What Robert De Niro says here is largely correct; most of Trump’s supporters are intellectually inferior to the U.S. population at large.
This is not universally true, however. There are plenty of brilliant minds who will stand behind him to the very end. These people with profound moral defects.
Imagine loving money so much that, in order to make your next billion dollars, you approve of a criminal sociopath who:
• Launches a useless and illegal war that cripples the American economy, committing a vast array of war crimes in the process.
• Gets away with attempting to overthrow the U.S. federal government.
• Cuts healthcare from tens of millions of our citizens.
• Attacks the U.S. educational system.
• Removes dozens of environmental regulations.
• Supports Big Oil by destroying the clean energy industry.
• Kills vaccine requirements, paving the way for the next pandemic.
• Works to insert Christianity into our schools.
• Allows homeless veterans to die of treatable diseases.
This is moral bankruptcy.
What the boob at left is saying is partially true, in that only some people in the rest of the world are laughing at the United States.
The vast majority of people I meet from other countries are crying, not literally, but they almost uniformly express their astonishment and profound sorrow that the former envy of the world could have been reduced to a banana republic — and in such a short period of time.
It’s hard to understand how someone can be so apathetic that they sit out an election where what’s at stake is American democracy.
Suppose you’re one of the idiots who believes that Trump is an honest and effective leader, that the 2020 election was rigged, etc. Wouldn’t you go vote for the Republicans in the midterms?
Suppose you understand that Trump is a pathological liar who has wreaked great damage on our nation. Wouldn’t you want to vote against the Republicans?
There are two funny aspects of what JD Vance says here:
1) The Trump administration is by far the most corrupt in the entire history of the United States.
2) Working hard no longer produces a livable wage. Want to be a teacher? Better be prepared to struggle financially.
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