The test of human resilience is always a wonder. During times of personal struggle, I always look back in history to learn about how ancestors survived hardship; to later thrive. History may not always repeat itself exactly, but it does rhyme. One lesson I know for a fact is that it is never worth it to capitulate to evil at any price; our souls are priceless.
It's almost as if we're in two different countries. That of Trump, his war, Epstein, ICE and his regime-like administration, and then there are the many of us who are outside this bubble. We do not look on in wonder or amazement; we look on in horror as our country is being wrecked by these vandals. We are being tested, and there must be a day of reckoning. There must be consequences.
Our ability to hold up under stress is a test of our resilience.
Thank you.
The test of human resilience is always a wonder. During times of personal struggle, I always look back in history to learn about how ancestors survived hardship; to later thrive. History may not always repeat itself exactly, but it does rhyme. One lesson I know for a fact is that it is never worth it to capitulate to evil at any price; our souls are priceless.
It's almost as if we're in two different countries. That of Trump, his war, Epstein, ICE and his regime-like administration, and then there are the many of us who are outside this bubble. We do not look on in wonder or amazement; we look on in horror as our country is being wrecked by these vandals. We are being tested, and there must be a day of reckoning. There must be consequences.
Good, brief explanation of what this unnecessary war by Trump is doing to us and our country.
Much of the anti-Iran war sentiment is anchored by distrust of the "judgement" of Trump et al.
A normal human being as president, who advanced pressure on the regime without blowing it to hell, would be broadly supported.