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Let Not the Beast Trump

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Sometimes, I just don't know where Trump is coming from. Where his views came from and why does he think the rest of the world is out to get America. Instead of helping people understand, love and protect each other, his mission is to destroy every fabric of cultural tolerance and understanding in humankind. 

It challenges my belief system, it makes me wonder if I was right to be loving instead of hating, makes me think that I am looking Evil right in the eye...in the form of a picture or through the lens of a camera. 

But if it is an indication, it shows that the world still needs much help. That there is a large number of people, not just in the United States, but all around the world, that chooses hate over love. Our work on this planet is being undone by a man who views the world, his allies, as potential threat and enemy. His rhetoric is almost unbelievable when you listen to him talk or have a quick look at his Twitter account. 

It makes Christians wonder why God had placed such a man on earth or in the White House, and Buddhist think that meditation, perhaps, may not do much to help disenchanted people. 

Or maybe it is our chance to see WHY these people chose him. There MUST be a reason. I always try to see two sides of the fence before picking one and I've tried to see his side. And I feel like I have always picked one, instead. There are too many reasons to distance myself from people like Trump, although I am possibly working with people who think like him, and they call it patriotism. 

It is not wrong to be patriotic but it is wrong to say you want to destroy people. That's bullying and things that the mafia and thugs would do. And aren't we over that era yet? Or is he trying to bring back the Mafia days? I just don't know. It dwindles down on my belief that there are more good people out there than bad ones. 

But to feel that way only indicates that we have lost...and we don't want people like Trump to feel like they're triumph. If they were cocky before, imagine after they feel like they've won the war. Just imagine. I hope the world will return to as much normalcy as possible after this beast is removed from the White House. I can't, personally, wait for it to happen, if not for peace-loving Americans, then for human beings all around the world. 
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