Illegal war started by a man constitutionally ineligible to be president.
The only reason why he ran for office was to keep himself out of prison.
John Adams said the Constitution is intended for a moral (virtuous) people. Meaning, it isn't self executing. You need people willing to commit to its guidance. And yet just enough of the people gave consent to be governed to a man who sent a mob to assassinate the vice-president of the U.S. when that VPOTUS, Mike Pence, refused Trump's order to overturn an election that Trump had lost.
How can corruption of this magnitude be described as virtuous?
Everyone loves to criticise downtime when it happens to others, saying these are “junior level mistakes” and so on. Until it happens to them, and then there’s a convenient excuse as to why it was either unavoidable or unforeseeable. Truth is humans make mistakes and the expectations are too high.
When a brick and mortar business has to shut unexpectedly they’ll put a sign on the door, apologise and that’s that. Only in tech do we stress so much about a few hours per year. I wish everyone would relax a bit.
