Every day America under Donald Trump's administration resembles Nazi Germany, whereby the Nazi's revoked peoples human rights, citizenships, and placed them into concentration camps. Whilst we should actively learn from history, it's madness to repeat some of the world's worst moments and consider it normal with wild arguments to validate the corruption and mindless pursuit to exterminate people's lives based on an unhinged leader's fantasies. Trump looks to be going down in history, but not in the way his delusional mind thinks.

Too many people mistakenly think that raising awareness against corrupt, inept, and evil decisions made by countries or political figures is then an endorsement of their opponents. However, that's not the case. Regarding Israel and America's attack on Iran on the supposed directive to remove their nuclear weapon capability, there's an apparent hypocrisy, considering those countries also have those weapons. So, it's not an endorsement of Iran to raise awareness of the violations against them but showcasing the issues within regimes and brazen policing of other countries with no accountability for their actions and dictatorial decisions within their own countries.

America's influence around the world is akin to that of previous empires, and, like all empires, it inevitably comes to an end. Eventually, the world evolves as new powers emerge with new ways of living. America tends to need wars to validate its military spending, exude dominance and demonstrate technological advancements.

America's continual interference with other nations may eventually be its downfall. It doesn't help that Trump, an impulsive and inept leader, makes terrible decisions regularly domestically and worldwide, affecting not only Americans but others' lives too.

Recent peaceful protests throughout America substantially outshone Trump's birthday military parade, demonstrating that the people have had enough of his administration, from the corruption and lies to violating people's human rights and inflaming the cost of living crisis. With the people uniting against the authoritarian state Trump began to build, change seems inevitable.

While the people demonstrate, Congress had been holding officials accountable through questioning, showing their determination for answers while revealing the incompetence of those Trump has assigned to high-ranking roles. Change takes time, but this is a poignant moment in America's history where change seems inevitable.

The imbalance between government executives, including President Trump, and the majority of the country, including officials such as senators, governors, mayors, and everyday people, is alarming. Whilst Trump and his cronies brainwash loyal supporters, others recognise his lies as evident disparities from the truth. People can't trust Trump to lead by example, be honest or have any moral compass. Instead, Trump seems intent on creating an authoritarian state, removing freedoms and replacing them with suppression and corruption. While people stand up for their and others' rights through protests, it shouldn't be misconstrued as riots, as that merely falls into the trap set by Trump to fulfil his agenda of exaggerating to enact new laws and policies that erode American society further.

Donald Trump is on a warpath against anyone who opposes his legislation, especially regarding ICE deporting people. His fragile ego doesn't tolerate constructive criticism or negative feedback. He's a dangerous tyrant with more power than his mental capacity should warrant. But, people uniting together significantly outnumber any country's military and policing capacity. Countries can only control populations whilst they remain subservient. When people come together with a common goal and a shared enemy, those wielding power become vulnerable, losing control. Politicians and leaders should always serve the people's best interests, not the other way around, and when they lose sight of their oath to protect and serve them, they no longer deserve their position. And so, history could be in the making, especially during Trump's second term as President of the United States.