'He Betrayed Us': Why Trump's Call To Protest Is Flopping

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We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
A few supporters gather in front of Trump Tower after former President Donald Trump urged supporters to protest his looming indictment, in New York, on March 20, 2023.

Donald Trump’s calls for supporters to protest his possible indictment by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg led officials to tighten security in New York and Washington and raised fears of potential violence. But Trump’s exhortations were largely met with reluctance from both prominent supporters and the far-right online acolytes who responded to his rallying cry on Jan. 6, 2021.

While there were the usual mentions of “civil war” and apocalyptic language about using violence to “take the country back” that have become commonplace in far-right channels, polls in these groups asking if followers would protest for Trump overwhelmingly found their members opposed. While far-right groups see Trump’s possible arrest as a politicized prosecution, they mostly advised each other to stay home. “I think “protest” is bad advice from Trump,” read one post on a pro-Trump forum. “Unless you’re willing to actually and truly do an insurrection, taking all oppressors prisoner (or worse), there is no point to “protest” here.”


https://www.yahoo.com/news/betrayed-us-why-trumps-call-205747693.html
 
None of the prominent Trump supporters who played key roles in organizing rallies and protests in the past stepped up either, with many of them publicly declaring they were staying out of it. “I’m retired,” Ali Alexander, a right-wing activist and key organizer of the 2020 “Stop the Steal” rallies that led to Jan. 6, wrote in a post on the Telegram messaging app. Alexander said he had spoken to Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist involved in the Jan. 6 rallies. “He’s not protesting either. We’ve both got enough going on fighting the government,” he wrote. “No billionaire is covering our bills.”


“Why would I protest for a man that left the [Jan. 6 protesters] high and dry?” one user posted in a pro-Trump Telegram group. “Trump did nothing to help them after they stuck [their] neck out for him.”
 
None of the prominent Trump supporters who played key roles in organizing rallies and protests in the past stepped up either, with many of them publicly declaring they were staying out of it. “I’m retired,” Ali Alexander, a right-wing activist and key organizer of the 2020 “Stop the Steal” rallies that led to Jan. 6, wrote in a post on the Telegram messaging app. Alexander said he had spoken to Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist involved in the Jan. 6 rallies. “He’s not protesting either. We’ve both got enough going on fighting the government,” he wrote. “No billionaire is covering our bills.”


“Why would I protest for a man that left the [Jan. 6 protesters] high and dry?” one user posted in a pro-Trump Telegram group. “Trump did nothing to help them after they stuck [their] neck out for him.”

Looks like only the most insane Trumpers forgive Pedo Don for fucking over a few thousand of his fans at 1/6.
 
I am surprised that the gun barrel strokers never showed up for duty in the last two years, considering that dark forces stole the election, the fate of the Republic hung in the balance, and the criminal justice system became a tool of totalitarian control by child-trafficking liberal Satan worshipers.
 
I am surprised that the gun barrel strokers never showed up for duty in the last two years, considering that dark forces stole the election, the fate of the Republic hung in the balance, and the criminal justice system became a tool of totalitarian control by child-trafficking liberal Satan worshipers.
Only the truly stupid and/or demented ones will risk being assfucked in Federal prison for 15-20 years. The rest will whine, bitch and moan from their keyboards. LOL

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