Beyond Reasonable Doubt and Trump Still Won’t Be Prosecuted

Millions of us actually saw this in real time and are key witnesses and yet still it seems it is of no consequence

A pervasive stream of conscious that is quite cynical enough to be addled, is replete with ill-will and is a foreboding reminder of the state of our union. It represents both a persistent threat and a test of faith in a system so riddled from its own inception. This critical mass motivated by antipathy with insensitive beliefs that are informed by racializations has and will continue to erode the fragility of our democracy, propriety and humanity.

To ignore, then forget about what happened at the Capitol on January 6 while we continue to hear the big lie told over and over again is dissonance brought on by situational forces that give rise to deindividuation. We are, in a real sense, made to accept the unacceptable as they defend the indefensible. I wonder if such an exercise is meant to cause madness. Taken further this can be both viewed and seen as ‘how normal people go mad’.

“Why and how normal people go mad” is a an article featuring the APA (American Psychological Association) President Philip G. Zimbardo, PhD and his discontinuity theory at the APA’s 2002 Annual Convention in Chicago. Inundated by reports of Trump and his sychopants in and around as well as out of government has me considering the maddening effects it poses for all of us.