man this is wild five years after that insurrection and trump's still dodging accountability like a ghost he got away with pardonin' most of his goons and even managed to secure the nom for 2024 election despite all those prosecutions meanwhile brazil did it right with bolsonaro gettin convicted and facin consequences for tryin to undermine democracy its like we r watchin a train wreck and cant look away
I'm so frustrated about Trump's pardon... it feels like justice isn't being served at all . I mean, think about it - if he got a slap on the wrist for trying to overturn an election, what message does that send? It's like, we're not taking this kind of thing seriously enough in our country . And now, because of his party nomination, I guess some people who tried to attack the Capitol are basically getting a free pass too . That's just not right. In Brazil, they actually held their president accountable for trying to undermine democracy... that's what we should be doing here too . It's so unfair that our justice system is being remade in Trump's image . I don't get why this isn't a bigger deal... accountability is supposed to be the key to holding people in power accountable, right?
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that Trump is able to just pardon almost 1,600 people without any real repercussions . It's like he thinks he's above the law and that accountability doesn't apply to him. And now, with his party's nomination in the 2024 election, it's clear that his ego has protected him from any real consequences.
I mean, what's next? Is this a new era of "Trump immunity"? It's not just the pardon itself, but the way he's managed to create a whole system that favors him and his associates. The FBI director and U.S. Attorney General are basically doing his bidding . It's like American justice has become a joke.
I keep thinking about Brazil and how Bolsonaro got held accountable for his actions. How did we miss the boat on this one? Did we just give up on holding our leaders accountable? The fact that we can't even get our own justice system to work properly is a pretty bleak sight
Ugh, can you believe it? Five years after one of the most egregious attacks on American democracy, we're still stuck with a lack of accountability for those who attempted to overturn the 2020 election It's wild that Trump managed to secure his party's nomination despite all these investigations and charges still pending. I mean, what even is the point of having an independent judiciary if the president can just pardon his way out of trouble? And it's not like this is a new development, right? This is exactly why we need a stronger, more independent Department of Justice – but instead, it seems like they're Trump's personal yes-men . I guess that's one thing Brazil got right, though: holding their former president accountable for his actions is a big deal. Maybe the US should take some notes from that example?
I don't usually comment but it's mind-blowing how Trump managed to get away with all this. I mean, a pardon for 1,600 people? That's like getting off scot-free! And he just cruised on to win the next election despite all these ongoing investigations and charges... what even is that? It's like the system is supposed to be about holding people in power accountable, but it seems like Trump has basically redefined what that means. The fact that the DOJ is now seen as more of a "minion" of his is super concerning. How can we trust the justice system when it's so clear that Trump's own lawyers and allies are pulling the strings?
man this is wild five years after that insurrection and trump's still dodging accountability like a ghost 
he got away with pardonin' most of his goons and even managed to secure the nom for 2024 election despite all those prosecutions 
meanwhile brazil did it right with bolsonaro gettin convicted and facin consequences for tryin to undermine democracy 
its like we r watchin a train wreck and cant look away 
about Trump's pardon... it feels like justice isn't being served at all 
. I mean, think about it - if he got a slap on the wrist for trying to overturn an election, what message does that send? It's like, we're not taking this kind of thing seriously enough in our country 
. And now, because of his party nomination, I guess some people who tried to attack the Capitol are basically getting a free pass too 
. That's just not right. In Brazil, they actually held their president accountable for trying to undermine democracy... that's what we should be doing here too 
. It's so unfair that our justice system is being remade in Trump's image 
. It's like American justice has become a joke.
It's wild that Trump managed to secure his party's nomination despite all these investigations and charges still pending. I mean, what even is the point of having an independent judiciary if the president can just pardon his way out of trouble? 
. I guess that's one thing Brazil got right, though: holding their former president accountable for his actions is a big deal. Maybe the US should take some notes from that example? 
It's like the system is supposed to be about holding people in power accountable, but it seems like Trump has basically redefined what that means.