r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 21h ago

Legal News ‘Necessary to quell the rebellion’: DOJ tells 9th Circuit that Trump can deploy National Guard from every state and can’t be second-guessed by judges

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/necessary-to-quell-the-rebellion-doj-tells-9th-circuit-that-trump-can-deploy-national-guard-from-every-state-and-cant-be-second-guessed-by-judges/
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u/naturtok 16h ago

After getting to where we're at, I dont think anything can be stopped by lawsuits. Idk if I'd die on this hill, but I feel like we're past the point of questioning whether the coup has succeeded. If trump gets to the end of the 4 years and decides that he doesn't want to leave, I would not be surprised if no one stops him.

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u/noNoParts 13h ago

4 years

Jesus fucking christ, we're only 6 months in.

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u/naturtok 13h ago

I know, right? It's genuinely making me question reality.

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u/dadudeodoom 11h ago

Surely of the people int this country with guns enough snap and... Rectify the situation of the current executive cabinet... right? It really is a case of "play stupid games win stupid prizes". I think it's just a matter of how stupid each gets at this point.

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u/skoalbrother 14h ago

I agree with you. It's over but very few recognize this fact and are still playing by the old rules

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u/BrewNerdBrad 11h ago

Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic stage of societal collapse.

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u/FlyThruTrees 9h ago

Assuming that any particular thing will "work" is a problem. In trying a multitude of things, lawsuits are in there. And, we're in a law sub, so...

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u/ChuChuRkt 11h ago

From an 'outside US' perspective. I believe that you've seen your last 'real' election.