The Danger of another Donald Trump Presidency

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Ah, yes, Steve, this is probably the right attitude, having a good laugh at things.

I didn't know about that specific episode with Yogananda and Anadamoy. Yes, it is said that the training was at times pretty harsh for his disciples. But the rewards were of course overwhelming.

Am I Always objective and realistic? Always is a strong adverb, too strong I would say.

Also, semantics. Objective. The opposite of subjective. Objective= impersonal, unbiased. Subjective= personal, plausibly biased.

This semantic is leading us aways from the main context or topic. Which was: the battles we are fighting. That YOU are fighting. You alluded to this battle, which is with a high degree of probability the battle against Mr. Trump, excluding the context surrounding him, since you tiold you are not interested into the others.

So, pls elucidate, where does that lead us? What is this battle against a president who cannot be compared to the others, who must be taken as the single element on which we should focus.

What is the purpose in mentioning him and his obstensible evil qualities to the point of obsession?

We are all, in large part subjective, the subject being us and we are not objects. Now we have taken on a subject, a body and a personality. We are in some ways a prisoner of these subjects. We are desires made manifest.

We certainly can compare this president to anyone we want. But your comparison is always with Biden. Why? Why not compare Trump with Sanders, Lincoln, Washington, Gandhi, Gabbard, the Kennedy’s etc. etc. you just want to draw me into a comparison i do not choose to engage in. I do not take Trump as a single element. I’ve talked about all the others I’ve mentioned above also!

Mr. Trump does not even deserve the title president. He is an example of someone playing his wrong role this life. He is the farthest thing from a president. If you want to to talk about transgenders as you have. Let us really talk about a man who is so mixed up about his role this life that he has had a toxic transformation far worst than any one of them. He is a transpresident.

What is the purpose of mentioning him because you continue to reply and support a transpresident. Did God ever make him such when he was born? No he chose to be one. And like Jeckal and Hide 🫣 he has become a mutation error. A genetic mutation error.

[mccoy]

1) I agree that our karma made us prisoners of an individual mind with its biases, but it is also undispitable that God gave us the power to rise over our subjective biases and mental limitations. This is real objectivity, which can be pursued as emanations of God.
2) Comparisons: the real meaning of Trump is not his persona, is mental attitude and his subjective Karma,. the real meaning is how he managed to defeat a dystopic and dysfunctional theory of society supported by the radical leftists. Radical leftists = Biden, Obama, Clinton, and others, so this comparison is inevitable. Sanders and Gabbard have been thrown aside by the radical leftists because they did not want to comply with a disfunctional program to change society and the world. This is the comparison that must be made. Gandhi is not a comparison, Gandhi is a total outlier in his overwhelming coherence and ascetism.
3)Trump has been successful in catalysing the elemtns contrary to the above dysfunctional narrative. In this sense, I beg to totally differ from your thesis. He deserves to be a president, no one else, Gabbard and Kennedy included, have been able to withstand the powerful pressure of the radical leftists.
4) Transgenderism. Per see, this is not a big issue. The big issue is the DEI policy of the radical leftists, that put at risk the function of society itself. People being hired for reasons other than merit, this will disrupt any sate, society, organization. Also, minorities were given the power to prevaricate majorities. Like in biological men competing in women's sports. This is against reason and rationality.
5)I am not supporting a transpresident as you say, I am replying to your being an incessant echo chamber of the radical left. Again, I do not sympathize with this transpresident how you call him, but your attempts to demonize him are having the opposite effects on me, and on the national scale these attempts gave him total victory. So you should blame Biden, Obama, Clinton et cetera, not Mr,. Trump for his present role of president which has been a real gift of the left with their ineptitude.
6) You are still beating around the bush. What is your battle again, and it is rational or futile, it is carried out in this context to change something (futility) or to make yourself happy (self-appeasement)? Or maybe something else which escapes to my limited mental abilities? I would really like to help you here, maybe easing you out of a mental loop, maybe giving suggestions to successfully pursue your battle.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Mccoy I have responded to your last entry and with a story of an actual event that happened with Paramahansa Yogananda on debates.

It is here on the portal;

Dear Fellow Debaters,

I want you to check out "You may be right” ~ Paramahansa Yogananda on debates" on Spiritual Portal.  To view it, please click this link:

http://spiritualportal.net/index.php?topic=9803.0

A comment has also been added regarding this topic:
“You may be right”

Thanks,
Jitendra Hydonus

[mccoy]

Thanks you very much Steve for your exhaustive answer. It remains the fact that evidently you have decided to go on with your battle. Unfortunately, if I cannot help you with this battle, I may decide to retire for some time, since it pains me to be an unhelpful witness to this battle.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Thanks you very much Steve for your exhaustive answer. It remains the fact that evidently you have decided to go on with your battle. Unfortunately, if I cannot help you with this battle, I may decide to retire, since it pains me to be a helpless witness to this battle.

“You may be right Brother”.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

We all have battles in life. How do we deal with them? In the best way we know how. Whether we are faced with a battle because it comes to us uninvited or it it is caused by our own actions. Which most likely is all part of our individual karma. But if we see unfairness and insensitivity in our life and do not respond we all take the karma of that inaction with us us as well. And at times we come to an impasse on issues. A space of concern that our actions are no longer serving a useful purpose. When we once again see that they are we will act. Until that time there is nothing wrong with waiting and letting things unfold on their own. Patience and time take care of circumstances as well.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

“Beating around the bush?” Do you call this below beating around the bush? Not at all. A rational study was made on this. Will the poor and middle class suffer? Yes. Will the wealthy benefit. Of course. That has always been the policy proposals of the Republicans under a Trump regime.is this a spiritual issue. Yes. Taking the benefits and given to the rich and king their pockets while taking from the poor and those in need is a consistent strategy of the right wing party currently in control.

6) You are still beating around the bush. What is your battle again, and it is rational or futile, it is carried out in this context to change something (futility) or to make yourself happy (self-appeasement)? Or maybe something else which escapes to my limited mental abilities? I would really like to help you here, maybe easing you out of a mental loop, maybe giving suggestions to successfully pursue your battle.

WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans have unveiled the cost-saving centerpiece of President Donald Trump's “big, beautiful bill,” at least $880 billion in cuts largely to Medicaid to help cover the cost of $4.5 trillion in tax breaks.

Tallying hundreds of pages, the legislation revealed late Sunday is touching off the biggest political fight over health care since Republicans tried but failed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, during Trump's first term in 2017.

 A preliminary estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said the proposals would reduce the number of people with health care by 8.6 million over the decade. Is this a battle worth fighting? Definitely!

~ yahoo news

[Jitendra Hydonus]

NEWS: A bill in Congress cuts *billions* from Medicaid, meaning Americans could lose health care.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Trump cuts research for cancer that has already been allocated;

https://youtu.be/Pp1dqE-37X8?si=wgmrHOWvgP5SS9q8

https://www.facebook.com/share/15vHuW77du/?mibextid=wwXIfr

[Jitendra Hydonus]

See the desperation of tens of thousands of refugees fleeing Sudan’s catastrophic civil war, which has caused the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. And that crisis has gotten worse due to the Trump admin's foreign aid cuts.

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