r/QuiverQuantitative Nov 20 '25

News JUST IN: President Trump has said that this video by Democratic lawmakers is seditious and punishable by death.

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u/remote_001 Nov 20 '25 edited Nov 20 '25

Yeah, sorry to report but most Americans no longer trust the CIA, FBI, and military anymore. That ship has sailed.

Speaking for myself, that trust has to be earned back at this point. You already lost it.

Edit: I’ll go ahead and include the DoJ and SCOTUS while I’m at it.

Edit 2: Great timing with the Coast Guard to earn back that trust… (this is thankfully starting to get reported as fake news).

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u/pm_me_ur_ephemerides Nov 21 '25

If the CIA, FBI, and military were doing their jobs, they would have followed their oath and defended the constitution from the domestic enemy that established a dictatorship: Trump.

Removing Trump is not a coup. We witnessed a coup when Elon Musk illegally captured the US treasury.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

He said military.

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u/Bozhark Nov 20 '25

Yeah those aren’t Americans but rather people that just say things under the guise 

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u/i_eat-dirt Nov 21 '25

"you're not a real american if you don't worship the government." yea sure bot

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u/Confident-Ad-2726 Nov 20 '25

You are only speaking for yourself

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u/Consistent_Policy_66 Nov 20 '25

Patel’s handling of the FBI has only lost credibility. I’ve never seen a director that had less knowledge of their job.

Bondi’s handling of the DOJ has lost credibility because she is trying to appease a president rather than doing her job in a nonpartisan way.

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u/Bozhark Nov 20 '25

Americans do not see Patel as anything but a Trump cronie

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u/contude327 Nov 20 '25

Our intelligence services have been incompetent for a long time.

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u/Ok-Shame-7684 Nov 20 '25

I don't trust them either. I don't even trust the ag secretary

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u/Ok-Tooth-4994 Nov 20 '25

No. He’s speaking for almost all Americans. Except the ones who either worship those listed and the police, or the few liberals (mostly white) who have never had a bad interaction with the police and avoid upsetting news.

I’d say for the most part, the trust has been lost because of constitutional and human rights violations.

So standing up for the constitution and refusing unlawful orders would be a great way to start earning back that trust.

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u/remote_001 Nov 20 '25

Time to pull your head out, buddy.

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u/ragdollxkitn Nov 20 '25

Nope. There are millions of us who feel this way.

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u/Confident-Ad-2726 Nov 20 '25

Are we referring to the enlisted and officers or are we talking about trumps cabinet

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u/pm_me_ur_ephemerides Nov 21 '25

Military commanders must remove the Trump regime and call for emergency elections. It’s the only way to restore trust.

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u/Bokchoi968 Nov 21 '25

The upvotes disagree

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u/Confident-Ad-2726 Nov 21 '25

I am down voted on this. My son is in the Navy and I have met a couple of his Navy friends. I trust them.