That’s the thing, they aren’t public employees. DOGE isn’t a valid government department, which requires congress. This is a private citizen and his private employees/associates (is he even paying them?) staging a take over of the government. Don’t just grant them authority because they claimed to have it.
Musk is an unelected Nazi tearing down the fabric of the country hour by hour. It’s incredible that no one can stop the little shit or his team of little shits.
Protests won’t fix it, in themselves. But it’s important to show up because that shows people they’re not alone in resisting this. A big protest encourages, emboldens and connects people. It’s one of the steps towards building an effective resistance movement. If everyone says “it won’t help, so I won’t go” then the movement can’t get off the ground.
Protests are good to demonstrate a movement has real numbers, but don’t just go to one to stand there. It’s a great place to find political organizations which can work to create actual change.
Wait… I thought it was a crime to name them and share their picture.
Is the Musk Militia (or MM for short) coming for us?
Lol
Not to name them, they are public employees after all, but threatening them or doxing them will get the comments removed.
That’s the thing, they aren’t public employees. DOGE isn’t a valid government department, which requires congress. This is a private citizen and his private employees/associates (is he even paying them?) staging a take over of the government. Don’t just grant them authority because they claimed to have it.
Musk is an unelected Nazi tearing down the fabric of the country hour by hour. It’s incredible that no one can stop the little shit or his team of little shits.
Yeah… It’s too bad that the government doesn’t have some sort of checks and balances…
Tho there are protests scheduled for tomorrow at your state capitol. But idk that’ll help. A
Protests won’t fix it, in themselves. But it’s important to show up because that shows people they’re not alone in resisting this. A big protest encourages, emboldens and connects people. It’s one of the steps towards building an effective resistance movement. If everyone says “it won’t help, so I won’t go” then the movement can’t get off the ground.
Protests are good to demonstrate a movement has real numbers, but don’t just go to one to stand there. It’s a great place to find political organizations which can work to create actual change.