by Marion Marks
“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone, and my supporters wouldn’t leave me.” – Donald J. Trump
Admitting publicly that committing an act of murder would be acceptable by any group, much less an entire major political party, should be abhorrent to an entire culture. The filters of the media should still echo cries of the foul nature of these words, spoken by anyone of authority. There is NO condition where this statement is acceptable, but too many people remain silent.
Immediate questions we must ask of people who believe these words are acceptable should begin with:
- Can this person qualify to own a lethal weapon? (Perhaps he’s not eligible to own a gun?)
- Is this person in need of a mental evaluation? (Has he had a break with reality?)
- Would this person be a threat to incite a riot or other group chaos? (perhaps he has already!)
The last thing I would do is limit a sane person’s right to defend himself by attacking the Second Amendment. But such new levels of deranged action, racism, Read more
by Marion Marks
An illustrated Donald Trump, and his current branded campaign promoting conservative family values carrying a large voters base, sold as the desire for “greatness,” is, however, running off the rails. For any factual observer, Trump’s campaign never addresses specific issues related to social or political progress, because in the world of “those illegal immigrants who are taking all our stuff,” equality and basic human decency, and the 
As night follow day, we seem to repeat the same tragic logic, refighting battles over Second Amendment rights and