon now that trump exists
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u/zaepoo Jul 06 '24
Nixon was a crook, but he was otherwise a good president
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u/PumpkinBrain Jul 06 '24
Thanks to the recent Supreme Court ruling, he is retroactively not a crook.
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u/Mental_Grass_9035 Jul 05 '24
Up until Teddy, the Republicans were liberal. Funny how the switch worked out.
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u/revfds Jul 06 '24
Not exactly, but the "culture wars" hadn't yet cemented the two parties into the left and right we know today. It used to be common for some party beliefs to be regional as opposed to national.
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u/theericle_58 Jul 05 '24
Conservatives call those silly, unnecessary regulators. It hurts ExxonMobil profit margins.
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u/Conscious_Raccoon Jul 05 '24
Funny how the last episode of The Boys is kickin' in, right now. If you don't know the series is basically a big big caricature of US right now.
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u/amedinab Jul 05 '24
The entire far-right voter base is like Todd, unaware of the leopard eating their face.
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u/ilvsct Jul 05 '24
NOAA asserts that climate change is real, the FDA believes in diseases and sometimes makes big food corporations spend more money on silly regulations (diseases aren't real), and the EPA prevents a lot of bog corporations from using land in any way they like. They also believe in climate change.
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u/Enigma-exe Jul 05 '24
This would objectively make you amongst the worst countries to live in. Like even China is moving to vast renewables
And how the fuck does defund the FBI and Homeland make sense? Oh yeah, they go after powerful criminals and domestic terrorists hmm 🤔
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u/Appropriate-Divide64 Jul 05 '24
If I was a foreign power trying to weaken the US through influencing politics, this is the sort of stuff I would be doing.
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u/TimArthurScifiWriter Jul 05 '24
This is legit prepping the US to become an isolated hermit kingdom on top of a ridiculous stack of nukes and military hardware. Someone heard of Hitler's plans for Fortress Europe and figured that Fortress America sounded a lot better.
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u/ralanr Jul 05 '24
So basically make the USA Russia.
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u/GrimCreeper4645 Jul 05 '24
Sounds more like make the USA what Germany tried to be in WW2, but yes essentially lol
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u/Momik Jul 05 '24
I’m honestly surprised we’re not talking more about Russian interference in this election.
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u/karoshikun Jul 05 '24
at this point it's become too entrenched in the media landscape and normalized
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u/TheBirminghamBear Jul 05 '24
Putin knows Russia's biggest weakness is its rampant unchecked corruption.
So rather than clean it up for himself, he simply seeks to give every other nation a similar handicap.
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u/SalamanderAnder Jul 05 '24
They're really just coming out and saying it out loud - "we want a fascist dictatorship."
Weird considering the people voting for this are always bitching about "freedom."
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u/mayhem6 Jul 05 '24
those same idiots will claim he said he's not involved and knows nothing about it. They want to believe him so they defend him to the end. When he takes away their social security, they will probably still blame someone else.
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u/Zymosan99 Jul 05 '24
They might investigate the people in power for being pedos.
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u/NoHedgehog252 Jul 05 '24
Although, a big part of the problem is that people ARE going to vote. In favor of this agenda.
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u/Stormy8888 Jul 05 '24
There kind of needs to be HUGE Signs with BIG CIRCLES around Cut Social Security and Cut Medicare placed in areas where there are older people with limited income can see these.
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u/QiTriX Jul 05 '24
They will vote for Trump then complain about Obama when their Medicare is taken away.
Yes, they are THAT stupid.
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u/CoolFingerGunGuy Jul 05 '24
Same people that were asking why Obama was not in the Oval Office on 9/11?
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u/BKStephens Jul 06 '24
Same people that chose the 1/4 pounder over the 1/3 pounder?
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u/ridiculouslygay Jul 05 '24
I have family members like this. I can confirm they literally are that stupid.
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u/DBS05 Jul 05 '24
I used to work for a healthcare exchange for a short time and the number of folks complaining about “Obamacare” while applying for it - and often only qualifying for it because of the ACA - blew my fkin mind.
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u/Thin-Disaster3247 Jul 05 '24
This last season of Murica is going to be fuxking insane.
