Trump Needs To Live–In Prison
Exactly right. There are tens of millions of Americans, not to mention people around the world who are suffering as a result of his policies, who would love to see him dead, by whatever means: accident, disease, assassination, you pick it.
But that’s not a vindication of true American values.
We need to end this horrible section of U.S. history with a total repudiation of everything Trump stands for: dishonesty, cruelty, racism, corruption, obstruction of justice, and criminality in the White House. His death won’t do that.
Indictment, conviction, and imprisonment, on the other hand, will do exactly that.
The first thing anyone should do before commenting on a controversial topic is checking to make sure the facts are correct. This is especially important when the subject is so bizarre as to be beyond all credibility, as is the case here.
American Christian pastor and author John Pavlovitz is best known for his social and political writings from a liberal Christian perspective. Needless to say, he writes voluminously on Trump and his supporters, frequently describing the latter as cult members.
Scottish philosopher David Hume left us with this gem: We always disbelieve the greater miracle. We’re constantly bombarded with information that conflicts with things we believe. How do we sort this out? There is really no other way to do this other than via what Hume told us. 
Even in these days of hate, ignorance, environmental irresponsibility, greed and selfishness, there are still many good things–and they continue to get better.
Franz Jaegerstaetter was an Austrian conscientious objector during World War II, sentenced to death and executed for his refusal to fight for Nazi Germany. He was later declared a martyr and beatified by the Catholic Church.
Was Romney actually the worst Republican in 2012? That’s debatable. He got whacked after it was revealed that he had said to a private group of donors that 47% of the country would vote for Obama “no matter what, (since they feel) that the government should give them housing, food, healthcare, whatever.” That’s not good, to be sure. 
There are a few possible reactions to this, two of which are as follows:
We’ve discussed this before, but a reader asked me the question at left.
The good people at the U.S. 
