here is your reminder that trump is not serious about mass deportations.  > people don't understand the gravity of the promise. > trump is not serious. in order to deport 40 million people, you would have to go to war with the ruling class in the country. they would never allow it. > it would be a bloodbath. the economy would collapse. republicans would be destroyed in the midterms. the media would run wall to wall coverage shitting on them until the administration completely capitulated. democrats would win every election for years. and it would be worth it, because it needs to be done. > three times now trump has been asked if he's going to separate families. he's dodged the question every time. > they asked vance about how they're going to remove people from their houses and deport them when everyone has a phone and can start recording. he said they're going to "focus on border security" first, deport the violent criminals, and pass e-verify. that's the same line republicans have been saying for 20 years. > it's what mitt romney was saying in 2012! and guess what? biden and obama have already been deporting the violent criminals. this administration is not serious about what it takes, or the consequences. > you know the democrats say he's a dictator and the republicans say no he's not - we're like yeah he's not but he should be. > because that's what it would require - you would have to go to war with the media and the corporations and dismiss congress. you would literally need the doj to start going after the media and shutting them down. you would need an fdr or hitler level publics work project to get this done. > you can't do this while you're playing golf. you can't let jared kushner or vance handle this or fat piece of shit jason miller. > they're not serious about mass deportations.
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