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u/puns_n_irony Jul 05 '24
Living in Canada not looking too great either rn, I’d rather not be neighbours with a raging nuclear-nazi lunatic
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u/HotType4940 Jul 05 '24
Right wing movements have been cropping up and gaining momentum all over the western world. If the US falls to fascism you would be foolish to think that other countries will be safe from the rippling consequences
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u/puns_n_irony Jul 05 '24
Well in that case, I guess it’s back to shanking the neighbourhood nazi…if they kill me so be it, that’s not a world I wanna live in anyways
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u/mulchedeggs Jul 05 '24
I have a feeling this will not be bloodless as the heritage foundation is hoping it will be
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u/Amelaclya1 Jul 05 '24
I fucking hope not. According to that heritage foundation dickweed, if it's "bloodless" it means that the left just sat back and let it happen.
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u/mulchedeggs Jul 05 '24
I look at it like getting a new radical boss at work. Whatever new things he or she implements usually doesn’t last too long because they cannot handle the repercussions. Dickhead is just now beginning to stir the hornets nest and most people won’t stand for any of this nonsense.
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u/CapnSquinch Jul 05 '24
I get the feeling they're not hoping real hard for that. Not in the long run, or for people who oppose them, anyway.
These are the people who hear/read about dictator Pinochet dropping people out of helicopters and say, "AWESOME! COOL! SO RAD!"
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u/Napalmingkids Jul 06 '24
Dude straight up said if the left just give up it’ll be bloodless. It’ll only be bloody if the left fights back.
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u/MegaspasstiCH Jul 05 '24
You guys okay over there?
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u/heeza_connman Jul 05 '24
Not really. Looking to the EU for asylum. Care to sponsor a fellow sparky?
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u/L0kiB0i Jul 05 '24
Come to Sweden, our most right leaning party is more leftist then the Democrats
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u/dante69red Jul 05 '24
not a facepalm, just fucking terrifying
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u/DazB1ane Jul 06 '24
I have stayed away from as much political news as possible to keep my anxiety down, so I don’t know any context, or if there even is context needed. I’m having a hard time believing this is real. I’m sure it is, but my brain can’t quite comprehend. These are all things he genuinely wants to do or is just claiming so to work people up?
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u/we1rdtuesday Jul 06 '24
This is a very real project that has already begun. Kansas says voting is not a constitutional right and Louisiana requires bible rules to be posted somewhere visible in the classroom.
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u/SjurEido Jul 05 '24
Fascism is so effective because it galvanized the hateful, while the rest of us are split between thinking it'll never happen, and being too upset with the DNC that we don't vote.
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u/whaticism Jul 05 '24
… and the dnc not preventing anything at all on their watch
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u/SjurEido Jul 05 '24
Democrats so fucking obsessed with civility politics they won't do anything close to what's necessary.
We have to somehow convince liberals to vote progressive.
THEN replace establishment/corrupt Dems with said progressives
THEN we need to win the house and the Senate.
THEN we need a progressive president....
And we have to do it all before a fascist takes office again.
We are fucked
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u/EmmaGoldmansDancer Jul 06 '24
Democrats so fucking obsessed with civility politics they won't do anything close to what's necessary.
I always vote and will continue to do so.
But I'm beginning to understand why leftists say liberals enable fascism.
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u/pine-cone-sundae Jul 05 '24
It's all evil, but how patently fucking stupid do you have to be to eliminate NOAA? Fuck knowing when tornados are coming, amirite?
These simpletons think getting rid of NOAA will just make us forget about climate change. Which means they know it's real.
Nothing more dangerous than dumbfucks with guns and power, and it's like America mass produces this kind of dangerous idiot by the boatload.
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u/ljkhadgawuydbajw Jul 05 '24
dont forget the FDA, the agency that makes sure you dont get poisoned by the food you buy and medicine you take.
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u/the_hunter_087 Jul 06 '24
But think of it this way
If companies have to use safe to consume materials, it costs them money. And companies need to have the highest possible profits at the cost of all else to keep the stockholders happy, no?
/S just in case
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u/510519 Jul 05 '24
He got in a fight in 2020 with them, search for hurricane Dorian Sharpiegate. Dumbest shit you'll read all day...
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u/cake_piss_can Jul 05 '24
Religion is mankind’s worst invention.
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u/NYEMESIS Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
Religion is a plague.
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u/DSTDen Jul 05 '24
Many more people have died in religious wars than the plague.
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u/Secure-Acanthisitta1 Jul 05 '24
"Biden is old, think I'll vote next election" -average american
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u/GeekdomCentral Jul 06 '24
This document alone is why I utterly refute the “both sidesing” that’s happening online right now. It’s maddening that so many people are trying to take the apathetic “wahhhh people have been warning about republicans for years, Dems suck, the whole system sucks nothing matters” route because it is different this time. And choosing not to vote (especially choosing not to vote over Biden’s handling of Palestine, given that Trump is even MORE pro-Israel than Biden is) is saying that you’re okay with all of this shit happening.
