As suggested by the cartoon here, some of us have brains that go ping! whenever we encounter a grammatical mistake.
I’m not sure this is good for our mental health, but for us, “just between you and I” is impossible to ignore.
Again, I have a feeling that this is, at a certain level, pathological. When you hear the song “One Less Bell to Answer,” do you, like me, recoil because its title should be “One Fewer Bell to Answer?” I hope not.
As shown at left, you have to be out of your mind to believe that there is an iota of honor or sincerity in our nation’s 47th president.
At left we have the words of rock icon Bruce (“The Bass”) Springsteen, who expresses what the majority of Americans think at this point.
What a tragedy.
Throughout his presidencies, Trump has been clear about his preference for white immigrants.
We recall what he said during his first term about his desire for Norwegians, and the hilarious response he received from one of Norway’s top officials, something like: “Are you seriously suggesting that a Norwegian would want to move to the United States?”
If it means anything, Trump’s second term means that the “gloves are off” with respect to his using the U.S. presidency for his own enrichment.
And as the author of the meme here points out, it’s hard to be surprised by all this criminality, given that the American people elected a convicted felon who was facing addition charges under three other indictments.
Perhaps the saddest part of all this is that we live among tens of millions of people who are shocked that a convicted criminal is not going to serve his nation honestly.
Apparently, there are people who believe that Donald Trump, who thinks that American soldiers are “suckers and losers,” wouldn’t befriend a senior member of al qaeda, because his organization is fond of killing American men, women, and children.
That’s some real stupidity.
The other problem is uncertainty. The fact that the tariffs change every few minutes makes it impossible for American business owners whose enterprises depend on stability to made meaningful decisions, landing them in a quagmire, one built on stupidity and hubris.
In America, and I think in most places around the world, “trackless trains” are commonplace. The English word for them is “buses.”
Jesse Holguin offers this video and writes: Trump derangement syndrome is real. Liberals are the enemy within. They’d rather America lose than Trump to (sic) win.
I know exactly what you’re saying, Jesse.
America is winning huge. I just paid $1.98/gallon for gas. Didn’t I? I mean, that what you pay, right?
Eggs are so cheap they’re almost giving them away, and my portfolio is up huge since Trump took office. I presume this is everyone’s experience, isn’t it?
The tariffs and trade wars have brought millions of jobs back from overseas, haven’t they? And they’re not increasing prices for all Americans, correct?
We’re the most respected country on the planet, aren’t we? Let’s be real: We’re better off without all those good-for-nothing allies, aren’t we?
Certainly all this shit is true, isn’t it?
In any case, thanks for your very fair, informative, and well-researched piece.
There are many Americans who reject science of all types, and climate science in particular.
So, even though storms and wildfires are becoming more frequent and deadly, these folks stand behind Trump’s eliminating the parts of the U.S. government that provide them with advanced warning signs of potentially lethal events, giving them time, if required to avoid drowning in floods being burned to death in their own homes.
When you say, “I’m a proud Trump supporter,” this is the stupidity and cruelty of what you’re claiming about yourself.
You may want to rethink that.
