jeetoid

> his public persona is essentially that of an angry baby

pure projection on your part

> Might makes right with these people.

As though the entire Biden administration that precedes him doesn't play by this exact principle?

What is the alternative reality that the rest of the world or opposing parties in the US supposedly lives by? In what world does someone have to live at the behest of their opponents and professed haters and simply acquiesce and do whatever they say?

More than half the US agrees given the choice even after term and seeing his opponent serve as VP. Yes I'm suggesting that he is better and asserting that the histrionic response is divorced from reality.

I don’t think deportation is evil. In fact I applaud this.

You’re unhinged and breaking HN rules, sorry. I’m not the one cursing.

I give you an example of one of the worst public crimes in recent memory, that was only possible because we’ve been shoddily enforcing deportations

Any reasonable person does.

> Now you've de-emphasized dealing with criminals

By any reasonable account, criminals were already de-emphasized.

A woman was burned alive on the subway by an illegal immigrant. That only happens when law enforcement has been categorically denied the opportunity to punish law breakers of all stripes.

I've had to actually diagnose myself a couple times after seeing a string of doctors and even specialists. It's baffling how bad my experience has been and it's not just one specialty, and I have good insurance too.

It's exactly how you describe, short appointments that are hard to come by and a general skepticism and aloofness from my doctors.

This happened continuously during the Biden administration when they formed an entire network of public-private censorship and liberals told us “freedom of speech does not mean freedom of reach.” You can also reference the entire saga of Russiagate, and litany of lawfare against Trump that was looking for every and any way to jail him and his family.