First, they came for the immigrants, and I did not speak up—because I was the grandson of a migrant worker, living in constant fear of what might happen if I dared to voice any resistance. Then, they came for the … Continue reading 1938 Germany and 2026 America: Two Sides of the Same Coin
It’s not a stretch to say that some of Trump’s more casual observers might not have fully understood the extent of his abuses or the severity of his actions. Alternatively, they may have been sufficiently impressed by his influential connections … Continue reading Why Conservatives Voted for Trump In 2024: Primer
There once was a populist political party so bold,Whose campaign promises glittered like gold;But unprincipled men took the lead,Turned democracy’s engine to greed,Now the people’s voice is bought and sold. Edited by: ElRoyPoet, 2025 Reflections on a Nation Betrayed “Pride … Continue reading Mass Deportations: A history from the future
Immigrants Are Us In the rush of days, they disappear—gentle souls we hold so dear.People working at a steady pace,their quiet lives vanished and erased. We voted to rid ourselves of wrong,to make society more secure and strong.But in the … Continue reading Trump’s Border Policy versus Biden’s: Explained
There once was a republican who blamed,Thought others were causing their pain,But the truth they would see,No one else could, apparently—Peace only comes, when rage doesn’t reign. Edited by: ElRoyPoet, 2025 How Trump’s incendiary rhetoric has lead to discrimination and … Continue reading The Dehumanization of Humanity: How Political Discourse Fuels Collective Punishment
MAGA minds driven by dread,Despairing that their status has fled,So they rally against immigrants in fear.Inciting republicans to hate and to sneer—From democracy to autocracy will soon be led. “The first thing to notice is the kind of personality that … Continue reading The science behind the MAGA brain: A Reference Book
Ladies and gentlemen, friends and fellow citizens, Today, I stand before you with a simple yet profound message: If we are to salvage our democracy, we must come together and make our voices heard at the ballot box this coming … Continue reading A Democracy Apologist Campaign Speech
It’s an easy sale.It’s okay to be selfish.It’s okay to be immoral.It’s okay to blame the liberal. Foolish women like bad boys.What can they do?Stay home alone?Do they even have a voice? It’s an easy sale.It’s okay to be hypocritical.It’s … Continue reading Ring the church bell, Trump scored another sale
Once upon a time, in a country known as Democracyland, there lived two neighboring communities: Libertyville and Securitytown. These communities had different government policies when it came to borders and civil rights, making them quite distinct from one another. In … Continue reading A Tale of 2 Democracies: Liberal versus Illiberal
The southern borderis not “being invaded”.There’s not a military enemyswimming across the Rio Grande. Citizens, why do you frame humansas illegal migrants?When all they’re seekingis “humanitarian parole.” Installing razor wireis not a state’s “right of self-defense”.It’s a “crime against humanity”don’t … Continue reading Republicans don’t want to secure the border, they want to close the border!
In the depths of my passion’s flame,Rage spreads its wings—looking for blame. Lost in the tempest of my burning desire,Igniting hate and fanning the fire. But why do I still believe,That justice resides in my own pain’s reprieve? For virtue’s … Continue reading Getting Pleasure from Others’ Pain
I played all my cards.I took a chance.Let the wheel spin—where it ends—will be my fortune. If I win, I’ll play again.If I lose,whatever happens to me—will be my fault.No one else is to blame. I went for broke;the joke’s … Continue reading The American Dream: I’m All In
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