@Eridanos:
since most of them are about how people hate him or think he will ruin the economy or how he is a danger to the known world.
All of which is true. In fact, the sheer chaos of Trump's administration is already destabalizing the globe, and he hasn't even been inaugurated yet. It's nothing compared to the corruption, but it is still important.
@Eridanos:
That stuff turns out to be quite tiring after certain point. You must concede me that.
It might be tiring, but due to the FBI and geography the US elected a person who is a never ending disaster.
@Eridanos:
What I don't understand is why you guys make this issue bigger, all this media and all this bitterness…Do you really feel scared about Trump?
Trump's three most prominent campaign promises are: send Mexicans back to Mexico/build the wall, ban all Muslims from coming into the country, and a nation wide stop and frisk policy. He literally campaigned on kicking out Hispanics and Muslims and harassing black people out of public spaces. That is fucking terrifying.
Not all of us have the luxury of reacting to his explicit threats with "Well maybe he won't do the stuff he openly promised to." And by the by, once he's finished with black people, he's going to come after LGBT people.
Of course that is just domestically. Internationally he's already promised to expand America's nuclear arsenal, advocated for our military to commit war crimes, promised to revive 18th century colonialism, and said he'd go to war with just about every country on the planet. He isn't even inaugurated and China is already belligerently throwing its weight around.
So yeah, fucking terrifying.
@Eridanos:
All that loud speech is just populism, just promises…just 'fancy jargon to the masses'.
Ha! No. When politicians make public promises, they actually do their best to achieve them. Private behind the door promises are garbage and easily broken. It's the ones made in public that are binding. And he's staffed his cabinet with people that are going to implement the most extreme versions of his promises.
@Eridanos:
The President of the United States has to answer to others, he will be unable to deliver all he promised and you can start seeing it now.
The president of the US is only constrained by the norms that have accrued over 200 years. Trump doesn't even know the norms well enough to flout them. And he will be working with a congress that would approve killing every American's first born child if it meant they could do entitlement cuts.
@Eridanos:
If you really want to hit Trump hard, pressure him to deliver all his promises regarding the economy and America's well-being and hold him accountable if he doesn't. All this bad rep some democrats are throwing at him could backfire if he happens to deliver. So I say keep a discreet stance and analize his moves.
Well he can't deliver. His economic promises are all fairy tales. But George Bush also promised a lot of fairy tales and we wound up in a global depression with two (at the time) endless wars. That's about the best outcome from the Trump administration.