I get that's what u believe, and that's fine. However I really feel sorry for u if u believe all that.

I get u were probably raised that way or perhaps indoctrinated at a school u attended, and in that case, God bless you little one

I'm like: wah? Is that project called "the Purge?"

I can't even imagine how, well, anyone would compare Trump and Dabo. They stand on literally opposite poles of the moral spectrum.

Trump's approach, to put it mildly, is destructive and conflict-based. His M.O. is pure, unadulterated chaos. Turnover around Trump is insane - he goes through staff and employees like s'mores at a rate no American president has ever seen before - and his list of enemies is the size of a phone book. It includes nearly anyone who's ever worked for him, in fact.

Dabo builds unity, family, and structure. He's one of the biggest organizers and pre-planners there is in college football. Turnover around Dabo is nonexistent; his coaches just do not want to leave and even Frank Solich's gang at Ohio - which is basically the same staff Solich had at Nebraska - hasn't had the lack of turnover Dabo has at Clemson. And it's hard to find anybody with a bad word to say about Dabo, even among people who should, by rights, hate him.

Trump is considered by most psychologists to be a malignant narcissist. If you don't know what that is, google it. It ain't good. But nobody remotely informed considers Trump a "moral" human being; most of his supporters just believe his enemies are somehow worse than he is. (How people justify that in their heads mystifies me personally, but nevermind that.)

Dabo is one of the more moral human beings out there, per everybody. You hear it publicly, you hear it privately, you hear it from everyone who crosses his path. He talks the talk, and walks the walk.

So...yeah. That project of yours...you might wanna, uhm, reconsider.