Anonymous #1 10w

i swear if the democratic party would’ve had a fair vote in like it should’ve been and they would’ve had a good candidate, there would’ve been more votes

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Anonymous #3 10w

1000% agree with you

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Anonymous #2 10w

It makes me wonder if people are just afraid of laughter and joy. Can’t wait to hear what catastrophe happened in NYC yesterday. Meanwhile I somehow befriended an Emmy winner? Very New York.

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Anonymous #2 10w

Pulled up on Citi banks at the same spot. Her sons around my age. And next thing I know her and her friends are treating me like their child. This is truly NYC despite the rights narrative

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Anonymous #2 10w

Bikes lol. But yes the conversations on the street are how we are when we are running to and from work.

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Anonymous #2 10w

I love your stories! They’re so wholesome and it sounds like it was a great community experience. My favorite scene was how the right kept screaming this was a hate America rally and people would be under siege at these events. Meanwhile at the event a guy/girl in an inflatable kitty costume hugged two five year olds who were delighted to see them and their parents filmed it.

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Anonymous #2 10w

Friendliest people seem to live in cities where people are “mean”. We’re busy. We’d love to chat but I’m having to hope and pray the subways on time today.

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

Sounds about right! Hate America rally is so funny. Meanwhile we love our country and it why we are so upset

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

Happiness and joy are enemies of oppression. Until you break the human spirit, you’ve never truly won

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Anonymous #2 10w

They want us to be as miserable as they are on a regular basis. Compare the number of times youve seen a leftist complain they were excluded from right-leaning events versus the countless number of times rightoids will scream unfair when they’re excluded from leftist events or friends circles .

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can you list three ways he has tried to restrict is?

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Anonymous #6 10w

Yeah it’s good knowing we’re on the right side of history.

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Anonymous #7 10w

They won’t, people are itching for another one I hear

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

you aren’t changing shit from going to a state sanctioned musical festival with a protest theme

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Anonymous #6 10w

Read the comments below you. It’s not about enacting immediate change. It’s a show of demonstrative force the people are massively pissed off at the president dictator and are showing communal support towards a future where he’s not in it at all.

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

yeah but trump isn’t the problem it’s this entire american anglo society

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Anonymous #6 10w

Trump IS a problem, he’s just not the source of the problem. The real issues are systemic displacement and unfair societal and capitalist practices which have been exacerbated ten fold since the expired meatloaf took office.

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

the real issue is this evil anglo culture which will always naturally conclude on this. this is literally just the natural conclusion of the culture. the solution isn’t rainbow communism it is a cultural revolution.

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Anonymous #6 10w

People shouldn’t think the reformation starts and ends with rallies like this, but saying “it doesn’t matter he’s still in power” is such a weak response when public viability DOES change systemic issues.

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care to share the receipts of that?

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and also, if they were endorsing political violence, they shouldn’t have influence over the public

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Anonymous #8 10w

It was one of the most massive protests in American history, look it up

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

not baiting, just trying to get educated on these claims

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Anonymous #1 10w

Then read the actual news and get off breitbart or X or whatever. There’s countless sources proving you’re wrong.

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

proving i’m wrong regarding what exactly? i made a statement that was factual then asked how free speech is being restricted, if the claims don’t come with receipts how can i believe it?

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

I don’t think one of. It IS the most massive protest, with 7 million people around the country showing up and showing out for this

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Anonymous rojofellyphone 10w

🫶

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Exactly

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Anonymous #12 10w

Where was this 😮

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

Kingston!

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Anonymous #12 10w

Whoah!!! So coooool!

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

It was amazing!

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Anonymous #12 10w

https://youtu.be/IO7WvSxG_K0?si=lS07zDkOqgFLGutO

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Anonymous #12 10w

It looks so joyous!!!

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Anonymous #10 10w

It was so much more wholesome than I anticipated. Our mayor spoke and she’s such an absolute queen. I love how channeling all of our spite and hatred into one person has unified everyone

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Anonymous #11 10w

Slayyyyyy

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Anonymous algebraic 10w

He’s not a king lmaooo yall look dumb I fear

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Are you kidding, he’s mocking people who say he’s king with that ai ad bc he knows it’s so dumb…I’m sure everyone in America would have a problem if he were ever king (but would never get to that point)

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