Summary
A simple plan to ruin a man:
Background, thought-process and drivers:
Several years ago I traveled often, all over the world as part of my job. I was actually on one of the first flights out of Logan Airport following 9/11, headed to Amsterdam for 3-weeks. Now, at that time I was generally proud of our country and our ability to deal with such intense and depressing issues. When #43 decided to invade Iraq I thought it was ridiculous, but at the same time it was uniting. Maybe that was more important than truth. I served in the military and find #45 to be offensive and disrespectful across the board.
Today I am very happy that I no longer travel for work because I would feel the need to apologize for our collective idiocy in electing a complete moron to the office of president. The 45th president has many - glaringly obvious - psychological issues. The most important, the driving factor behind his personality appears to be seeking daddy's approval. He never got it. He was discarded as child and sent away to a military school. Ever since he's tried to get anyone - literally anyone - to approve of his actions, if not his character.
Is he deserving of the office? Hell no!!!
Our country is not a business or a private entity to be tweaked by a person incapable of empathy. Would it benefit from certain business practices? Of course, there are plenty of places our smartest CEO's could contribute, and many have, of course. However, entering the highest office around as a dictator absent of even a rudimentary understanding of even the simplest political position is a travesty.
For several weeks following the election I lived in denial. How did this happen? Who the F would vote for such a person? And, why in the world would one single, self-respecting woman vote for a pussy-grabbing man-baby with such esteem issues?
After plenty of reflection I realized that I lacked perspective, ironically in-part due to no longer traveling for work. Who knew that there were, and remain, so many people, so angry, disenfranchised, needing to express their woe, or just plain stupid people out there? Not me. No clue. I used to joke from company to company that "there is no room for logic and reason within these walls". The decisions made by management were often inexplicable and seemingly so short-sighted. When I became part of management and therefore part of the perceived problem by the bulk of employees, the job was less satisfying. It was at this point I started to lose that perspective.
Continuing to think about what went wrong I started to see that there are probably 16+ categories of people that voted for an idiot. In no particular order:
We could probably go on and, in fact, I did start a spreadsheet to do exactly that. But really that was just therapy and not of great value at this point in time.
The future:
Where do we go from here? The consensus is down. Sure, for quite some time we are not going to be happy. Not as angry or bleak as 45 sees things - I hope. But, still, there will be little-to-know acceptance of our country's position, direction or outward level of optimism. The latter is gone, for now. There are too many quotes to find it necessary to type them here, but the level of disrespect of our people by this president is palpable, evident.
Do I believe he will ruin our country? No, not really, because we have been through so much since our founding fathers selflessly devoted their lives to public service, for the betterment of all. Things are never as bad as they seem... or at least they have not yet been. This guy could prove that theory wrong.
Forty-five is not a thinker, to say the least - this alone is completely offensive and could come close to ruining us^. He actually exists in more of the diarrhea-of-the-mouth category of extravert, by way of Twitter most commonly. In other words the man is openly stupid. Being 100% disrespectful of so many things, people, policies and laws for most of us would be unthinkable. Certainly unsustainable; exhausting. But for the man-baby currently in office it's all just part of his make-up. Sad.
Disrespect:
So many examples, but the most recent was the speech in front of the memorial wall at Langley. How could anyone, let alone "the leader of the free world" be so incredibly disrespectful of such a large group of self-sacrificing individuals? Who knows, but it should be examined by all those capable.
I'll sign-off for now with thanks that #45 did not grab the pussy of Britain's Theresa May. Phew! Maybe when he meets with Angela Merkel, something to look forward to! Do they make cups for women? Yes, they absolutely do.
*if not a democrat then I'm certain we would all gladly settle for someone capable of utilizing logic and reason.
^ruin? well, it could happen. The absence of thought is a recipe for disaster. Add in a little self-loathing and hate for more than one group different than you, and, well, that can't wind up a good thing.
A simple plan to ruin a man:
- Purchase as many of the entities being sued by or suing #45 as you can.
- Countersue! Or fund the lawsuits beyond the adversaries capabilities.
- Ruin financially a person deserving of your (negative) attention.
- Watch him pay, go bankrupt, be impeached and ideally go to jail.
Background, thought-process and drivers:
Several years ago I traveled often, all over the world as part of my job. I was actually on one of the first flights out of Logan Airport following 9/11, headed to Amsterdam for 3-weeks. Now, at that time I was generally proud of our country and our ability to deal with such intense and depressing issues. When #43 decided to invade Iraq I thought it was ridiculous, but at the same time it was uniting. Maybe that was more important than truth. I served in the military and find #45 to be offensive and disrespectful across the board.
