Looney tunes leftists smash watermelons to work out their anger at Trump

Like something straight out of a dystopian cartoon, protesters engaged in emotional regulation activities at an anti-Trump protest.

The “Rage Against the Regime” protest in St. Paul, Minnesota, included a “scream tent, smash room, and about 80 senior citizens,” according to TPUSA contributor Savanah Hernandez. Attendees were able to work out their anger at President Donald Trump by smashing watermelons, which went just about as well as you’d expect from the kind of people who are anti-Trump.

Look:

Liberals in Minnesota are currently smashing watermelons and TVs to help expel their “rage” against the Trump admin.

After smashing a watermelon, one attendee screamed “REVOLUTION” stating that the experience was “cathartic” and left her shaking: pic.twitter.com/9kpKnwojZ0

— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) August 2, 2025

Live look at the full event, which includes a scream tent, smash room and about 80 senior citizens https://t.co/bItY4htp3J

— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) August 2, 2025

“Liberals in Minnesota are currently smashing watermelons and TVs to help expel their ‘rage’ against the Trump admin. After smashing a watermelon, one attendee screamed ‘REVOLUTION’ stating that the experience was ‘cathartic’ and left her shaking,” Hernandez posted on X. “Live look at the full event, which includes a scream tent, smash room and about 80 senior citizens.”

In case this feels like a satirization of a leftist protest, Daily Kos described the event:

The turnout in St. Paul was around two hundred, and a success in many ways. It was fun: there was a band, food trucks, a booth for smashing things (such as watermelons), a place to throw vegetables at a large poster of J D Vance, and tables set up for various organizations. People held signs along the adjacent street.

The Indivisible Twin Cities table had a brisk business selling caps and No Kings lawn signs, and most importantly getting people signed up. Looked like other organizations had similar interest, so it was great for getting the word out. Small events can be just as important as mass events for building the resistance.

Even the Sydney Sweeney American Eagle ad came up, and it turns out the people who are freaking out over it are real people:

WATCH: Liberals crash out over American Eagle’s new Sydney Sweeney ad during the “Rage Against the Regime” protest organized by the 50501 Movement in St. Paul, MN.@sav_says_ | @TPUSA pic.twitter.com/CDMsPEQWoe

— FRONTLINES (@FrontlinesTPUSA) August 3, 2025

X users reacted to the bizarre gathering:

Could have fed some of the people they keep saying are starving.

— Kevin Chau (@kchau) August 2, 2025

Emotional incontinence.

— James Burwell (@jsburwell) August 2, 2025

2 minutes of Rage from 1984. This would have been mandatory under Harris…

— Dead Tree of Liberty (@stirssumup) August 2, 2025

Certainly reading would not have a ‘cathartic impact’ on these limbic systems.

— Andy Martin (@Dollarlogic) August 3, 2025

The hard hats and bike helmets are a nice touch. It really shows they are serious and prepared for anything.

— Just Mark (@chefmarkintulsa) August 3, 2025

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