Wohin sind die Republikaner mit dem Motto „Tritt mich nicht auf“ gegangen?

https://reason.com/2026/01/23/where-have-the-dont-tread-on-me-republicans-gone/

25 Kommentare

  1. UnobviousDiver on

    They are hanging out with the „we need the second amendment to protect against a tyrannical government“ idiots.

  2. shadowriku459 on

    They’ve joined ICE of course.

    Edit: not entertaining any of that mess. Thanks.

  3. PeppermintMocha5 on

    The small government stuff was just a bullshit excuse because they’re just anti-left and it was a convenient argument for them.

    What we’re seeing now is what the conservative movement fundamentally is.

  4. They said “me” not you. They don’t care about “rights” they care about “them.”

  5. der_grosse_e on

    The „don’t tread on me“ crowd instantly became the „comply or die“ crowd

  6. Tainted_Bruh on

    The “no step on snek” crowd was always sus, so I’m not sure why people are trying to use their hypocrisy as a gotcha.

    I just hope people completely disregard and sideline their opinion and voice in the future when making any decisions, because they’re bad faith cowards.

  7. They’re exactly where they’ve always wanted to be, doing the treading.

  8. „Rules for thee not for me“ is part of the fascist ethos, likely they dont see the contradiction at all.

  9. This article is arguing that Trump’s proposed economic policy is too socialist. Fucking goofball libertarians

  10. The NRA worked with Reagan to ban open carry after Black Panthers started to show with legally owned firearms in California.

    That’s all you need to know about the conservative freedom doctrine.

  11. AdHopeful3801 on

    In the language of the Republican Party, „big government“ has nothing to do with the size of the actual government, only to do with whether the government supports policies they hate.

    Requiring masks during COVID? „Big government“

    Requiring proof of citizenship to walk the streets? „No problem!“

  12. jertheman43 on

    They were always blow hard cowards. That’s why they needed a flag to feel tough.

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