I don't know how to persuade people that Donald Trump is a bad person. It's like trying to persuade them that fire is hot.
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As per usual, a single-part post just isn't going to cut it. Having ranted at considerable length against the Norse sagas (of Flame Tree...
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When a democratic system is capable of allowing a complete bumbling incompetent to represent themselves: every action, every retraction, every failure to comprehend the gravity of situations and of consequences - this all becomes a framework of self-propagating democratic self-disassembly. In terms of information warfare or psychological operations, it does not take a seasoned journalist nor a tenured professor to extrapolate that Trump is not only the worst thing that ever could have happened to US democracy, but he is also potentially the worst thing that ever could have happened to the very idea of democracy. And he just keeps happening. Republican disingenuity notwithstanding, I am flabbergasted that America has let this circus go on for so long. Some problems require more than just the reshuffling of deck chairs, they require the rebuilding of organisational systems at an axiomatic level.
ReplyDeleteI innocently believed that 'someone' would step in at the beginning, you know, before things went too far. Ha.
ReplyDeleteYet, you have the former president of Georgia writing this: http://thefederalist.com/2018/07/18/just-like-obama-trumps-russia-policy-speaks-louder-words/#.W1F8aoZKtpY.google_plusone_share what are we sypposed to believe?
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