quora | If millions of Americans are clearly fed up with something, it's time to
analyze what that something is; thinking that Trump is the problem is
childish to say the least. Trump is an actor reading a script written
by millions of American authors and he is willing to turn it into a
movie. If I was American and anti-Trump, I would like to read that
script in full and understand what inspired it, rather than stopping at
the title. Because Trump might not make it through the elections,
politically speaking, but those millions of Americans will try to get
someone else to produce the movie, after him, if their concerns don't
get addressed.
As an external spectator
I'm more troubled by Trump's detractors and adversaries' lack of
analysis over the discontent of a big chunk of American voters than by
the tycoon's political success. I have the unpleasant feeling that some
people have forgotten what a democracy is and how it works and that
rather than addressing people's problems they are more busy addressing
their adversaries' unfitness. This attitude, in history, has never led
to victory.
