It seems like they want to turn the US into kleptocratic empire ruled by organised crime, like Russia or Angolan former dictator Jose dos Santos with his Russian family

Russians linked to Kadyrov export grain from Ukraine and “gangster” Trump wants some ‘rare earth elements’.

By the way: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_dos_Santos

Oh, you’re right

Fascist regime and power/police abuse has started.

P.S.: It seems like the US is becoming similar to Russia, kleptocratic country and organised crime in government.

The Independent is a Russian oligarch’s media

Money are just an instrument for power. These are narcissists/psychopaths/power abusers/sociopaths/gangsters/criminals

Russians and fossil fuel corporations are cheering

One is fascist narcissistic billionaire and other is felon

particularly among Venezuelan exiles who previously supported Trump

lol

Just in case: avoid ‘forex trading’ and CFDs, especially with MetaTrader and cTrader terminals.

He’s gone crazy from power. People like that are dangerous.

He acts like some Russian (criminal) government official who now owns this country and do anything in there.

The ‘Divide and rule’ strategy worked after all. Although the government could have blocked the channels for sowing hate and fear earlier

And other countries are going to crash after it, perhaps

Nice precedent for corruption

What?

Pitchforks at city hall? mean letters to white house interns? Protests that the news wont cover?

I don’t promote violence though, and I understand what do you mean. I just said to people it as a fact that he acts like a typical narcissist will do, and it’s unhealthy. You may have done the best you could, don’t bother.

Stay strong.

Depression?

What an idiot he is.

Plot twist: Trump is just looking to see if the Americans can stand up for themselves. If they remain silent and do nothing, he will continue to tighten the screws.

P.S. Need to take out a loan for Trump passport at 146% APR, lol

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By the way, some Russians (if not most of them) are also voted for Trump. They escaped fascist dictatorship only to make a fascist dictatorship “at home” (in the US).

I think, people from (toxic) collectivistic cultures are mostly uneducated and they don’t realise what trauma/abuse did to them when they lived in their authoritarian (or democratic but poor and corrupt af) home country. Add do this a propaganda that is aimed, among other things, at Russians themselves abroad, that people among their acquaintances/social networks often spread it as word of mouth. They are easily deceived. And as the result, they continue to vote for such bastards who are capable of primitively manipulating people, even in democratic elections. Although, it cannot be ruled out that they choose those people in whom they see themselves, as in the case of Putin and some Russians (like ‘identitiy politics’ or something like that).

I don’t justify them, but I would not blame voters (although people should be held personally responsible for their actions and learn to think for themselves). In working democracy with respected rule of law though, there would be a way to remove those like Trump from office almost immediately or check the votes for possible manipulation. Look, how they did it in Romania recently:

1. “Romanian presidential elections cancelled by constitutional court” - https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/romanian-presidential-elections-canceled-by-constitutional-court/
2. “EU investigates TikTok over alleged Russian meddling in Romanian vote” - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2v13nz202o

If Trump became president and the country immediately collapsed, then the question arises whether checks and balances were fair before.

Some other articles:

1. “How TikTok Almost Won the Presidency for Romania’s Far-Right Candidate” - https://vsquare.org/romania-tiktok-campaign-presidential-election-far-right-candidate-russia/
2. “TikTok still approving election disinformation ads in Ireland” - https://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/digital-threats/tiktok-still-approving-election-disinformation-ads-ireland/