Under Donald Trump’s influence, public discourse in the United States is deteriorating, with racism and prejudice becoming normalized through the use of jokes and memes. Trump’s actions, including the dissemination of an AI video depicting a prominent Democrat in a racist caricature, are a clear indication of this trend. This behavior is symptomatic of a broader pattern of breaking norms and boundaries, fueled by an agenda that favors white men and marginalizes minorities. These actions, coupled with extreme policies and a disregard for diversity, are contributing to a climate where spiteful words and discriminatory actions are being legitimized and even considered humorous.
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As I contemplate the recent claims made by psychologist niece, Mary Trump, that Donald Trump is “dementing”, I can’t help but feel a sense of sadness and concern. The idea that a former President of the United States could be suffering from such a debilitating condition is truly disheartening. It’s not just about politics or personal opinions; it’s about basic human decency and compassion.
The signs of dementia are not always easy to spot, especially in someone like Donald Trump, who has always been known for his bombastic personality and controversial statements. But when you look closely, it’s hard to ignore the evidence.… Continue reading
I can’t help but shake my head in disbelief at the recent news of a customer shooting a Chipotle worker over a dispute about guacamole in Southfield. How did we, as a society, devolve to such a point where a trivial argument over a condiment leads to such a violent and dangerous act? It’s moments like these that make me question the sanity and rationality of some individuals.
Reading through the horrifying details of the incident, where an innocent Chipotle employee was shot in the leg over guacamole, I am left feeling a mix of shock and disgust. The fact that someone would risk their freedom, their future, and potentially their life over a serving of guacamole is beyond comprehension.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood