Trump: Not a Communist

Trump's Exasperating Traits

Despite his exasperating traits, Trump is not a communist. The ongoing election, which was made possible in part due to Trump's failure to prevent states from extending Election Day into Election Months, can be simplified to this: Trump is not a communist.

Communism in America

The concept of communism is something most Americans never imagined could come to America. Yet, many of the major tenets of the Communist Manifesto have been part of American life for a century or longer. This includes government control of education, progressive income taxes, and the effective elimination of private property by making it impossible to truly own it.

Americans and Communism

Many Americans, who prefer to call themselves Democrats or Republicans, have not only become accustomed to communism, but have also embraced it. Both parties believe in the same principles as communists, albeit to varying degrees. They believe in the redistribution of wealth and the communal responsibility for education, among other things.

Trump's Stance

Trump shares many of these beliefs, but he is not a communist. He has many plans, such as his intention to reduce the soaring cost of car insurance. However, his plan does not include ending the compulsory purchase of car insurance, which is fundamentally responsible for its high cost.

Trump's Drug Policies

Trump has also taken credit for the "beautiful" drugs he helped push, using the power of the federal government to bypass the usual safety testing protocols. This enabled drug companies to push their products on people, something that sellers of illegal drugs have never done.

Trump's Appeal

Despite his shortcomings, Trump's appeal lies in the fact that he is not a communist. This may not seem like much, but it could be everything. Trump talks a lot about many things, most of which he never follows through on. However, he is not a communist, and there is a chance that this time he will act rather than just talk.

The Choice

The choice between Trump and a communist is one that many would prefer not to make, but it is the only choice available. Perhaps a sufficient number of Americans will start to question the gradual acceptance of communism that led to the current state of affairs.

Trump's Understanding of Communism

Maybe Trump will begin to understand that the lesser of two evils is still evil, and that communism is about as evil as it gets.

Bottom Line

The discussion surrounding communism in America and Trump's stance on it is a complex one. It's clear that many Americans are grappling with the gradual acceptance of communist principles in their country. What are your thoughts on this issue? Do you agree with the points raised in this article? Share this with your friends and see what they think. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is available every day at 6pm.