I don’t see why not. Let’s look at a few of his accomplishments over the last year:
• Illegally invaded Venezuela for its oil.
• Appears ready to invade and annex Greenland.
• Detains and deports people without due process.
• Pardons felons who support him financially and/or politically. Several violent Jan 6. convicts have already committed new crimes.
• Condones excessive use of force common among ICE officers, who are coming after immigrants, U.S. citizens, and protestors.
• Tells Cuba to “make a deal before it’s too late.”
Earlier, Trump orchestrated the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Is this all to distract our attention from the Epstein files? Probably.
in any case, all in all, this “president of peace” things seems a bit iffy.
Earlier today, I was sitting near two women whose conversation went like this:
Woman #1: I’m so happy to hear that President Trump will be relocating the Palestinians from Gaza, enabling him to give that land to Israel and establish what he calls the “Riviera of the Middle East” along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean.
Woman #2: Are the Palestinians unhappy in their home?
I’m thinking: Well, I haven’t interviewed any of them personally, but they have been living there since the Bronze Age, about 5000 years ago.
Re: the meme here, I wonder what the people living in the happiest nations on Earth would say.
From the 2026 World Happiness Ranking, here are the top 6:
- Finland (7.76)
- Iceland (7.54)
- Denmark (7.54)
- Costa Rica (7.44)
- Sweden (7.26)
- Norway (7.24)
Notice anything?
They are all social democracies. Their average citizens pay slightly higher taxes, but a) they receive free education and healthcare, and b) there is virtually no poverty.
Providing the conditions under which the poor can become affluent is, of course, a good thing. Quality education and free daycare is a good start.
But making rich people richer with tax breaks for billionaires has been a proven failure.
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