@Fashion-at-cost
I can't reply directly anymore to your comment, since your comments have been flagged or something.
Anyway, thanks for at least agreeing to some of my points and facts. Can't have a meaningful discussion if everyone has their own facts.
To your other points:
> he explicitly has said he is not going to implement, such as abortion measures.
He is the reason why Roe v Wade was killed. He might not further introduce abortion measure this year, but he might do before 2028, so you can't take his word for it.
> Can you present anything to back the claim that “Trump is a catastrophe for America”, or that American have been harmed in any way, much less the “democratic future” of the country?
Some things so far:
- Cutting medical science funding means harms to patients, e.g. those in the middle of medical trials.
- Cutting VA funding directly harms veterans.
- Letting a bunch of teenagers working for Doge get access to your private information, increases your risk of identity theft and worse. One of the guys working for Musk had a history of providing tech support to a cybercrime ring.
- Ignoring judges' orders and not following due process and the rule of law undermines democracy.
- Pardoning J6ers sends a clear message that political violence is OK - which harms America's democracy.
The bottom line is why wait till 2028 to decide whether his actions harmed America, when the trends are clearly visible now that his actions will be catastrophic if they are not reigned in now. And he has a track record from his first term. That should also count for something. Would you rehire someone who was terrible the first time around?
Another way to think about this: You sit in your room and you notice a small fire near your curtains. Would you want to wait to see what happens or would you not try to put it out as quickly as possible?
I can't reply directly anymore to your comment, since your comments have been flagged or something.
Anyway, thanks for at least agreeing to some of my points and facts. Can't have a meaningful discussion if everyone has their own facts.
To your other points:
> he explicitly has said he is not going to implement, such as abortion measures.
He is the reason why Roe v Wade was killed. He might not further introduce abortion measure this year, but he might do before 2028, so you can't take his word for it.
> Can you present anything to back the claim that “Trump is a catastrophe for America”, or that American have been harmed in any way, much less the “democratic future” of the country?
Some things so far:
- Cutting medical science funding means harms to patients, e.g. those in the middle of medical trials.
- Cutting VA funding directly harms veterans.
- Letting a bunch of teenagers working for Doge get access to your private information, increases your risk of identity theft and worse. One of the guys working for Musk had a history of providing tech support to a cybercrime ring.
- Ignoring judges' orders and not following due process and the rule of law undermines democracy.
- Pardoning J6ers sends a clear message that political violence is OK - which harms America's democracy.
The bottom line is why wait till 2028 to decide whether his actions harmed America, when the trends are clearly visible now that his actions will be catastrophic if they are not reigned in now. And he has a track record from his first term. That should also count for something. Would you rehire someone who was terrible the first time around?
Another way to think about this: You sit in your room and you notice a small fire near your curtains. Would you want to wait to see what happens or would you not try to put it out as quickly as possible?