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red dog 1

(33,614 posts) Mon Jun 8, 2026, 02:11 PM 2 hrs ago

The Day We Are Rid of Him Will Be a Celebration Like No Other!

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The Day We Are Rid of Him Will Be a Celebration Like No Other! (Original Post) red dog 1 2 hrs ago OP

can't come soon enough berksdem 2 hrs ago #1

I won't have it in me to celebrate. I'll be too filled with sorrow over all that's been lost. Mister Ed 2 hrs ago #2

Or that we have to live with millions of people that still support him and believe whatever the complicit media progressoid 2 hrs ago #3

Worldwide, it's going to look like the finale of a Star Wars movie where the good guys win. Intractable 2 hrs ago #4

berksdem

(933 posts)

1. can't come soon enough

Reply to red dog 1 (Original post)

Mon Jun 8, 2026, 02:14 PM

2 hrs ago

Mister Ed

(7,002 posts)

2. I won't have it in me to celebrate. I'll be too filled with sorrow over all that's been lost.

Reply to red dog 1 (Original post)

Mon Jun 8, 2026, 02:29 PM

2 hrs ago

The things he's destroyed cannot be rebuilt in a year, a decade, or a generation. Some cannot even be restored in a century. Others are permanently lost.

I'll be glad that the damage is ending and the rebuilding has started, but there will be no joy in me - only determination.