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They are coming after your guns has been a conspiracy for a time now
I own several guns. I don't support Trump. So now what?
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What will you do if Trump wins 2024
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I own several guns. I don't support Trump. So now what?
Fun trivia question. Which President in the modern era proposed taking people‘s guns without due process?
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When they're being open about plans, out in public, even on campaign trails. It's not unreasonable to think they may try to follow through with their plans.
Seriously, give it a benefit of a doubt.
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It was conspiracies... Just like many other things.
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I won't. My guns aren't for Trump or any other conspiracy theorist. If, and I say if anything ever happens.. My guns are to protect my family and friends. In that order
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Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
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Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
Trump, dude. Trump.
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Yes Trump. He banned bump stocks which should have been already banned. No dem president did it.
And what will he do if he gets back in? The first protest he will invoke martial law, or the insurrection act, or both.
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Again IMO that's a conspiracy.
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He said it himself open so all could listen and being we're Americans, we easily forget. But he did propose taking guns from "dangerous" people without due process (first).
And they are Evangelical Christians. If the devil gives them what they want, then they'll worship him instead.
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He's already attempted to subvert election results and you think him openly advocating dictatorship now is silly of us to be concerned over?
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Do you think dangerous people need guns?
What is due process?
Ohhh! Now the devil is involved. Won't a god overrule that?
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Your Constitutional rights. Basically. One is the government is prohibited from unlawful warrants and seizures (taking stuff).
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Trump is a narcissist that hates losing. It was his right to challenge the election results. Him being a narcissist took it steps further and idiots followed.
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Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
Contextually, anyone he deems as dangerous. Especially those who don't agree with him. Anyone he doesn't approve of is dangerous.
What conspiracy. It's in their own writings from the Heritage Foundation. This isn't making this up. Did you read the article, or just simply knee-jerk?
A coalition of far-right groups, led by the Heritage Foundation, is planning for the next Republican administration. Project 2025 has received considerable media attention for its $22 million budget, for its plans to expand presidential power over federal agencies, and for specific policies, like rolling back environmental protections.
However, the plan’s theocratic elements have gone unscrutinized.
Project 2025 published a book of policy proposals, titled “Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise,” for the next Republican administration. Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts opens the book by prioritizing the securing of “our God-given individual rights to live freely” against a “woke” threat. “Today the Left is threatening the tax-exempt status of churches and charities that reject woke progressivism,” he claims without evidence. “They will soon turn to Christian schools and clubs with the same totalitarian intent.”
This has been the goal of Evangelicals since the early 1980s. I was part of the garbage, but left it when I realized it was not Christianity at all. This is their stated purpose, not a conspiracy theory.