Trump's Destruction of America
By kay lar
@jaylar (2952)
Kingston, Jamaica
December 26, 2025 3:55pm CST
If Trump understood World Trade, he'd never have created his 'Big Beautiful' tariffs.
What this did was encourage nations to trade with ABA... Anywhere But America. This has been beneficial to other nations, not to America.
If he grasped the fact that Putin plays him like a piano, he'd not make such an idiot of himself in the eyes of the world. Everyone knows Putin respects him as much as he does the average cockroach.
If Trump grasped that cutting Aid to various nations would prove how unreliable the US is perhaps he would not have done it. However, nations who depended on the US have now looked elsewhere.
Where other nations hold their leaders to account and impeach, charge, convict . those who misuse power, America does not.
This is because Trump is above the law as far as Americans are concerned.
It is not likely America will regain the standing it held pre-Trump.
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@celticeagle (185292)
• Boise, Idaho
26 Dec
If Trump had half a brain he wouldn't have done half what he has done thus far. He thinks his plan is the best way to go. His narcissistic personality won't let him, see the big picture nor care about the disaster he is causing around the world. He just doesn't care. He thinks that the bottom line will make it all worthwhile. We can thank the brain washed idiots who got him into office. And now he is actually stealing voting data from all the states and suing those who fight him so that he can intimidate democrats to vote his way. His corrupt regime will continue all of this until people get smart and remove him and take away his power. Until then we can thank those who voted for him.
I agree that America will not regain its standing. I also think that Trump will never fully pay for all that he has done and caused. His health is such that I wonder how much longer he will last. Then and only then can we be rid of him completely.
@celticeagle (185292)
• Boise, Idaho
28 Dec
@jaylar ........I think he will continue a lot of what Trump has going on now. It won't be much different I am afraid. I wish that 2028 would get here in a BIG hurry and we would get a Democrat in office. We need a good one to stay for a couple of terms and get things straightened out after all the harm this one is and will do.
@jaylar (2952)
• Kingston, Jamaica
29 Dec
@celticeagle it is going to be very difficult. Firstly, trade. Many countries are trading happily without the US. Secondly, relying on the US is a non-insurable risk. Thirdly, many countries do not want to be aligned with America
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@celticeagle (185292)
• Boise, Idaho
29 Dec
@jaylar .........I wonder what will happen after Trump. He has sure wounded this country.
@thedevilinme (4783)
• Northampton, England
26 Dec
To be fair the sanctions have not ramped up inflation there which is odd.
