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David's avatar

As a Canadian I both appreciate your condemnation and feel you are being a little naive in exactly the same way that Elizabeth does, that is I too think it is too late for the USA (not America) to pull back from deeper violence.

From the outside observer that I am (we are not crossing that border for anything) it appears there now is a momentum in MAGA including supporters (in the USA but also in Russia and Hungry, in the growing fascist movements in France, in Britain, in Scandinavia (!)) that may be unstoppable outside of hot confrontation.

Our Canadian military now preparing for USA intervention, something that has never happened (novelists have imagined however); this week Trump is back to threatening 100% tariffs unless our government bends to his will when it comes to trade.

The feeling is that a kind of civil war within the USA may not be far off: should the President call the military into the streets ….

Thank you for your rage and guidance, your reflections are helpful.

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Firstly great to see you here again AC .. its down to me having to take time out now and again but the last month or so America has propelled me back here like a rocket to the moon. As expected every single word you write is endorsed by truth the only one line I would disagree with is that it’s not too late for America to pull back. I believe a rubicon moment has happened across the world not totally because of Trump but more the system that has allowed this moment in time to flourish like an extinct beast ! The fact that Russia captures Trumps demented imagination more than Europe speaks volumes. These words resonate “ One of the most salient facts to stand out in the rage of events is that the US constitutional arrangements have to be reformed to prevent another Trump ever again being in a position to license murder on the streets in the name of a politics “ Thank you AC for this needs to be shared ..

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