I think it is worrying how much self-interest has infiltrated our society, pulling us away from genuine relationships and respectful conversations. We need to work towards a shared awareness that prioritizes honesty over some people's ego.

We should all feel sickened.

We can call it, history in motion or also society that forgets comes back to repeat its mistakes.

The territory is the same, but its inhabitants change, they mix, over time, they define a national identity, one and diverse, language, culture, social, economic and political system, but that in turn, does not interrupt, other mixtures and eventually, other changes.

His discretionary powers is definitely average, he makes the wrong call most of the time and defends it when it backfires.

He might be a smart businessman, if not lucky, but a very poor president. I think Trump might go down as the worst president in US history.

He's so bad as a president that his ill-advised moves is not only affecting the US but the world. Think the tarrifs, the wars, especially this with Iran, etc. there's a reason he's the only president of the US who's never held any political office before assuming the presidency.

I guess people underestimate the power of experience and overestimate the power of fame and pomp, that's why they voted Trump.

I think you may be on track here. Seen a post on another social today. It condemned what Trump said about killing a civilization. There was a response with likes that said something to the effect of we should make a hole out of Iran. It is a cult movement!

You know, I always believed that if people didn’t amplify what Trump said—even when speaking against him—the guy wouldn’t be so aggressive in his behavior. I’m probably wrong, since he would find a way to make himself noticed, I know, plus the man has television networks under his control. But that possibility could be real.

By the way, the Pope condemning Trump reminds me of the rulers in my country blaming the United States for all our problems, especially in the part where you say “as if Trump cared.” We’ve spent years without producing anything, and yet condemning is supposed to be the solution to the problem.

Sincerely speaking the part that really stuck with me most isn’t even about Donald Trump specifically, but the idea that he’s not some outlier he is a reflection. That’s a harder thing to sit with It is easy to point at one person and say that is the problem,but a lot harder to admit that the environment allowed that kind of personality to rise.

Trump is a reflection of modern society.

Trump's agenda is supported by almost 80 million Americans. He is the pimple on the pustule of their wishes and desires.

His supporters are not all slack jawed yokels. There are many so called Christian Nationalists. Upright uptight and perverse in their lust for power.

Not to mention the tech bro's and billionaire cabal that bought the presidency.

The corruption seems pretty systemic at this point in time.

Americans have the guns but no idea how to use them. They all quote the 2nd amendment but cannot see that a coup has taken place right under their noses. Trump is a tyrant by any measure and the other branches of government have proven to be powerless.

The January 6th insurrection is a mere footnote of the American experiment.

The constitution needs a rewrite to avoid the same scenario in the future...assuming American has a future?

Before any American is elected to be the president they should have a mental evaluation. Trump is a criminal amongst other things. This war on Iran is a distraction from the Epstein files as well as a grab for even more money and power.

The world is watching.

If I had written something like this 15 to 20 years ago it would seem outlandish and outrageous but today it's reality.

A liar is worse than a theif.
A theif may steal your money but a liar will steal your reality.

America is cooked.

Not to be "that guy", but it's disc golf. Frisbee is a registered trademark of the Wham-O corporation, so somewhere along the line they moved away from calling it that. I'm not even sure Wham-O makes discs for disc golf. I saw that people are calling for others to protest in Washington tonight given what was said this morning. The problem is I don't think there is a single person who says "you know what, those people protesting made me change my mind about how right I think the president is". Until that happens, I don't think it really matters.

Skill issue. I'd love to be able to help people without consequences.

While I do think free speech is very important, there is some nuances to that. One could argue that it's only trash talk, but coming from one of the most powerful men in the world? It opens doors. And not everyone is just talk and no doing. The more the talk becomes accepted, the easier it turns into action. Same goes for racism and such. It's not only about being able and allowed to say whatever one seems fit, but what comes after it.