“Every day, I come by your house and I pick you up.

[chronovore]

Its also super fucking baffling that anyone who's seen any of his other works decided to shit on him on a humanistic level for not saying TRUMP BAD, THIS IS HIS FAULT in Civil War

The disturbing problem with Trump isn't that he is who he is, but that enough Americans thought "yeah, he should be President," and are apparently thinking "yes, even though he's a rapist, even though he is a fraud and a cheat, and leopards have always eaten faces, there's no way this particular leopard will eat our face again!" 

Which is to say, America was already on this road. America has always been divided. America has always teetered on the line, ready to collapse on itself. Rarely has a country been so misnamed as the "United States." 

So CIVIL WAR as an examination of that division, of our inherent differences, is a film I want to see. I am uninterested if it's Trump, or the Clinton witch-hunt that debased the Executive Branch, or Tricky Dick Nixon's fall from grace AND escape from consequences that caused it. It's unimportant. 

What's central is that we've always been divided.