Citizens of the United States are living in a time where reason has taken a back seat, and facts have become the enemy. Luckily, other countries are fighting the good fight by sticking to the facts. I wish the figurehead in The Whitehouse in 2020 had a capacity for reason. Unfortunately, narcissists cannot employ logic in their daily lives. If a person likens himself with Abraham Lincoln, who also had skeletons in his closet, it’s clear that their ego has inflated beyond repair. ...

The COVID-19 virus has exposed fundamental flaws in the winner take all Capitalism-backed system in the United States. We are seeing a massive amount of deaths and are having fights about whether we should wear masks. The answer is yes; we should wear a mask when appropriate. Here are a few of the problems U.S. citizens are facing thanks to the current system. Exposure to the virus is forced The expectation in many workplaces is that people who are sick will work. It’s not written in employment contracts, but companies don’t hire extra people so they can deal with schedule changes. Many businesses act like doing business is a life or death situation. These irresponsible businesses can’t imagine missing a dollar because someone is sick. ...

Hello, citizens of the United States and citizens of other countries that have lost the plot. Why does a country exist if not to benefit the people that live in that country? The citizens of a country must obey the rules of the country in which they reside. The social and codified contracts that exist between citizens of a country should benefit the whole and not the few. The United States is so far behind the curve on understanding the practices that make a country great that it’s absurd. ...

I live in the United States. Things are getting weird here. What used to be a reasonable country that placed a high value on science, morals, and upstanding character has fallen into disarray. What happened? Why did the United States elevate stupidity as a virtue? I have a couple of theories. Humans are inherently lazy? All the challenging work is done In the early years of the United States, there were plenty of clear challenges available for the masses. Our country was being built from the ground up with a new purpose, innovative ideas, and everyone wanted a piece of the action. In contrast to the present day, we have completed the big projects, and now we’re in maintenance mode. We the people need new, shiny, and lofty ideas that everyone can get behind. ...

I am having a tough time with this 2020 reality. I’m not having the tough time that many people are. I’m incredibly lucky to be working full-time without interruptions. I’m able to work remotely and social distance with little effort. I’m getting more done now than I have in the past year. I have fewer distractions and am hyper-focused as of late. Unfortunately, I have been incredibly negative as I watch the chaos reported across the country. It’s nauseating to see all the hate, fear, and loathing foment into a torrent of emotions on all sides. I don’t understand why people can’t look at the misinformation, discard it, and move on with their lives. ...

We are not enemies We are co-pilots, in this world We have wings that make us fly Our struggles are shared Our problems are ours We must work together We must prevail We are not powerless As some will say We are powerful We are stronger We are one We are not enemies We are united We will stand We will take our liberty We will see justice We are Indivisible We are one

We’re sitting on a big pile of pipe bombs. Our society is boiling, and there is a large group of citizens that want to keep it boiling. Trump’s election was made possible by running ads like this and claiming that the government is the enemy. Trump’s entire tenure as president consists of enemies like The Evil Press, The Clintons, George Soros, Mexicans, Globalists, and any other scapegoat that serves his current purpose. If it’s an enemy that will rile up his base at a rally, then it’s an enemy worth having. ...