i don't want to get into anything, mostly because i don't have the time to invest in any more stress.
Though, i can say that while i don't agree with everything President Trump is doing/has done, i still understand that he and his team are doing things
with reasons in mind. it's not the blind dart throwing that the media would like you to believe. Unfortunately most of the disagreements i read, see and hear against this or that are surface reasons
just to disagree with his administration. Just look at the recent "Trump takes two scoops of icecream" bullshit. That isn't to say that Trump didn't do the same thing with Obama; finding things to compliant about for the sake of complaining. if you want to disagree with the guy, that's fine, but rather than pissing all over the administration and falling back on childish insults to make your "point", why not share some alternatives and explain them for a change.
Not for laughs,
not for clicks,
not for cred and
not to bandwagon.
if the ship is sinking, quit bitching about the captain and grab a bucket!
Echo-chambers are wholly unhealthy, for you, your ideas, your country and the rest of humanity. Take the time to
listen to the opposing side. With that in mind, conduct your discourse with some amount of grace. Be polite. Don't demonize somebody or their views just because they're different. Quit falling back on ad hominems. Stop associating dissenting opinion with the worst things you can possibly imagine (ie: Nazis).
Find some common ground with your fellow American instead of trying to divide. Stomping around the street crying "Nazi" is hyperbolic. Real criticism is
constructive. The (loudest, mainstream) majority of anti-Trump isn't helpful;
it's whining and it's destructive.
if you really want to help, sit down with an individual and take some time to listen.
Slightly off topic:
Everybody could learn a thing or two from this beautiful man.
