It was not the majority of Americans who brought Trump to the
presidency. He actually got a minority of the votes. And then when you
consider the number of Americans who cast a vote of abstention by not
voting his minority shrinks even further. It is certain undemocratic
provisions in the constitution that brought him to the presidency.
---
Carl Sagan
“ The truth may be puzzling. It may take some work to grapple with. It may be
counterintuitive. It may contradict deeply held prejudices. It may not be
consonant with what we desperately want to be true. But our preferences do not
determine what's true. ”
― Carl Sagan
On 3/28/2019 8:20 PM, Mostafa Almahdy wrote:
Well, although I am not American, I'd still like to join the
discussion. I wonder, how would George Washington react if he
encountered Donald Trump operating in the White House? I bet he would
have gone mad. He would say, who has brought this hellion here? He
won't imagine that the majority of Americans are the ones who did.
Trump isn't himself the prob, he's just a tool that governs the
corporal establishment and its material plethora. It is a system that
aids the rich to constantly become richer and the poor shall
constantly become poorer. As I decisively stated, the practice of
lobbyism is the major factor by which law enforcement has been
perfectly surmounted in the States. Everyone knew for sure that Trump
is a horrific felon, even those who categorically defend him.
Nonetheless, with the power of his copious wealth, he was able to
either threaten or bribe the special council. Perhaps he has done
both, who knows? As Cohen has somewhat purported in his testimonial to
Congress, Trump is besieged by bunch of guardians including attorneys
etc. He warned people that Trump doesn't care about allegiance. He'd
rather pay people to protect him and to even lie for him if it is
necessary. Right now, Trump thinks he is wholly protected. No one is
higher than him to oppugn his deeds. Even congress is bought, and it
amply complies to mr Trump demands. Donald Trump resembles the mass
nescience of average Americans on a rather broader scale. They elected
him after all. Many of them are seemingly in favour of his typical
impudence and inapplicably crude remarks. Trump's disgraceful rhetoric
is not aliened to us. He perennially clashed and expressed
disapprobation of reporters asking him questions. He's just so
petulant about that. Donald Trump is impeachably caged for explicitly
uttering racism. He rudely mocked accents of people on stage. He spoke
terms that are leastwise, quite abhorrent in essence. He easily
mortifies major rivals. Now, who admitted this incompetent individual
to act swaggeringly in Oval Office? Well, they're just some bunch of
racists. They're just bunch of outrageous white supremacists who're
mostly Protestants. They're merely bigots and hate provokers. They
speak about Islam derogatorily. As they incessantly truckle to satisfy
the Zionist camp, they relentlessly attempt to marginalise, denigrate
and demonise Islam out of malice. This is how Donald Trump is
unremittingly salvaged, despite his denotative commission of major
offences. He works by and for the Zionist lobby and that's quite
obvious. Donald Trump has plainly breached the longly chanted American
principles of democracy, ethnic equality and the allegedly promoted
prevention of racial disparity. He discourteously assaulted immigrants
and people of darker complexion. He's the worst president to ever
operate in oval office. Many people are so lenified with Trump's
absonant disposal. They consider him somewhat their daddy. Well, he's
basically a demagogue. If some of you aren't so familiar with this
term, he is a political leader who seeks endorsement with appealing to
popular passions and prejudices. This is exactly what Trump does. The
nuance of longly proclaimed American fundamental principles has been
utterly ruined in Trump's miserable era. However, there are Americans
who're quite disappointed with Trump being unfortunately their
president. I knew people who left the States shortly after election
results have declared him winning the presidential race. Donald Trump
doesn't necessarily represent many Americans. He neither doesn't
represent the American dream. It is essentially based on genuinely
practiced democratic tenets such as freedom of speech, freedom of
embracement as well as defection of faith or notion. I knew people who
felicitously live in the States with being Muslims. They never felt
disparaged until Trump came. I personally am not so invoked to
Americanism. Be that as it may, I do not criticise people for their
dissension with me. I solely repudiate acts that are destined to
diminish, slander or manipulate my identity. I communicate beautifully
with people who do not come near my faith and heritage. I tolerate
difference of opinion and belief. I at the same time won't ever
neglect my conscience to gratify those of special agenda. It is
significantly crucial to recognise that I wholly represent my culture
and identity and I am not prepared at any rate to alter that. Thank
you for reading, cordially.
