1. So human shields were used in Barbarossa, with a lower (proportional) civilian death toll than seen in Gaza. This is despite the fact that the Nazis considered slavs subhuman and regularly sent out gangs of soldiers and SS men to shoot civilians. It's genocide
2. I would like him not to cut starlink access for Ukraine, not to cut aid to Ukraine not to have excluded Ukraine from peace negotiations, not to attack Ukraine's leader with baseless accusations,and not to hamper the war effort of a (admittedly flawed) democracy defending itself from an oppressive dictatorship.
3. So he's fired 1000 of the people who preserve your country's natural heritage and beauty. Do you need me to connect the dots for you?
4. My apologies. The 6th amendment is not relevant here. It's the 5th and 14th amendments that are relevant here (I am not a constitutional scholar). The text of the 14th states "nor shall any state [...] deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law". If you'll notice how it says person, not citizen. This was, determined to extend to illegal migrants under the 1993 Reno v Flores SC case. And protection of the law means due process, as seen in the 1993 case.
5. In other (democratic) countries (with rule of law), unmarked cars are used for things like sting operations, observation of suspects, etc. Not for (as you pointed out) civil cases.
6. If you think a homicide rate of 27.3/100,000 is bad enough to send in the national guard, may I remind you that, according to the NYPD's national archive of criminal justice data, in 1990, with George H W Bush as POTUS, NYC's crime rate was 31/100,000. The national guard was not sent in.
8. Say I'm responsible for giving you food. I decide to give you less food. According to your logic, that's fine, because I'm still giving you SOME food. Just because he didn't abolish it, doesn't mean he didn't hamper its ability to act.
9. Ah the Institute for Energy Research. A trustworthy organisation with donors such as Exxonmobil, the American Petroleum Institute (a huge oil lobbying group) and Peabody Energy (a coal mining firm). I'm sure they can be trusted to make fair and unbiased research concerning oil use and climate change.
10. Yes. That's what I'm saying. 20% of Americans don't earn the living wage in the poorest state.
11. Find me something proving how Trump cannot legally force the files to be released. Because all you've said here is that some files aren't public. Which I know.