That's neat. But I'm still trying to figure out what this means in practice.
Hypothetically speaking, let's suppose that I didn't consider Trump a legitimate president. What exactly could I have resisted from his administration?
What legislation did Trump sign into law that would have made you rebel?
None. What could I have even rebelled against? Give me an example of how I could have done so.
Nice dodge.
You didn’t answer the question because, in reality, Trump did nothing to disrupt your life.
You dodged my question, moron. Notice my question came first.
To address your question, I wouldn’t rebel against legislation because I don’t even know what that would consist of. Which was kind of the entire point of mine that you conveniently ignored.
So you are faking bravado over some fantasy Trump legislation that either you never knew was signed into law or you never knew the effect of the legislation.
Yet you complain about how Trump’s legislation ruined the US.
Are you expecting me to take you seriously?
How am I faking bravado? Geez you’re dumb.
What Trump legislation would have made you rebel?
Let me try to spell this out for you one last time. Take any action done by the president that you don’t like and consider what would it even look like to rebel against that.
Here’s an example: I didn’t like the appointment of Barrett. How specifically would I rebel against that?
Example: I didn’t like the assassination of Soleimani. How would I rebel against that?
Example: I didn’t like leaving the Paris climate accord. How would I rebel against that?
Give me an example of what rebelling would look like. I don’t know how that would be done effectively.
Do you get it now? Probably not.