Chicago 11th of March, 2016 – Because more than ten thousand demonstrators have called Trump a racist and a bigot, supporters of Trump have been sent home instead. The fact that the Trump event was called off is a demonstration of how the political process in the United States has deteriorated to such a humiliating degree. Although Trump expressed his displeasure with the loss of his “freedom of expression,” he refused to accept any responsibility for the misuse of his own rights under the First Amendment. Protesters who attended Trump’s rallies in the past were forcibly expelled, and some of them were hit in the face as they were being taken out of the venue. Trump’s comment that he wants to hit some protesters in the face was immediately followed by that sight. Should we have the courage to inform the Trumpettes that our founding fathers cautioned that personal obligations should not be disregarded for the sake of using one’s right to free speech on their behalf? Should we have the courage to inquire of Donald if he would be willing to recall the words of his third-grade teacher, who informed him that even young boys from wealthy families would only be able to generate a great deal of fury if they release a great deal of anger? Would it be possible for us to tell Donald that the majority of Americans do not support the notion that the lives of black people are more important than the lives of all others? We also believe that the United States of America does not want to become a contemporary socialistic nanny state like Bernie Sanders’s. On the other hand, we continue to be of the opinion that our most capable politicians and leaders should, at the very least, be gentlemen, and if at all feasible, they should be statesmen. As far as I can see, Mr. Trump has never grasped the English language taught in third grade, much alone the teachings taught in third grade on how to get along with other people. It is his use of combative language, which is vulgar and inflamatory, that serves as the spark that ignites the combustible mixture of unhappy, but not so steady, American discontents. Trump is the spark that goes off in the flash pan, but we are the ones who are going to be hit by the lethal projectile that it launches on its path. Trump prides himself on the fact that his reality program, “Apprentice,” was a huge hit. The show also had a theme that was designed to provoke rage, and it was built on the harsh and unwelcome concluding words, “You’re Fired.” At the same time that he was appealing to the most fundamental concept of women, he displayed the beautiful women, whom he considered to be “bimbos,” for the world to fawn over and assess as worthy or unworthy. This was the worst example of thinking that could be found in the third grade. Is this an illustration of how he would handle matters pertaining to foreign policy? Is this his plan in a world that is just as unstable as the one we live in, where other bullies like himself, Russia, North Korea, Communist China, and Iran, to name a few, would mount a response to a Trumpian foreign policy not with 10,000 protestors but with armies of over 2,000,000 and a scattering of fully armed nuclear ballistic missiles? Some individuals are considered to be bimbos by Trump, while others are seen to be fools, losers, little, morons, and foolish. Is it possible that ten thousand people had the impression that he was speaking to them and thus came to inform him that he could walk away from the fire? How can you explain to millions of people in the United States that a desire to be angry would not enable them to become the finest president? If the experience of this writer is any indication, I can state without a doubt that no matter what you say to those who support Trump, it will always and only make them furious. It is quite clear if you look at the tweets and the social media sites. The seeds of the protestors’ “anger” were clearly sown by the brawler, nasty tongued, and belittler of the noblest of people, Mr. Donald Trump. No one would argue that MoveOn.org and Bill Ayers may have played a part in mustering the protestors, but it is clear that the seeds of their “anger” were planted by him. Will the contender who earned a third-grade grade withdraw from the race before it plunges the country into a national brawl? In addition, those individuals who are well aware of the fact that if they do not support a single real conservative contender, Trump will emerge victorious, and the United States of America would suffer a defeat. You should not get enraged; instead, you should vote for Ted Cruz, who has the ability to flip the liberal movement on its head via unrelenting drive and conviction. Make haste to inform Mr. Trump, who claims that he reads the Bible every day, that he should read the following paragraph. If you are able to do so. I will demonstrate the salvation of God to the person who conducts his discourse in an appropriate manner, and to the one who offers praise, I will glorify myself. “(Psalm 50:23)” Since the year 2005, Michael Bresciani has been serving as the publisher of American Prophet.org. It is because of the articles and reports written by Reverend Bresciani, as well as the contributions of some of the most talented writers and journalists in the United States, as well as the news and reviews that the website has acquired the moniker of “The Website for Insight.” His timely reports and writings have been published in print and online journals and magazines and have been read by millions of people all over the world and nationwide. Please follow us on both Facebook and Twitter.
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