What History Tells Us about Trump's DISASTER Presidency

The people of Germany stood by and made excuses while Hitler rounded up millions of their neighbors and slaughtered them. This kind of complacency is happening in the United States when it comes to Trump and the Republican party that is in power now.

What history tells us is… that people are always too slow to realize and act on a crime in progress

Brown shirts Sounds like ice to me.

More than 1.2 million Americans died from Covid that spread during Trump's first term. We did worse than almost every other country due to his lack of leadership. Does anyone know if he was in favor of masking or opposed? In favor of vaccines or opposed? In favor of closing public gatherings or opposed? How many will die in his second term from war, famine and disease? This is class genocide—a war against the working class (being replaced by technology), the displaced poor, the elderly who are seen as draining public funds provided by the top 20%.

Remove EVERYTHING - EVERYONE linked to trump.

Thanks. Trump dogma is without truth/facts/ethics. It's crap and must be flushed down.

The reason I don't ask "What else can go wrong?" is because I always get an answer.

Having lived in London for 90% of my 72 years, from what I've heard, the bombing of civilian areas leads also to a determination not to be ruled by such evil people. That is particularly felt in Ukraine, where most of the population can remember being ruled by Russia, with considerable cruelty.

Denial has destroyed successful kingdoms, dynasties and countless families.

As historians trace how 1930s Germans dismissed rising zealots as mere clowns; Americans confront their own populist surges that sneer at elites and stoke humiliation; yet when those wounded crowds pivot from grievance to vengeance the fulcrum shifts and the danger sharpens; and so the moral weight falls on citizens choosing whether to resist or rationalize indecent power as it hardens.