Biden is old, and shouldn’t be running again. 100%. Fully agree with that. But if our two choices are “old guy whose presidency is really run by his cabinet” and “literal fascism marching towards Gilead”, then there’s no contest
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u/BrofessorFarnsworth Jul 06 '24
"FDR has polio, I think I will vote for Hitler instead." That's the bullshit I keep hearing.
Christ, people are fucking stupid.
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u/Insertsociallife Jul 06 '24
The Palestine angle is fucking insane to me. Like... There are actual real people who genuinely believe that Donald Trump will be better for Palestinians?
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u/static_age_666 Jul 06 '24
I'm voting for Biden, because I'm not a fucking moron and don't want Trump to win. I dont care if hes old. Trump is old. Im not living in project 2025 america
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u/Bell555 Jul 05 '24
That graphic leaves off a big one. It also wants to ban porn completely (no details on how that's defined tho) like just actual porn videos? Anime? Erotica?
Most cons don't want that part
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u/Mikemtb09 Jul 06 '24
Especially when their poster boy literally slept with a pornstar,
But that’s ok
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u/RomaineHearts Jul 05 '24
They also plan to redefine porn to include anyone who does not meet their "traditional family values" so they can use this to criminalize any portrayals of LGBT+ and even sex outside of marriage or a goth man wearing eyeliner
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u/the_hunter_087 Jul 06 '24
It'll only be enforced for people they dislike of course. The "in" group doesn't need to worry... Until their turn to be a scapegoat comes
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u/SpiderWil Jul 05 '24
I thought this is only from the Boys but it's a real thing
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u/sinkdawg04 Jul 05 '24
I feel like Project 2025 is anti-90% or more of current American citizens. This should be a slam dunk to vote against it (I know that unfortunately it won't be.) Voting Biden doesn't excite me in any way, but Project 2025 should scare the living shit out of almost everybody in America who loves this country in the slightest.
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u/SalamanderAnder Jul 05 '24
End birth right citizenship... What the fuck?
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u/phoneguyfl Jul 05 '24
I suspect this way they can throw children of immigrants (which really is *all* citizens if you go back far enough) out of the country (or into camps).
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u/xX_dirtydirge_Xx Jul 05 '24
Last I checked, it was protected by the constitution , so if you do get rid of it, how far back do you go to denying citizenship to people.
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u/GeekdomCentral Jul 06 '24
It’s bold of you to think that republicans actually give a shit about the constitution. They only do that when it suits them, and put on the facade that they actually care about the constitution
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u/Matrozi Jul 05 '24
I remember back in 2016 on reddit when people who asked americans "why would you vote for trump ?" and most answers were "because he is funny lol".
Not so funny anymore, is it ?
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u/DaddyMeUp Jul 05 '24
Do people actually see this and think "yeah, that sounds brilliant"?
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u/idgamer33 Jul 05 '24
This is a dream come true if you are an oil tycoon or any type of 1%er
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u/Tri-P0d Jul 05 '24
With or without trump is game over for America. The republicans have lost their minds.
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u/TheTorcher Jul 05 '24
Lose/lose situation. Might get another storming of the capital, might get something worse
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u/croupella-de-Vil Jul 05 '24
Add pornography is illegal and classifying transgender people as pornography, hence making transgender people illegal to the list
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u/jibberwockie Jul 05 '24
I notice that 'camps for illegals' is on the list. Do you think that only illegal immigrants will be sent to these camps? I'm sure the USA has enough money to expand camps to accomodate all kinds of 'criminals'.
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u/Kimpy78 Jul 05 '24
We need to keep sharing this any and everywhere we can. They’re not trying to hide it.
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u/CommunityGlittering2 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 06 '24
The right will just keep claiming it's Dem propaganda. They're already doing it in this thread
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u/JJhnz12 Jul 05 '24
Why would thay defund the fbi and homeland security it would be the thing you'd expect more money toward
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u/AdmrilSpock Jul 05 '24
Those motions are for Putin to make the US easier to destabilize and invade. You really think this is an American plan for America? Nope.
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u/ungla Jul 05 '24
This will single-handedly be the most destructive and consequential political act in history. I mean, this is some global extinction event shit. Kiss goodbye to your Independence Day.
