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FreedomDeliveries 0 points ago +0 / -0

I could see it making him decide that the process was now over and the most important thing to do was protect lives.

I understand how someone could come to that conclusion but I would hope that he and those around him are smarter than that. The idea that the 80 million americans should just roll over and take it "in order to save lives" Only costs more and more lives in the future from all sides and factions. Many who are loving the current insane actions taken by legislatures, judiciaries, media, and tech companies, will be victims of the exact things they think are so great right now. This is the brink of a precipice. The future is looking dark and the question is how long that darkness lasts and how many die before truth and freedom are reestablished. It could be weeks and a few, it could be months and a bunch, it could be years and millions.

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LessAndLessIronic 2 points ago +2 / -0

You're absolutely right. This is no time for sentiment, and Trump is in the same boat as every military commander (and every president) has ever been in. People die in wars, and leaders have to live with sending them to their deaths. This is, without a doubt, war.

The hardest part, I think, would be the burden of spending those lives wisely. It's horrible to send people to their deaths, but even more so if you allow their sacrifice to be wasted.

Either way, I'm glad I'm not in his shoes. A born leader of men I am not.