If America votes in a fascist this week, the whole world should worry

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump admires the military adventures of his imagined friends.
53% : Besides, they admonish, Trump must be credited with some foreign policy successes: Didn't his some of his blusters pay off?
46% : Begin with who Trump imagines himself to be.
43% : Certainly at home Trump has been willing to dispatch both militias and the military against Americans.
34% : Or, they declare: Trump is an isolationist.
34% : The risk still exists that Trump could pull America out of NATO.
33% : Trump describes American cities as "war zones" controlled by Latin American gangs.
30% : Some even wonder, occasionally aloud, whether Trump isn't exactly what an unjust world deserves: Doesn't the planet need a shock to its system?
28% : But make no mistake: Trump will go farther afield, and further into international lawlessness.
25% : In 2020, Trump repeatedly asked the defence secretary if he "could just shoot some Patriot Missiles" into Mexico, targeting drug labs.
24% : Trump is a walking ideological rupture.
23% : "I need the kind of generals that Hitler had," Trump reportedly said of a fellow fascist, to a former general.
21% : Trump holds the unique distinction of being bad for every side in the Middle East conflict: Israel, the Palestinians, and international law.
20% : Trump is said to hate the military.
17% : So Trump is not an isolationist: he proudly aligns with every bad actor.
17% : Trump hates a military that doesn't do whatever he tells it to do, however illegal.
14% : Trump once said, "I don't give a shit about NATO."
9% : And yet: Even among those who know that the world at present and Trump as president are each singularly dangerous -- that there has been no time on earth so precarious since WWII, and no president so pathological as Trump, ever -- there are still some who claim that Trump will not make the world a more dangerous place.

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