{UAH} Do Trump supporters actually listen to, and understand, what he says?

Judy Rofe,

Trump tells a group at a Michigan rally that "women tell me" about how they have to repeatedly run their dishwashers. "Remember the dishwasher? You'd press it, boom! There'd be like an explosion. Five minutes later you open it up, the steam pours out," he said. "Now you press it 12 times. Women tell me ..." the president said. "You know, they give you four drops of water ..."

That is just such mortifying stuff. Furthermore, it's dangerous … all that steam and oh my God, those poor women ...!

On the opposite side of the spectrum, with a comparative mentality portraying the absence of the severity of the coronavirus, trump said U.S. officials believe "we have it all under control," adding that it's a "very small problem in this country." Seriously?

Most groundbreaking individuals will consistently attempt to see past their own ideological visual impairment so they can put themselves into the shoes of those with whom they can't help but disagree. That is an exceptional characteristic. In typical times it's a quality I would applaud but these times are far from typical. These times are fraught with danger. Under trump, American laws, news media and even a portion of the American people are under ambush, to say nothing of American democracy. People are frightened of talking to other people because they might have their teeth knocked down their throats if they so much as mention the word trump!

The weed of Trumpism manifested some time before he even entered legislative issues. The evidence was already there as awareness sounded an alarm at the ascent of the backlash among right-wingers who are profoundly hostile and angry and significantly panicked by the writing on the demographic wall.

In the past, it was enthusiastically prescribed that America at least attempt to "comprehend" these individuals, that it may buoy a certain awareness that in this manner, a compromise could be reached in order to close the chasm. It would be champion to figure "understanding" may very well fix America. But when was the last time you heard a right-wing supporter talk about the need to understand you?

It is an ordinary thought on ordinary occasions. But as I stated, these occasions are not ordinary.

The rest of you have the moral high ground on which to stand. You clearly see the same demographic writing on the wall that every trump follower sees, but where it causes deep-rooted anger and fear in them, it leaves you invigorated. Those are core American virtues.

trump devotees hear of and are then fervently encouraged by their illustrious leader to see a nation in demographic peril, so they look for a country where those who frighten them can be standardised into redundancy. Yet, you are enlivened to see the nation that will ascend from this melting pot of angst and hostility. That is on the grounds that change does not frighten you as it does them. They don't need to understand trump and his rhetoric and they don't need to be understood.

What they need is to be defeated

Allan

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