The Attitudes of our Era.

Yes, we must observe civility. Freedom is based on the path forward laid by civility and open and honest debate in a civil manner. It also takes thorough investigations of the facts, and the investigation of misinformation with critical thought. We always need to understand intent and meaning of what is said. If we agree with the message said, we may find such intents and meaning to be truthful. We always need to be civil, and to be examining truths proposed whenever someone speaks. Whenever someone says something we obviously does not have standing in truth backed by factual evidence from observation, there will obviously be people that are not going to be believing the words said in each false message. That is why people need to push back against liars such as president Donald John Trump and his band of highway robbers. Their government shut down is misinformation that they conceal from the public, all because they want to take away healthcare from patients insured and credited for healthcare costs under the Obamacare Act also known as the Affordable Care Act. Trump and many republicans for almost two decades have said they want to destroy Obamacare for almost two decades. Including in the poorest state in America, which is why I usually have not voted for Republicans in elections my red state. It is politicians like Donald Trump that oppose healthcare as a government service. That is why I do not vote for their kinds of politicians. His lies, about Portland Oregon, and against Chicago ILLINOIS, and against the People IN GAZA and Palestine, hurt real people. These lies are not backed by the majority of the Younger Grown Adult (22 to 35) demographics inside the USA and other western countries. In the United States, overwhelming political support is for the Palestinian People among that demographic and age bracket. It is only reasonable to be standing for honesty and integrity and to acknowledge false claims and to prevent denials of Genocide, as it is incumbent upon all of us and especially the President of the USA, the third most powerful person after Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. The Gaza war must come to an end immediately. I call personally for an immediate ceasefire and for a respect for human rights for Palestinians, and for a right of return for Palestinians, which is not yet guaranteed in Gaza and the West Back and all Palestine. It is not guaranteed in Israel for the Palestinian current residents in Gaza and the West Bank and all the world living outside Israel. And actions for the Israelis to withdraw from all Gaza needs to occur immediately, and the president needs to be enforcing against Israel the neccessary withdrawals from Gaza and from the West Bank, including settlers, from Israeli occupation in the West bank and Gaza. And the end of the occupation must in the future end in totality, and the United States and all western governments must not continue to recognize the genocidal Israeli government. Eventually, all western governments need to do what Gustavo Petro's administration in government in Colombia did with Israel. They need to recognize that a genocide is ongoing in Palestine and needs to hold the Israeli government accountable for it. This honestly is the set of truths and facts that can be frankly and civily discussed with others when speaking about the matters of the Israeli occupying illegal government. The government of Israeli is in fact an illegal colonial occupier owned by the compromising British and American governments and intelligence agencies that acts as a proxy combatant for America's wars. It is as the song says, you got money for wars but can not feed the poor in America. Yes, I say this positively and with joy, that the president has the power to end this crisis and other crises. It, however, takes little critical thought to see that he cannot end any crisis occurring on planet earth if he wants to let them keep going, which he does, and that is where the problem lies. The blame is to be squarely put on this USA President, president of the most powerful economy and diplomatic power on Planet Earth, for furthering many of Planet Earth's crises. Democracy can work, but when leaders like him drag out this and many other conflicts, it hurts all of us. He can civilly negotiate a life-saving free-trade-deal with Canada and Mexico. He can bring peace to Canada and to Mexico, and to Japan for bringing trade and diplomatic peace between the USA and these nations. He could end the Global War On Drugs, and end the fighting between the Cartels and the Mexican government! He could repeal the Lake Success Protocol of 1946, and the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, and the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Subdstances, and the 1988 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, and fully legalize drugs such as LSD, MDMA, Cannabis substances, and Marijuana, which is claimed by several people to help with diseases. The fact of the matter remains, he does not want to engage civilly, and he does not want to do what the people want him to do in a democracy. As for civility, we need to hold civility when dealing with the matters of the day, and to not lose our tempers. If we are losing our tempers, we cannot civilly engage with the powers of government in our democracy in the United States. We need to be just and civil and respectful, in accord with the means of the law, when dealing with their offenses against our civil society. And when they threaten us, we simply, as agitators need to do the most powerful thing we can without resorting to violence, which is to say these six words: "I will see you in court!" That is what Janet Mills did and I respect her work pushing back against Trump, for her own efforts to stand in favor of civil rights in Maine, as governor of the State of Maine. We need to respond to Trump as a federal society should, with non-violent resistance. And with Court Cases suing him in civil law in judicial courts for the hardship and harms he has caused for the many of us. For it is as the motto of the United States says in Latin, "E PLURIBUS UMNUM," and that translates in english to "Out of Many, One." We all should live by that motto, with civility, and productive, positivist, and constructivist thoughts for how we can advance society and assist one another. Though every giving and activism choice must be voluntary and must be given from the money that we have rather than from money we do not yet have, and for us to use our money choices wisely, it is just for all of us who can give to philanthropy and to activism, when they are ready to do so, to give with joy over the things they really think help to make a difference. Any actions regarding the aid to the respected and lawful charities can help, whether it is volunteer time and works, or with monetary donations. That is what a society and a free and civil democratic society can be built upon. The diplomat is the ultimate ideal we should strive to embody, in our personality, and in our daily lives. And we must confront the antagonization or otherwise un-co-operative behaviour in ourselves. All of us are ultimately only accountable to ourselves morally, but ultimately public criticism is fair and just inside democracy and can and should be used to hold morally accountable our politicians when everyone is agreeing that they are totally out of line in the principles of parliamentarianism and of democracy altogether. Such should be said for president Trump. He is acting like a hostile-takeover government antagonizing his opponents unreasonably and to zero common good for the nation. He is demonizing everyone outside Republican Party social castes and their political allies. He is doing uncivil behavior, which is antagonistic to democracy in principle. Such behavior should be pushed back against from occuring before he gets started on his evil plans, not after the fact of the matter. Such pushback should…