my reason

[rainman2]

fag concerns 

The vile and nastiness continues.

Thanks for continuing to show your sexual problems and issues to plop nation!
Nothing to be proud of!
Real men don't do this!

Please learn to banter constructively instead of repeating issues that have already been dealt with!

The countdown clock starts now!  Waiting for more whining and crying at 0900 when the meltdown begins!

Until later on drew

[rainman2]

trump is  the most  un-American president in our history. Anyone supporting him makes them un-American.
If only our Founding Fathers could see what trump is trying to do to destroy this country.
If you do

What are the top 3 things he has done that are un-American?

Since you asked!

Here's 5!   


1. Undermining Democratic Processes and ElectionsOverturn ing Election Results: Critics and legal scholars heavily denounced Trump's extensive campaigns to reject and overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. This included pressuring election officials to "find" votes and promoting claims of widespread fraud without evidence. Legal experts labeled these efforts as a political coup against the U.S. Constitution.Voti ng Restrictions: Executive actions and supported policies aimed at making voting more restrictive—such as requiring stricter documentary proof of citizenship to register—have been called an un-American overreach designed to silence minority and disabled voters.

2. Attacks on the Free Press and Institutional NormsThe Media as the "Enemy of the People": Trump’s routine vilification of journalists and news outlets has been fiercely criticized by press freedom advocates. Free speech organizations argue that attacking the media and suggesting that critical news networks should have their licenses revoked directly violates the First Amendment and is a hallmark of authoritarianism rather than American democracy.Defying the Judiciary and Rule of Law: Critics argue that installing personal attorneys across the executive branch, attempting to deter law firms from taking cases challenging his administration, and defying federal court orders constitute a frontal assault on the rule of law.

3. Targeting Constitutional Protections and Civil RightsAttempting to End Birthright Citizenship: Trump's recurring executive orders aimed at ending birthright citizenship—which is guaranteed under the 14th Amendment—have drawn fierce backlash from civil rights groups. Constitutional lawyers argue that attempting to bypass the Constitution via executive fiat is fundamentally un-American.Immigration and Dehumanizing Language: His use of wartime authorities (like the Alien Enemies Act) to implement mass deportations, the detention of migrants on church properties, and his rhetoric describing undocumented immigrants as "poisoning the blood of our country" have been condemned. Critics note this language mimics historical white supremacist and authoritarian rhetoric, violating the traditional American ideal of being a nation of immigrants.

4. Religious and Ethnic ExclusionThe "Muslim Ban": During his first term, the executive order placing a travel ban on several Muslim-majority nations was widely condemned. Detractors argued that a "total and complete shutdown" based on religion directly violated the American principle of freedom of religion.Nativism and "America First" Ideology: Sociological and political analysts argue that his "America First" platform operates as a form of exclusionary nativism. They claim it fractures public trust, creates racial and cultural hierarchies, and actively unwinds the civil rights progress achieved in modern American history.

5. Foreign Policy and Democratic Alliances Embracing Autocrats: Critics from both political parties have argued that Trump’s foreign policy undermines traditional American leadership. His public skepticism toward historic democratic alliances like NATO, combined with his praise for authoritarian leaders (such as Vladimir Putin), is frequently cited as a betrayal of traditional American values of promoting global democracy and human rights.