So many assumptions without any idea of what your talking about. I for the most part don't watch TV (though there are 4 of them in my house). I read, and average around a 100 books per year. So the whole fox news thing is out the window. I do own a recliner (technically 3 of them) but that's where I sit to read. Because Mrs. Greenman won't allow me to get fat and lazy, I spend a lot of time upgrading my home and yards, or building small laser cut/engraved items she wants.
I support Trump because his end of the turd doesn't smell quite as bad as the Harris end. In the unlikely event that Trump wins I'll probably end up being drafted into the concentration camp construction corp. I guess that's what happens to old deplorable garbage since jack boots aggravate my plantar plantar fasciitis.
I notice you have not responded to my guestimation as to why I think you prefer Trump over Harris. I suggested to you that you were raised in a way that complaining about your situation was verboten, that you were expected to take on personal responsibility and stand up for yourself. I think you have lots of personal pride from that success, but that there has been a price to pay for it in terms of the emotional hardness it can create.
You have followed the rules, played fair while all around you are the leaches, the cheaters, the immoral lazy, a world full of numbs preaching steel from the strivers and give it to the worthless?
So what I think, my opinion looking inwardly at my self, is that you are full anger and resentment and bitterness you were not allowed to express, and that what you see and like about Trump is that he expresses what you do not know you feel but do feel it unconsciously.
That stench you smell, in my opinion, is all that resentment you feel and will feel toward anyone who would show sympathy for what you have had to endure.
You have earned your pride and self respect but it isn’t enough to allow you to truly forgive.
The understanding I take seriously as truth is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. People take that to mean that opinions are personal, that what is beautiful to one is maybe ugly to somebody else. But that’s not what it means to me.
What it says to me is that is you see beauty, the experience of reverence produced exists nowhere else than within yourself. You are the beauty you see; it is an identity between the experienced and the experienced. But there is a corollary to it.
When the world stinks what you are experiencing, smelling, is yourself. The stench resides nowhere else but as a revulsion taking place within yourself. I tell you that because ignorance of that fact blinds you to the reality that you can transform the world easily by a shift in attitude and that voting for Trump will do nothing for your inner psychological state.