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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI believe the Mueller report will end the downplaying/normalization of Trumps crimes.
Mueller has shown us when he indicts people, writes sentencing memos, the debates, the lies end. He leaves no doubt.
Mueller knows what kind of dystopian like world we are now living in. A world of propaganda and lies. I do not believe he will right a report that will let people twist and distort the truth. His report will be the undeniable truth. He will shut the liars up.
It has been terrifying for me watching the American people descend into madness. We all watched Trump commit high crimes. He lies to us everyday over and over again. He talks and acts like a dam fool everyday. Still, millions of Americans blindly follow him. Certain news organizations protect him. Republicans in congress break their oath of office out of fear which in turn protects Trump.
I have always wondered, how did the German people of the 1930s,1940s descend into madness? How did the American people of the South descend into madness in 1860s? Now I know how it happened.
In general, human beings cannot control or handle their emotions. Their emotions overwhelm all critical thinking, all commonsense, all natural instincts, including the instinct to survive.
Persuade people to fear, hate something or someone and in exchange offer them some type of utopia. They will follow you to hell. They will destroy themselves, their families, their country for things that are not true.
Isn't this the true story, history of mankind?
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Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)by making it seem as if the treasonous and criminal republicans and russians who stole the White House from US voters are somehow "normal."
Mr. Quackers
(443 posts)the bad guys always win.
Evil has a way of asserting itself and claiming power by using any and all means necessary.
Just what it seems like. Possibly not true.
Shell_Seas
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With all respect, I really hope you're wrong.