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    „No Kings“ -Protest gegen die größte Mobilisierung seit Trump sein Amt ansässig

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    2. Reviews-From-Me on

      Trump is a criminal. He’s violating the Constitution. He’s taking away our rights.

      I’m not convinced he will even allow us to vote ever again, but if we do get that chance, every fucking Republican needs to be voted out so we can end this madness and impeach and convict Trump.

    4. realancepts4real on

      newsweek is unreliable trash, here attempting to unnecessarily exaggerate expectations

    7. FlickleMuhPickle on

      Good! The American people need to make a strong display of unity to shut this shit down!

    8. Honey_Suckle_Nectar on

      Can somebody dress up like the constitution and remind the troops of their oath?

    10. espresso_martini__ on

      I saw the map. That is crazy! thousands of places all across the country.

    12. Cupidmove on

      History is loudest moments start with people who refuse to be ruled like subjects

    13. idiedin2019 on

      Whether people go to the parade or to the protest, I just hope everyone leaves their kids at home

    15. Enceladus_Bound on

      I wish we had millions of go carts to distribute around the nation for this.

      Imagine, the juxtaposition on TV of millions of Americans PEACEFULLY demonstrating with their PEACEFUL signs flying on the back of their go cart vs. the NON PEACEFUL „parade“ in what’s his names‘ honor of tanks, fighting vehicles, etc.

      Oh, and be jamming to Yackity Sax on our phones, from the bars, any space with speakers, all throughout birthday boys‘ „parade“.

      They want to antagonize us? I say we mock and keep mocking.

    16. gesasage88 on

      Please join your local event! There is a chance this one will be massive so a couple things to help you out especially if you are in a highly urban environment:

      -first off, every march I have gone to has been incredibly fun!
      -bathrooms are very hard to come by so make sure you wee before you leave and try not to gulp your water down if you can avoid it. (Some places will be hot though so use discretion)
      -when we went to a 20,000 person march early this year, cell service was GONE. There were just too many phones in the area. Do not rely on cell service for your plans. And if you are going with a group, do not wander even 40ft from each other in the crowd. There is a chance you won’t find each other again until the end.
      -do bring water, small snack bars as well (I bring extras in a pack just incase someone else needs something to eat and forgot.
      -bring a mask if you want, crowds can be dense and identity protection necessary in these times.
      -I also bring a small supply of first aid things, nothing fancy myself, some tissues, bandaids, sunscreen, wet wipes, extra masks.
      -I also recommend wide brim hats, you’ll be in the sun for hours.

      Prepare for large scale marches to take time to filter into. In Portland it can take 40+ minutes to get into the march procession.

      I’m sure some people can add more to this list.

    17. Castdeath97 on

      Good, fucking finally people get it. Now keep it up for the sake of everything.

    19. dmp2you on

      I so hope these protests totally drown out his B-day party . Lets see how the MSM covers everything . Will it be 24/7 trump trump trump, like the have been doing ? Or will they show the protests ? And I mean more than a 15 sec clip on the 10pm news .

    21. Typical_Samaritan on

      I’ll be attending a pride march and then the No Kings on Saturday.

    22. Zabix on

      And it literally won’t make a difference as the only people who can make a difference are all in his pocket. But go ahead, give him more reasons for violence.

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