Donald Trump the Victim

Donald Trump as a victim is a narrative many reject. Yet his rise was shaped by an emotionally distant father, Fred Trump, and the ruthless mentorship of Roy Cohn. In 1970s America—an era marked by aggressive business tactics, blurred legal ethics, and permissive sexual norms—power was learned through dominance, not restraint. To understand Trump’s methods, one must examine the culture and figures that molded him.

ICE versus the Nazis

ICE agents acting on behalf of President Trump are behaving in many similar ways to the Nazis. Renee Good was murdered by ICE agent Johnathan Ross because the use of heavily armed agents to enforce a non-criminal civil matter constituted an illegal abuse of power. By initiating an unlawful confrontation, authorities created a volatile situation they could not later justify as self-defense. The incident is framed as a grave violation of constitutional limits, civil rights, and the abuse of power