Donald Trump Is The United States

You got a point there, it's a disaster.

Um...no...he isn't. He just imagines he is.

He's going to be our president. If he imagines, then that would mean he's incapable of running the Country. He has to make decisions for what's best for our Country.

He thinks he's King.

How is he King? If he was king, he'd be a ruler and have all the power. A president is one with all the responsibilities and represents the Country, to keep other Countries at bay and makes deals or certain mandates. States have some differences in mandates and rules, Trump doesn't control it all.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-news-projects-donald-trump-defeats-kamala-harris-become-47th-president-united-states

""I want to thank the American people for the extraordinary honor of being elected the 47th president," he said. "And every citizen, I will fight for you, for your family and your future. Every single day. I will be fighting for you. And with every breath in my body, I will not rest until we have delivered the strong, safe and prosperous America that our children deserve and that you deserve.""

Wait, Trump defeated Kamala? Really?

From pumping out Executive Orders like they were confetti to literally wanting to use them to alter the Constitution - namely by excising the 14th Amendment so that he could turn citizens into non-citizens and kick them out, to his confusion as to why he couldn't use the military as his own personal gestapo force for whatever whims of his possessing him at the moment, to believing in he can do whatever suits him with impunity, yes, Trump pretty much thought he was King. And now thanks to his handy dandy pocket Supreme Court, he's going to act on that.

When you have the likes of uber billionaires Zuckerberg and Bezos lining up to kiss the ring a month before he enters office, something is going down, something big, and it ain't going to be pretty.

Trump doesn't have the power to turn citizens into non-citizens.

Where did you get this info from?

"...the Fourteenth Amendment granted citizenship to all persons "born or naturalized in the United States," including formerly enslaved people, and provided all citizens with “equal protection under the laws,”" - Congress.gov
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"Under the Court’s approach, only Congress has the power to determine which people are to be disqualified and under what procedures—at least when it comes to candidates for federal office and officials holding those offices. The majority claims that Congress’s Section 5 power to enact “appropriate” legislation enforcing the 14th Amendment is the exclusive mode of enforcing Section 3." - Lawfare
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Zuckerberg's Support of a president is neutral.
"While Zuckerberg didn't endorse Trump — or Vice President Kamala Harris — in the 2024 election, he and other tech CEOs were quick to congratulate Trump on his victory. Zuck met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago weeks after the election and, through Meta, donated $1 million to his inaugural committee." - Business Insider
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Bezos wasn't always in full support of Trump.
"Bezos has spoken out against Donald Trump in the past — and vice versa. However, Bezos has changed his tune on the president-elect, saying he is feeling optimistic now about Trump's return to the Oval Office." - Business Insider

So what I said then?
Good to know that what I was stating was factual. I had deep concerns that perhaps my post wasn't. I appreciate your copypastes fleshing out what I had said in my meme.

I have a sneaking suspicion you can look the answer to your query, yes?

Ok, honestly I don't know much about this stuff. How does it prove your statements were factual? I didn't know I could lock the answer into the search query, I haven't heard of it before.

I didn't say he was a King. I said he thinks he's a King.

Well, it could go either way, depending on one's perspective.