@maryandnoodles: If you’re attending, please be safe, have fun, and exercise your First Amendment rights, one of the many freedoms we’re fortunate to have in this country. I respect everyone’s right to express their beliefs, even when we don’t all agree. At the end of the day, I hope you enjoy the time with your friends, make some good memories, and maybe even go treasure hunting afterward. #nokings #nokingsinamerica #March28th #besafe

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kinzie_andrew06 :

Quinn O'Brien :

Sparkle_Farts :

My dog has that toy too!

Mary Martin :

Tales_From_The_Orderly :

"No need for the quotation marks"

the_mer_bear :

sarararara!¡!¡! :

soso1999567 :

I’m not from USA can u explain ur point of view

Hannahh🐚🎀🐈 :

✨️Unfinished Masterpiece✨️ :

terrifying 🥺🥺

Destructoe1 :

no its not

Kenna! 🏎️ :

Nelliedonwannabe :

Amen 💙

💙MichelleWools💙 :

Nance! :

This administration has caused the farmers to lose their farms and made it possible for corporations and billionaires to buy up all that farm land sadly

Lyric Murph :

Mine and my 7 year old daughter’s

Kaybee 24 :

Nice that u have the right to vote in this country. Wouldn’t have happened without mass protests for women’s rights. Just went to no kings. Zero rage. Amazing energy. Protests r a message to our congress and to the world that we don’t agree with this administration.

joelle🍒🚘👠🍷💋 :

if u still got nothing, here was mine from last year

sarararara!¡!¡! :

they changed the world...

Picked up off waivers :

When you say No Kings, which ones are you referring to? Reigning Kings by Region Europe: Charles III (United Kingdom), Felipe VI (Spain), Willem-Alexander (Netherlands), Carl XVI Gustaf (Sweden), Harald V (Norway), Frederik X (Denmark), Philippe (Belgium). Middle East: Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (Saudi Arabia), Abdullah II (Jordan), Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa (Bahrain). Asia: Vajiralongkorn (Thailand), Norodom Sihamoni (Cambodia), Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck (Bhutan). Africa: Mohammed VI (Morocco), Letsie III (Lesotho), Mswati III (Eswatini). Oceania: Tupou VI (Tonga).

GenVee :

personally I've found the no kings days to be very energizing and grounding, because I have so few people who are protesting that it feels empowering to come together with other people who are anti fascist. there are pros and cons to everything, and I'm choosing to focus on the positive aspects of no kings days as most important. fundamentally though, the psyop aspect of a lot of whats happening is real. if you don't want to go to a No Kings protest, simply don't, do what makes sense to you - but if people do, there are valid, positive reasons to do so. I don't think anyone with their head on straight thinks these protests alone are changing the world, they aren't, but to be honest, they're honestly pretty fun, and low risk (in many places). they're helping Americans see many other Americans who are willing to take time to stand against what's happening. if anything that is a comfort in the face of a govt that wants us divided, fighting one another, and thinking protesting means you're done sort of weird extremist. i have seen little evidence of that. most of the protests I've been to were full of people of all kinds with ba significant number of older Americans, people who know what fascism looks like because they're literally seen and even fought it before. ✨️🇺🇸✨️

💙MichelleWools💙 :

NerdResin :

the second one is great! bring it!

gfeeujvdhj :