“Trump is Hitler” never bothered me in a moral outrage kind of way, or in a way where my favorite rock band lead singer was being impuned in the pages of NME. I never felt great fealty for “Trump The Man.” I support his ideas and actions for America and Americans.

What bent me so sharp on “Trump Is Hitler” is the lie was being used to scare Americans of a nonexistent threat. And, that fabricated fear was then used to control Americans. And, that fear was used to create hate, both for Trump and for fellow Americans who support Trump. It was so effective so quickly.

How any purported leader of Americans condones and participates in oppressing Americans through fear is beyond moral consideration. Fear, coupled with hate. It’s evil, plainly described.

Let’s end the “Trump Is Hitler” campaign. Let’s end the fear and hate.

We’ve now got a chance to help Americans deceived by fear and hatred realize our country isn’t 24/7 adversarial and on the brink of collapse and apocalypse. We aren’t a country populated by enemies of each other. The only division between us is the purported leaders who benefit from falsified identity categorization and berating us with the falsehood anyone can be a victim and they’ll figure out how, just to be our savior.

This isn’t “deprogramming the woke mind virus” as I’ve heard many talking head pundits discussing on podcasts. We have to prove ourselves. We have to prove ourselves trustworthy and collaborative. We have to prove there’s more incentive and promise for a united people. And I have no real ideas of how to go about this. Yet.

I think the foundation is avoiding the temptation to mock the supporters of Kamala for being the supporters of Kamala. And, we need to refrain – within reason – from sustained gloating, even though it is a natural instinct for humans under years of gloating oppression and censorship to want to reciprocate. The end zone shuffle has a time limit.

We got our voice back, we want to sing it loud in celebration. And we’ve earned some celebration, being truthful. So maybe we start by judiciously and empathetically choosing the lyrics we sing. There’s one idea. I’ll have more.

As said, beyond this, I have no real ideas on how to proceed just yet. There’s lots to undo and repair in our government and country in addition to fixing the artificial tribal mistrust between Americans. I feel healing the partisan rift we’re suffering is a top priority because when our systems and institutions are restored to moral sanity we must all be able to enjoy and prosper in this new, stronger America.

Americans prioritizing Americans. That’s what I’m getting at.