Today I am very happy that I no longer travel for work because I would feel the need to apologize for our collective idiocy in electing a complete moron to the office of president. The 45th president has many - glaringly obvious - psychological issues. The most important, the driving factor behind his personality appears to be seeking daddy's approval. He never got it. He was discarded as child and sent away to a military school. Ever since he's tried to get anyone - literally anyone - to approve of his actions, if not his character.
Is he deserving of the office? Hell no!!!
Our country is not a business or a private entity to be tweaked by a person incapable of empathy. Would it benefit from certain business practices? Of course, there are plenty of places our smartest CEO's could contribute, and many have, of course. However, entering the highest office around as a dictator absent of even a rudimentary understanding of even the simplest political position is a travesty.
For several weeks following the election I lived in denial. How did this happen? Who the F would vote for such a person? And, why in the world would one single, self-respecting woman vote for a pussy-grabbing man-baby with such esteem issues?
After plenty of reflection I realized that I lacked perspective, ironically in-part due to no longer traveling for work. Who knew that there were, and remain, so many people, so angry, disenfranchised, needing to express their woe, or just plain stupid people out there? Not me. No clue. I used to joke from company to company that "there is no room for logic and reason within these walls". The decisions made by management were often inexplicable and seemingly so short-sighted. When I became part of management and therefore part of the perceived problem by the bulk of employees, the job was less satisfying. It was at this point I started to lose that perspective.
Continuing to think about what went wrong I started to see that there are probably 16+ categories of people that voted for an idiot. In no particular order:
- women with zero self-esteem and/or incapable of granting office to another woman
- angry people having lost jobs due to capitalism - that's right folks, it was not due to China. The company you worked for, possibly for many, many years, owed their investors far more than they owed you. Simple. You are not entitled, and sadly those jobs will not return. Unless things either a) get so bad that you will be willing to work for less than those in other countries - you've got a long, long way to fall to arrive there. Or b) we have enough babies to overpopulate and effectively have slave labor available to us, similar to China, India and elsewhere. But, I'm assuming you would like your job back at you old salary - or more! Not... gonna... happen.
- religious and / or pro life - these people are the worst offenders to a reasonable society. The point of when life begins should not even be at issue. Why? because these same hypocrites would not donate a penny to raise the unwanted child. So, what costs society more, having a baby out there with an incapable parent or taking care of people in a way that benefits all those currently alive?
- billionaires - this is of course a very limited set of voters. But you see the ridiculous nominees and appointees coming down the pipe. The #1 question to ask any of these folks is why? Why the hell do you want to trade your current cushy existence for being in public service? I have no answer, but I would love to hear one.
- the stupid - I have long joked that roughly 35% of our citizens are, in fact, stupid. These are the folks that react without thinking, that do heroin, that have sex without a condom, sign a contract without reading it, or text while driving. They are dangerous to themselves and, in many case, to all those around them as well.
- psychotics - people that want everyone to be worse-off than they, or at least as miserable.
We could probably go on and, in fact, I did start a spreadsheet to do exactly that. But really that was just therapy and not of great value at this point in time.
The future:
Where do we go from here? The consensus is down. Sure, for quite some time we are not going to be happy. Not as angry or bleak as 45 sees things - I hope. But, still, there will be little-to-know acceptance of our country's position, direction or outward level of optimism. The latter is gone, for now. There are too many quotes to find it necessary to type them here, but the level of disrespect of our people by this president is palpable, evident.
Do I believe he will ruin our country? No, not really, because we have been through so much since our founding fathers selflessly devoted their lives to public service, for the betterment of all. Things are never as bad as they seem... or at least they have not yet been. This guy could prove that theory wrong.
Forty-five is not a thinker, to say the least - this alone is completely offensive and could come close to ruining us^. He actually exists in more of the diarrhea-of-the-mouth category of extravert, by way of Twitter most commonly. In other words the man is openly stupid. Being 100% disrespectful of so many things, people, policies and laws for most of us would be unthinkable. Certainly unsustainable; exhausting. But for the man-baby currently in office it's all just part of his make-up. Sad.
Disrespect:
So many examples, but the most recent was the speech in front of the memorial wall at Langley. How could anyone, let alone "the leader of the free world" be so incredibly disrespectful of such a large group of self-sacrificing individuals? Who knows, but it should be examined by all those capable.
I'll sign-off for now with thanks that #45 did not grab the pussy of Britain's Theresa May. Phew! Maybe when he meets with Angela Merkel, something to look forward to! Do they make cups for women? Yes, they absolutely do.
*if not a democrat then I'm certain we would all gladly settle for someone capable of utilizing logic and reason.
^ruin? well, it could happen. The absence of thought is a recipe for disaster. Add in a little self-loathing and hate for more than one group different than you, and, well, that can't wind up a good thing.
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