Understand USA: Americans can not resist Absurd Surreal Comedy: You Are Not Scared Enough - Back during the campaign, Trump pretended his “Dictator on Day 1” talk was just a joke. One hundred days in, it’s clear he was not joking.

 

Americans are entirely unable to resist absurd comedy
American people can not defend against surreal antics if they think it is a joke
American people are easily manipulated using surreal humor methods
American people are unable to defend against absurd humor techniques
American people are unable to defend their hearts and minds against antics “Contradictory Vaudeville” leadership methods
American people will believe and accept “winning” if done via electric media machines if you insult and mock using surreal comedy and absurd humor, be it HDTV news media systems, Twitter media, Truth Social media, etc.
American people are entirely unable to sober up from surreal comedy, absurd humor, meme stupors, to use intellectual reason thinking systems, people can not resist Donald Trump methods

 

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-autocrat-supreme-court_n_680ab464e4b031fa917d7610

“However Scared You Are, You Are Not Scared Enough”
“Back during the campaign, Trump pretended his “Dictator on Day 1” talk was just a joke. One hundred days in, it’s clear he was not joking.”
By S.V. Date
Senior White House Correspondent, HuffPost

April 27, 2025, 08:00 AM EDT

WASHINGTON — However scared you might be for our democracy, you are not scared enough.

The president of the United States, from the moment he regained the office, has been step-by-step following the autocrat’s playbook. He has gone after universities for not obeying his decrees. He has extorted law firms for having on staff, or just once-upon-a-time having had on staff, people who crossed him. He has targeted for prosecution former aides who challenged him. He has arrested a local judge for not helping him round up migrants for deportation. He has attacked the free press for not bending to his will. On his very first day in office, he released from prison hundreds of domestic terrorists, effectively a personal militia, who assaulted police officers in his name.

And now, not 100 days into his term, he has done what so many democracy advocates have feared he would eventually do, something that no president has dared try in the more than two centuries since Marbury v. Madison’s precedent that the judiciary would be the ultimate authority on what is and what is not legal: He is straight-up defying the United States Supreme Court.

And — here is the truly terrifying part — he is getting away with it. No one is getting fined. No one is going to jail. In fact, much of America doesn’t even realize it’s happening.

 

All documented since 2014, but Americans can not mentally overcome the power of surreal comedy and absurd humor of the Kremlin and White House

 

All this is documented in a 2014 book, published more than a decade ago, but Americans can not overcome their attraction to surreal comedy and absurd humor mental exploits of this dark humor and engage a printed book on the subject.

"The brilliance of this new type of authoritarianism is that instead of simply oppressing opposition, as had been the case with twentieth-century strains, it climbs inside all ideologies and movements, exploiting and rendering them absurd.” ― Peter Pomerantsev, Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible: The Surreal Heart of the New Russia, published 2014

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    “He is straight-up defying the United States Supreme Court. And — here is the truly terrifying part — he is getting away with it. No one is getting fined. No one is going to jail. In fact, much of America doesn’t even realize it’s happening.” - Sunday, April 27, 2025

     

    “The other nine, decent, hard-working, ordinarily intelligent and honest men, did not know before 1933 that Nazism was evil. They did not know between 1933 and 1945 that it was evil. And they do not know it now. None of them ever knew, or now knows, Nazism as we knew and know it; and they lived under it, served it, and, indeed, made it.” ― Milton Sanford Mayer, They Thought They Were Free: The Germans, 1933-45, published 1955