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CMV: I agree with Kevin Spacey that we as Americans "get [the president] we deserve", especially if our next president is Donald Trump

America is one of the few countries that has never had one of its' own leaders essentially dictate every aspect of the United States. 
I understand this is because of checks and balances, a representative democracy, ability to impeach, etc., however...

I believe this is why many Americans underestimate the potential large-scale damage that an angry, impulsive and ignorant man like Trump is capable of. Being president of the US is arguably the most prestigious, important and powerful job on the planet. To have a man with the characteristics of Trump holding this office is horrific for me to imagine. 

Americans may be willing to give an impulsive hothead like Trump a chance because we've never experienced the horrors of a national leader gone mad with power (Hitler, Mussolini, Franco, Stalin, Trotsky, etc.)

IMO, countries like Germany who have experienced the consequences of such a leader would be extremely cautious before voting someone like Trump into office. 

Maybe the only way for Americans to learn what happens when you put a dangerous man in power is for us to experience it first-hand. And if a majority of Americans want this man in power, then that's exactly what we the people deserve.
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If the damage and death and heartbreak were solely isolated to those voters who elect a destructive leader then perhaps you would have a point. However, that is clearly never the case. 

Everyone who votes against a destructive leader does not 'deserve what they get.' 

Every child and felon and documented resident does not deserve what voters could hoist upon them.

The citizens of whichever nations that man decides to invade do not deserve such fates. 

All future, unborn human life does not deserve to come into a damaged, worsened world.