Obama says that citizens may need “sacrifice” to resist Trump’s policies

The former president Barack Obama A crowd of people told Thursday night that some sacrifice may be necessary in order to resist President Donald Trump’s policies.

Obama spoke at the Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, on Thursday and accused Trump administration From an attempt to destroy the international system after World War II, according to L. Washington Post.

During the speech, Obama described Trump’s behavior “unlike the basic size we have as Americans” and called on students to do more to resist Trump’s policies.

Obama said: “It was easy during most of our lives to say that you are progressing, or say that you are for social justice, or say that you are for freedom of expression, and do not have to pay for a price in exchange for that … And now we are in one of those moments that … it is not only enough to say that you are for something. You may actually have to do something and perhaps a little sacrifice.”

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Obama also said that law firms and universities need to play a more active role in Trump’s resistance, on the pretext that there will be a significant decline if he tries to punish law firms.

Obama said: “It is not imagined that the same silent parties now would have tolerated such behavior from me or a full hand of my line.”

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Obama said that “he is strongly interested in a federal government that threatens universities if they do not abandon students who exercise their right to freedom of expression.”

Obama said: “It has all grew up in an international matter that America established after World War II … This is an important moment because in the past two months, the US government is trying to destroy this.” “Democracy is very recent in its wine. The international system in which it cooperates instead of fighting is new. It is fragile.”

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Thursday night speech in Hamilton College It was not registered.