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[-] CileTheSane@lemmy.ca 1 points 1 hour ago* (last edited 1 hour ago)

No suggestions have been provided

That's because pointing out the hollowness of you asking for suggestions is more effective if I point out the playbook before you give all your excuses. Here are some simple suggestions for you:

  1. Move. The thing you insulted another poster for.

The excuse: moving is expensive.

So is dying. They're literally saying they want to kill you. Every refugee ever has managed it with fewer resources and more obstacles than you have.

  1. Protest. Like actually protest. Not this "one Saturday every 6 months we go to our designated out of the way protest space so as to not cause too much trouble, then clean up after ourselves and get back to work on Monday." Actual portests are disruptive.

The excuse: AmErIcA iS tOo bIg

BLM managed it after the death of one person. How many people have ICE murdered without consequence?

  1. Get involved in politics. Find a politician that opposes this shit and join their team. If no such politician exists become the politician and build a team.

The excuse: that's hard

Oh, you wanted suggestions that wouldn't require any effort?

Now go ahead with your excuses and prove that giving you these suggestions was a waste of time.

this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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