...but I suspect that most people live in communities and neighborhoods like my own where we don't talk to each other the way Trump talks down to Americans; don't endeavor to do things which take away vital resources or aid and assistance, but strive to help where we're able.
I don't see any organized efforts from any of my fellow neighbors to enable the kidnapping off anyone away to another country, or cause anyone to lose their jobs.
When we do talk, we speak with care about our health and well-being, and about our families and friends. None of what we do in our daily lives lends itself to this unbridled fascism coming from the government.
That's the way I believe most of us live; the majority of Americans living in the cities which are so routinely denigrated as out of touch with rural, less populated parts of the nation which are perversely represented as the 'heartland,' despite their sparseness of homes and scattering of communities, a fraction of people who are living in the populated cities and suburbs, where most Americans live and work.
We're certainly not as the media portrays every day as the hosts pretend we're all in some kind of helpless clique which can't think and reason beyond their equalizing, compromised takes on the fascist takeover unfolding in front of us.
America's always been a concept, a work in progress. What we're facing tight now, though is an unnecessary regression as if nothing at all had been fought for and won; as if nothing at all had been learned from the past; and as if everyone of us is supposed to be deaf, dumb, and blind to the realities that exist in our own lives and believe that Ms-13 is at our door and tariffs will create a golden day.
American may well have been stupid enough to believe this NAZI should lead the nation, but they not stupid enough to follow him down as he destroys their very lives and livelihoods.
A good illustration for this is our own 'good and just' party out of power. EVERY time Americans elect Democrats into power we excel. EVERY TIME we're in power America progresses.
But people want us to believe that being rendered ineffectual against a majority in EVERY BRANCH OF GOVT at election time means that Democrats are 'weak' or any other projection of voter's own fecklessness at election time in defending their own prerogatives and interests.
Many will want to portray Americans as corrupt and racist as Trump's regime, and in many ways we are responsible for him in power. But that's a fallacy, as false as any political characterization of working Americans looking to make their way through the challenges most families and individuals struggle through to survive and prosper.
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