In this video, Tucker Carlson asks why Trump’s detractors hate him so deeply.
He says, in summary, that it’s because Trump says what he thinks, that he will not be controlled, and things change as a result.
My answer, and I think I speak for most Americans, is that, like all citizens, Trump has the right to say whatever he wants as long as the act of speaking itself isn’t a crime, e.g., incitement to commit violence, obstructing justice, etc.
But more to the point, we deeply resent that U.S. politics is largely driven by a pathological liar and sociopathic criminal. We simply need to bring him to trial under the four indictments that have been handed up, convict him, and remove him from civil society.
As the U.S. midterm election grow nearer, the two political parties are desperate to find their central narrative. Coming down to the wire, it looks like this:
The Republicans still claim that life in the U.S. is becoming more affordable, and that we’ve won the war in Iran, yet they know that there is a limit to American stupidity. They are hunkering down on the idea that Trump is the only thing separating us from the communism of China and the former USSR.
Sadly for the GOP, the vast majority are more concerned that our nation is on the brink of losing its democracy to fascism. We want the sociopath out of office.
Is the U.S. More Terrified about the Specter of Communism or Fascism?
Re: the meme here that a reader sent me, I’m not sure this is fair.
What social democrats are proposing exactly what most of the governments of Western Europe, and many other countries around the globe offer their citizens.
I don’t read too much about genocide in Denmark. Are they killing each other with pastries?
The turbine presented here has blades that are 0.5 meters in length, and that the average home requires 1.2 KW.
When we plug this into this wind power calculator, we learn that we’ll need an average wind speed of 37 mph.
Since the average wind speed in Germany is 11 mph and power is proportionate to the cube of the wind speed, the average German will need 38 of these to power his house.
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