So I guess that means we can take the US if we want to?

Like I said before, the #American people put him there and now, he's no longer just their problem but everyone else's now.

Our governments have a duty to take action before it's too late. I'm all in for something direct, say like a squad of combined #European special forces conducting a special rendition?

It’s not as if that's something that's illegal now is it?

#Trump #FacistState #US #Greenland #Venezuela

http://www.rte.ie/news/world/2026/0109/1552271-trump-greenland/

@ToweroftheArchmage well I've answered your question more than sufficiently but I will leave you with this - if the Biden administraton had done what people have voted them to do and ensured that Trump never saw the inside of the Oval Office ever again, the undisputed fact is that Renee Nicole Good would be alive today.

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This week, a woman died protesting ICE. That’s not a campaign failure or a messaging issue — it’s a systems failure. And systems don’t change by repeating the same choices and expecting different results.

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That’s how political change has happened elsewhere. It happened in my country countless times. It isn’t glamorous and it isn’t quick, but it is real.
And if the only political imagination on offer is “vote every four years and hope harder,” then you shouldn’t be surprised when nothing fundamentally changes. 3)

@ToweroftheArchmage Actionable steps look like this: • Organising locally and supporting candidates outside the corporate duopoly
• Primarying incumbents who consistently fail to act
• Building and funding grassroots campaigns, not parachuted national ones
• Pushing for proportional representation and electoral reform at state level
• Campaigning for strict caps on political donations and lobbying
• Normalising coalition politics instead of treating two parties as inevitable 2)

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No one said “don’t vote.” That’s a straw man.
What I’m saying is that voting alone, especially in a system structurally designed to block change, is not enough — and pretending it is has delivered exactly the results we’re living with now. 1)

@ToweroftheArchmage And let’s be clear: being able to buy a Starbucks doesn’t mean you don’t live in a corrupt, increasingly authoritarian system. Consumer convenience is not democracy.

If the only answer to systemic failure is “keep doing it anyway,” then you’re not defending democracy — you’re defending stagnation.

@ToweroftheArchmage Push for a political system that allows new parties to form, encourages coalition governments, and includes proportional representation so votes actually matter. Cap political donations so policy isn’t written by billionaires and lobbyists. 3)

@ToweroftheArchmage Nothing will change in the US without an actual commitment to structural reform. Voting harder for a party that refuses to reform itself isn’t a strategy. The alternative is what countless other countries do.
Build change from the ground up. Grassroots organising to elect people who genuinely believe in social democracy and understand public office as public service, not a career ladder or donor pipeline. 2)

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And your alternative suggestion is…” isn’t the gotcha you think it is.
Doing the same thing every election cycle, watching it fail, and then demanding people do it again is the definition of insanity. The #Democrats had years to meaningfully stop #Trump, to protect democratic norms, and to offer real change — and they didn’t. Pointing that out isn’t apathy, it’s accountability. 1)

Before you go rushing to the voting booths to vote for the #Dems, take a minute to remember just little they did to stop the #Trump regime and how late they left it to bring him to justice. You also think about the absolute shambles of a campaign they carried out trying to firstly keep a man who was well past his sell by date and then replace him with the most inactive vice president ever. I'm not even going to mention #Gaza.
#US #America #USA