As a journalist once wisely observed regarding people whom can make positive changes & refuse to do so, “We have no right to complain about any condition affecting the quality of our lives, unless we are doing something about it.”

That journalist helped to make changes for people whom could not make those changes without significant assistance. If it weren’t for those changes, the fate of people with disabilities who Donald Trump has consistently targeted would be far worse than it already is—and many of us with disabilities watch in horror as Trump unConstitutionally attempts to chip away at programs to help people with disabilities (including chronic and terminal illnesses). We also remember what Anne Frank’s own stepsister warned about Trump—and she considered the Nazi-perpetrated and -named “Aktion T4” when she warned about Trump’s racism, as ableists at their worst consider people with disabilities a subhuman race at best.

Eva Schloss’ warning is not lost on U.S. citizens whom pay attention to history—and one doesn’t need to be a Jewish person or a person with disabilities to listen to Eva Schloss (and if you think that Trump would spare any of us Jews with mixed blood or any Jews whom voted for him, you are in denial at best).

If Congress does not impeach and convict Trump, they have lost any moral and ethical right to complain about Trump.

(PS The photo comes from SILive.com and is a photo of the post-WW2 American equivalent of “Aktion T4”. The example of the American “Aktion T4“ in the photo was known as “Willowbrook State School”, and its hostages were subjected to torturous and agonizing deaths once they were “admitted”. Very few hostages escaped Willowbrook alive.