Kikapu wrote:Londonrake wrote:repulsewarrior wrote:...one hopes that "Americans" will come to their senses, being Americans in deed.
That's very much up to how Biden turns out I suspect.
LR, let me ask you a question.
Hypothetically, if slavery was still happening in the USA today, which President would likely to free the slaves at the risk of a civil war, Trump or Biden?
That isn't hypothetical, it's in the realm of abstract fantasy.
The principal, and absolutely relentless, criticisms of Trump over the past 4 years have primarily been about his odious character. Nevertheless, haven't there been lots of such POTUS? Wasn't Nixon a liar? The demi-god JFK a serial adulterer? LBJ a foul mouthed thug? Clinton, another (brazen) adulterer with a dodgy background? Some of them had the blood of hundreds of thousands on their hands.
Globally, what did Trump do that was so deserving of his political epitaph? He never took the US to war, despite several times when others I've mentioned would have had no hesitation. He brought US troops out of foreign countries and repatriated them. So, to me it's a mystery why he attracts such bitter hatred. People spit on the clown but nod their heads in respect to the butchers and adulterers it seems. Basically though.............................. dunno. You're the ABC man.
I suspect Biden's legacy won't be one of just personal acrimony but involve the deaths of a lot of people. Moreover, he will escape it without a hint of the sort of scathing bitterness Trump has attracted. A conundrum.
You keep trying to turn me into some sort of apologist for Donald Trump. That's not true. The reality I suggest is that you're all so fixated on his obnoxiousness you can't see the (global) wood for the trees.