Jaskalas
Lifer
- Jun 23, 2004
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REVEALED: 'Lost' white supremacist MAGAbomber thought USA 'was going down the toilet'
Trump did one thing right. He knew how to connect to people. Sure, he's the wrong person with the wrong message. But it is an arena we must compete in. The poor and desperate masses who we must triage to stem this epidemic of trickle down suffering, before more people fall off the deep end and let their depravity turn into violence. People who are lost can still be found, and saved. Trump said he'd protect them. He lied. He offered scapegoats and false promises. We can do better.
In a better world, they would look to us for salvation with real solutions, not the charlatan who only offered them lies and hate.
Trump's is the easy path. Ours the more difficult one. Yet the good work must still be done. For only ruin and madness await a nation who continues down Trump's path. Anyone who cares about the future must see it, that we must carry on the work of reaching out to save those in need. No matter their disease. Our duty is to the people. Trump said he'd be there for them, but we are the ones who must actually do it.
- He is an avid Trump fan with an interest in bodybuilding who says he is a member of the Seminole tribe
- His lawyer said tonight he is 'lost and sick individual’ who isolated himself from his family but eventually 'found a father' in President Trump
- Ronald Lowy, who represented Sayoc in previous cases, said he demonstrated 'clear signs of mental illness'
- His former employer at a pizza restaurant said he identified as a 'white supremacist' and an Anti-Semitic who wanted to purify society and believed all gay people 'should be put on island and burned'
- In the 1990s, Sayoc traveled the country and worked as a male stripper after failing to become a pro wrestler
- Sergio Menezes, who struck up a conversation with Sayoc back in August, told how he was unhappy at being priced out of Miami because of 'immigrants' moving in and blamed the Democrats for society's problems
- Sayoc blamed Barack Obama and the Democrats on American Culture 'going down the toilet'
Trump did one thing right. He knew how to connect to people. Sure, he's the wrong person with the wrong message. But it is an arena we must compete in. The poor and desperate masses who we must triage to stem this epidemic of trickle down suffering, before more people fall off the deep end and let their depravity turn into violence. People who are lost can still be found, and saved. Trump said he'd protect them. He lied. He offered scapegoats and false promises. We can do better.
In a better world, they would look to us for salvation with real solutions, not the charlatan who only offered them lies and hate.
Trump's is the easy path. Ours the more difficult one. Yet the good work must still be done. For only ruin and madness await a nation who continues down Trump's path. Anyone who cares about the future must see it, that we must carry on the work of reaching out to save those in need. No matter their disease. Our duty is to the people. Trump said he'd be there for them, but we are the ones who must actually do it.