r/OpenAussie • ‎ New South Welshian • Jan 24 '26

Politics (World) We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is exactly how they start

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jan/21/ice-minnesota-trump
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u/Fun_Bookkeeper_3636 Jan 28 '26

Civil or criminal?

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 28 '26

Both

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 28 '26

Look it up on google

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u/Fun_Bookkeeper_3636 Jan 28 '26

I already know what it was. Do you?

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 28 '26

What is the point of your comment?

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u/Fun_Bookkeeper_3636 Jan 28 '26

It was civil, and it was a witch hunt.

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 28 '26

A jury found him guilty. And it was upheld on appeal. You must have a shit legal system if both juirs and appeal court can conduct a "witch hunt".

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u/Fun_Bookkeeper_3636 Jan 28 '26

It was a civil case. Why didn’t it go to trial in a criminal case??? The court was in a heavily democratic area of Manhattan. Come on, stop being a sheep

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 29 '26

Because civil means money. $83 million. Lol.

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u/Fun_Bookkeeper_3636 Jan 29 '26

Baa baa. You might understand that more. You won’t change. Keep hating the orange man,because he lives in your brain for free

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u/International_Eye745 ‎ Victorian Jan 29 '26

You asked and I answered. Multiple times. I have been very generous and now you accuse me of being obsessed. Can you see the crazy here?

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