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The 'No Kings' protests were organized by a coalition of civic organizations that accuse the Trump administration of authoritarianism, the militarization of federal interventions, and undermining democratic freedoms. Participation was significant in large cities like Chicago, but also in small towns, demonstrating the extent of dissatisfaction with the concentration of power in the Oval Office. Authorities reported that the protests were largely peaceful, with few major incidents. In response, President Trump posted a provocative video on his Truth Social platform, generated by artificial intelligence, in which he appeared piloting a plane marked 'King Trump' and dropping feces on the protesters. The film sparked criticism, being considered undignified. Trump stated in an interview that 'he is not a king,' thus responding to the protesters' slogan.
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Trump ironizează protestele „No Kings” într-un clip generat de inteligența artificială
Trump le răspunde celor șapte milioane de protestatari din 2.500 de orașe americane care îl acuză de autoritarism cu videoclipuri sarcastice generate de Inteligenţa Artificială
Trump le răspunde protestatarilor "No Kings" cu videoclipuri sarcastice generate de AI (Video)
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