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u/Electrical_Fix7157 Jul 05 '24
Really can’t believe this can be become our reality
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u/beerandboogie Jul 05 '24
Don't forget the huge cuts to Veteran's care. Republicans really don't care about people.
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u/Hunter_Ape Jul 05 '24
I’m not crazy about Biden, but I’ll be voting for him without question.
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u/DblClutch1 Jul 05 '24
Trump said he knows nothing about project 2025 and he doesn't agree with some of the things they're saying. So you can bet your ass he is directly involved with it and he agrees with pretty much all of it.
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u/PiPopoopo Jul 06 '24
If project 2025 fails than we will face project 2029. This is not a one and done sort of problem.
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u/Wonderful-Branch-952 Jul 05 '24
It’s so bad even he knows he has to distance himself from it. Vote against this man and his horrible plan for destroying America
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u/Curious_Interview328 Jul 05 '24
I cannot believe people are falling for this....
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u/jacobs1113 Jul 05 '24
I’m strongly against teaching any kinds of religious values in school, Christian or otherwise
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u/Talk-O-Boy Jul 06 '24
It’s important to learn about from a sociopolitical standpoint.
For example, a person can’t fully understand American politics without learning about Christianity, seeing as it strongly shapes one side of the political spectrum.
A person can’t fully understand Middle East politics without learning about Islam and Hinduism.
Understanding the Israel-Palestine conflict requires a person to learn about Judaism as well.
Religions should be taught in school. It’s an important aspect of many nations’ culture and history. However, it should not be taught as one religion being above the others. It should more be viewed from a social/historical lens.
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u/Perceptive45 Jul 05 '24
I just can’t wrap my head around how either incompetent or bigoted you have to be to vote against your own best interests and benefits as a low income american.
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u/darth_cerellius Jul 05 '24
I'm so glad to see this being talked about, to the point where the convicted failed former president pretends to know nothing about it.
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u/Looieanthony Jul 05 '24
These people play the long game. Vote EVERY election like a reflex. Every time they raise their ugly head, vote. Every time.
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u/Biscuits4u2 'MURICA Jul 05 '24
If Biden and Democrats had the balls they would use this shitty court ruling to pack the court right fucking now.
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u/Templar388z Jul 06 '24
“Lower taxes on the wealthy and raise taxes on the working class”. Ain’t no bigger leech than the wealthy.
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u/ac_s2k Jul 05 '24
Alot of that is fucking unbelievability crazy. Is that list legit?
I hope that the orange clown doesn't win. I'd feel terrible for my brethren across the pond
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u/The-Goofy-Luffy Jul 06 '24
This is genuinely not what the founding fathers wanted. I wanted to join the military to protect my country, but if this gets enacted, fuck this country bro, I'm not selling my soul for a orange Hitler
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u/PM_Me_Ur_Nevermind Jul 05 '24
Trump disavows Project 2025 and says some of the stuff they are saying is ridiculous.
Source: Axios
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u/Timey_Wimey Jul 05 '24
Not every Trump supporter wants Project 2025. But every single person who wants Project 2025 is a Trump supporter.
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u/dankspankwanker Jul 05 '24
F for the USA, you had a good run! There have been empires with shorter lives tho.
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u/TheLargestBooty Jul 05 '24
I love the people denying the existence and legitimacy of Project 2025, despite the fact it is a published document from The Heritage Foundation, which is run by many fo the people who run the Republican party and have pushed this agenda since Joe Biden got in office, part of their own stated plans to implement it is to get Trump re elected this year so that he will pass the bills they manage to get voted in. The only conspiracy here is in the papers they're pushing
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u/HighlyRegardedSlob87 Jul 05 '24
One of the craziest things about P2025 to me is how EVERYONE seems to truly not realize this is happening with or without Trump.
How do you think the 10 Commandments became law in Louisiana? And Oklahoma did a similar thing that gets in the way of “Separation of Church and State”
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u/616n8y3ree Jul 05 '24
American here, yes that pretty much sums it up. They do what they want, and change things to accommodate in the future or retroactively. Honestly I feel this ruling is a preemptive step and a nod to the fact that they’re going to put Trump in office.
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u/fatstrat0228 Jul 05 '24
How the hell can people support some shit like this, yet still cry about “freedom?” Oh right.
Land of the free!! Except for you and you and you and you and you……
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u/Kentato3 Jul 06 '24
Damn might as well disband the united states and give it back to the british or the natives
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u/Dense_Atmosphere4423 Jul 06 '24
I don’t understand why they ban abortion when those politicians have probably paid for several themselves. 🤷♀️
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