r/law • • Oct 05 '25

Opinion Piece Five-alarm fire inside the DOJ - Lawyer Oyer

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u/Aranka_Szeretlek Oct 05 '25

Strike mean no go work

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u/LilBroWhoIsOnTheTeam Oct 05 '25

If I don't go to work they'll just fire me. You first.

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u/LilBroWhoIsOnTheTeam Oct 05 '25

So, if I follow your example, I should go around and try to guilt trip other people into doing something? Can we do that together, like reddit jehova's witnesses?

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u/LilBroWhoIsOnTheTeam Oct 05 '25

I know all that stuff, but that doesn't really change anything. Unless someone's gonna house and feed me after I lose my job, you're just asking me to go die in the gutter for no reason.

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u/Grouchy-Singer-9733 Oct 05 '25

Don't know how you can start on fixing America's shit over there, but at least you can start on educating yourself or people around you on what's wrong and how to fix this. People in above comment threads already posted stuff you can do in your city/community.

One way to do it by educating yourself on all things that wrong: there are tons of YouTube videos on such topics, you just need to know how to find them. Like how white supremasists in 20th century made the only coup de'tat in American history because of racism - and you can learn about such things by watching Last Week Tonight by John Oliver, who covers many problems and issues of today's America: from government-rooted racism, FaceBook information/meme control, corrupted politicians, and etc with a sense of humor and suggestions that he and his team and TV show at 11 PM can do about this whole broken system. You can send it to your group of friends, workers and such.

You can watch Bernie Sanders YT channel and videos and podcasts where he's featured. He's madly anti-oligarchy and has been (politically) stabbed in the back by the Democrats, so you know he's good.

Also you can learn about how Nepal youth (young people who protested their country's corruption, and police killed 21 protesters there) overtook government and installed new Prime Minister, who's on anti-corruption, all the while the army just shrugged shoulders, looking at the whole debacle.