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How will Polish-American relations change if Trump is elected president again? [809]
Sticking to the American form of government, the
Constitution of the United States of America maintains a sworn obligation
and built-in responsibility to safeguard its citizens from both the excesses
of State powers as well as harm from her enemies, both foreign or domestic.
Without such safeguards, might as well call it jungle rule and chuck the
US-Constitution right out the window.
While the Trump/Putin analogy does beg comparison, Trump's plans for
acquiring non-US territories such as Greenland, perhaps even English-speaking
Canada, surely point uncomfortably closer to The Fuehrer's designs on much of the civilized
world for the sole purposes of fulfilling his own ideological agenda as well as enriching
the Reich. Hitler had no respect for the rule of law, neither does Trump, with Putin following
a close second. Hitler threw infantile tantrums if he felt he wouldn't get his way and Trump's
not too different. Hitler, maybe Putin as well, felt he had solely himself to answer to, only the for-
mer had a deep and abiding contempt for Christianity, in particular, the idea of "conscience".
Hitler believed that empathy was tantamount to weakness, so does Trump. The only key difference
between the two men (Putin included) is that Hitler believed in the concept of a Father State which
would provide for its citizens whereas Trump, as with Reagan, believes in small government, coded
language for "Yer on yer own, pal!!! Ya can't make it by yerself, well, get rich quick or starve to death
on yer own time!"
