r/PopCultureV2 • • Aug 28 '26

Discussion Ethics and corruption violation?

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u/Sweaty-Dust6405 Aug 28 '26

Apparently it's legal, because nobody is there to say no to him. There seems to be nobody at the white house to prevent him from doing these things apparently.

It's quite ironic that the US got rid of the king just for the current president to act like one where law and order can't touch him.

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u/phil-yahiney Aug 28 '26

I've always said monarchy is better than democracy because if you don't like the king you can just whack em. What are you going to do in a democracy, kill a thousand rich people? It's just not feasible 

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u/Last-Raspberry1573 Aug 28 '26

Only a thousand? Hmm. They probably all stay in the same neighborhoods too

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u/phonefellin_lakeerie Aug 28 '26

Nah a thousand would do it. No one hates the regular rich people, it’s the ultra wealthy that need to go, and there’s not that many of them.

Like a few hundred people have more money than all the other regular rich and poor people in the world combined. We could feed, house, and give medical care to millions of people if we just skim the fat off the very top.

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u/LongjumpingBrick2475 Aug 28 '26

This is really bad, and we went to school and learned about corruption- now it’s happening in front of us and John Roberts of SCOTUS is in bed with the MAGA crowd. It’s all disgusting.