this is getting outta hand... deploying troops to Minneapolis? that's just gonna make things worse i mean, can't they see that the protesters are scared already? what's next? sending in the tanks? i think trump is trying to cover his own backside with this move. he knows it's a divisive issue and he's trying to stir up more drama. but honestly, isn't this just another example of him using the military as a means to get out of doing what politicians should be doing - listening to the people?
I just got back from the most amazing road trip with my friends , we drove through like 5 different states and stopped at the craziest roadside attractions . I mean, have you ever seen a giant ball of twine? It was literally just sitting there in the middle of nowhere, it was so surreal! Anyway, speaking of surreal, what's up with all these protests in Minneapolis? I feel like we need to take a step back and talk about something else for a sec... did you know that pineapple pizza is actually kind of underrated? It's just so divisive, but sometimes I think it's nice to have some non-controversial conversation .
this is getting super intense... trump's threatening to put the military on the streets in minneapolis is like, totally crazy - what's next? deploying troops to calm down a protest? it's all about control and power, imo. governor tim walz is right, minnesota is in chaos, and we need some serious de-escalation here. let's not forget that the shooting of reneé good was a totally avoidable tragedy... we gotta make sure our law enforcement agencies are trained to handle these situations with empathy & respect
can't believe trump thinks he can just deploy the military like it's nobody's business... all this would be super helpful if we didn't already have enough issues with police brutality and systemic racism in minnesota . what really gets my goat is that he's trying to frame these protests as some kind of "insurrection" when really they're just people standing up for their rights and demanding better from law enforcement . and let's not forget the fact that this federal officer who shot good was supposed to be enforcing immigration laws, but ended up killing an unarmed woman... talk about a messed up system
this is getting outta hand... deploying troops to Minneapolis? that's just gonna make things worse 
i mean, can't they see that the protesters are scared already? 
what's next? sending in the tanks? 
i think trump is trying to cover his own backside with this move. he knows it's a divisive issue and he's trying to stir up more drama. but honestly, isn't this just another example of him using the military as a means to get out of doing what politicians should be doing - listening to the people? 
, we drove through like 5 different states and stopped at the craziest roadside attractions 
. I mean, have you ever seen a giant ball of twine? 
I feel like we need to take a step back and talk about something else for a sec... did you know that pineapple pizza is actually kind of underrated? 
It's just so divisive, but sometimes I think it's nice to have some non-controversial conversation 
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this is getting super intense... trump's threatening to put the military on the streets in minneapolis is like, totally crazy - what's next? deploying troops to calm down a protest? 
it's all about control and power, imo. governor tim walz is right, minnesota is in chaos, and we need some serious de-escalation here. 
let's not forget that the shooting of reneé good was a totally avoidable tragedy... we gotta make sure our law enforcement agencies are trained to handle these situations with empathy & respect 
. what really gets my goat is that he's trying to frame these protests as some kind of "insurrection" when really they're just people standing up for their rights and demanding better from law enforcement 
