The Cult of Trump

The word “cult” denotes a group whose members have lost their capacity to think for themselves, and who have become slaves to a black-and-white reality in which the leader’s ideas are always right, regardless of evidence to the contrary, and those who reject him are fools, or, more commonly, representatives of evil.
The author of four books on the subject who is interviewed in the video below is an expert in this space. I use the word “expert” carefully, but who could be more qualified? He was a Jewish kid who, in 1974, bought into the cult of Sun Myung Moon whose message, among others, is the Holocaust was required to rid the Earth’s population of Jewish vermin. He eventually realized that he’d been conned.
Best of luck to the totally socked-in Trump supporters. May they be granted the luxury of self-inspection.

When my wife read my post from the other day on
From 2GreenEnergy supporter Rafael Quezada who notes:
The answer is largely that the health insurance industry has an extremely powerful lobby that makes the idea of nationalized healthcare an impossibility.
What Pete Seeger says here is, of course, 100% true. But just look around and see for yourself how far we are from any concept even remotely approaching his idea.
“The insult is likely a misspelling of the word ‘milquetoast,’ which is an adjective used to describe a feeble or meek person.”
The gentleman shown here parading the Confederate flag through the U.S. Capitol has been ordered to report to prison to commence his three-year sentence.
Namibia is one of the poorest countries on Earth, with 20% of its population living on less than $2.15 per day.
If you had to reduce the U.S. Republican party platform down to a single idea, you might simply take the words in the meme here, and choke the very life out of them. GOP politics revolves around ridiculing anyone who is, even in the least, concerned about other people’s pain.