The Gospel of Show: Faith as Performance, Cruelty as Creed
The Gospel of Show: Faith as Performance, Cruelty as Creed
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The Gospel of Show: Faith as Performance, Cruelty as Creed
Trump’s rise mirrors the old machinery of fascism—different face, same playbook. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes.
Trump’s $250M “people’s ballroom” is no monument to America, it’s a monument to himself. Vanity is the final stage of tyranny.
Millions rose to shout “No Kings” as Trump mocked their defiance — proof that tyranny can’t thrive when the people remember who they are.
A defiant call to resist tyranny as America flirts once again with monarchy in all but name.
From Kristi Noem to Trump’s National Guard stunts, the right’s hypocrisy isn’t a flaw—it’s the foundation of their power.
Trump’s latest stunt? Blaming Tylenol for autism. Ignorance, opportunism, and the collapse of reason converge in America’s political circus.
A man defined by failure When the Party of Reagan Became the Cult of Trump The Republican Party, once home to fiscal restraint and free-market wisdom, now genuflects before a man defined by failure. Trump’s tariffs tax Americans, his lies erode truth, and his followers, untethered rom reason, cheer their own decline. What was once a party of ideas is now an engine of delusion. The Republican...
Trump turns the justice system into a weapon of revenge. The Comey indictment marks a dark chapter in America’s slow march toward authoritarianism.
Are Americans free—or enslaved by their own political parties? Washington warned us. We didn’t listen. It’s time to break the chains of red and blue.