Peter, what should be prioritized?

@Peter: Yes there is a need, I don't know what you are talking about, tell us.
And I'm sure Hamburg was dramatic and excuse the hyperbole, but we need to remember that people like us don't know anything, really, about what civil war is like.

@Peter: Just watched "America under Siege" (easy to find on Youtube) - doubt if that's the whole story, but I'm perfectly sure that antifa groups and actions are not all admirable - I'm more into free speech myself, not defending any particular incident of street violence. Hope you also watch films of US wars, and read accounts of cops shooting people, large prison populations, etc.
Seems Trump is not bringing people together - if he did, what would it be to do - oppose non-Americans, make money for very rich people like himself? I think you've got to admit that capitalism doesn't bring people together, as it's based on the idea that some should live off others (a very old idea, old as war).
I remember seeing videos like this one around 1962, worrying about

those who went on to organize against the American War in Viet Nam.

Which ones are 'thugs', how dangerous are they, and why would Hillary getting 'the trophy' (damn, why couldn't we have democracy instead?) mean their potential would be greater, and what 'game' do you want to see continued, and why?
C'mon, Peter, somebody just sent me a message asking why I bothered to pay attention to you, and I responded that it's because

the more you continue to post, the more ridiculous you sound. So give us real data and real logical thought, try not to disgrace your side of the argument (whatever it is - I suppose you mean to say something like 'Trump is good', is that it?), and prove me wrong.

@Peter: ""About Western women loosing respect for their pathetic men, even debating over that on an expat website in Asia, would sound quite funny."
Why?
Note I said nothing about women in any particular area, but only about nationalism generally.
Seems Trump waived Jones Act for Puerto Rico only 1&1/2 weeks after storm hit, & only for 10 days. I don't know what this indicates.
San Juan mayor said "something close to a genocide" was involved - damn, I wish people would not use such ridiculous rhetoric, it's a very bad habit employed by people on all sides of many issues.