I often wonder if Ameicans as a whole can communicate? What is the agreed form of communication?

Then after communication, what follows is what weight do you put on what word?

The reason why I ask this question is simply because if three or more intelligent people talk about what the meaning of the comments of any person, this case Trump, what weight do you put on what word?

Miscommunication is the cause of many a person's demise.

1st off Trump is a business man turned politician. He uses words to get publicity. Any publicity is good publicity cause the average person would talk about him. Now that seems selfish, but is it really? I'll get back to that.

2nd as I previously stated Trump was a business man for a majority of his life, since that is true he will talk like a business man, therefore the term, "Bloodbath" simply means the negative effects that plague a business. Now if Donald was a soldier, or in law enforcement, "Bloodbath" would have an entirely different meaning, like Game of Thrones, "Red Wedding" or "Winters coming"

3rd after being the most misquoted man in American politics of all time, Donald Trump has found ways to get under the skin of his media enemies. He exposes thier dishonesty. So that therefore, could be selfish, but then again, he is right, in the context of how he speaks. Take his words out of context, and there is a completely different meaning that too is selfish and dishonest.

How can the pot call the kettle back, when the pot and kettle are made of Iron?

So here is the genius of Trump, since the media is going to be dishonest in reporting the news, why can't Trump, be dishonest with the media?

Trump hasn't been criminally convicted of ANYTHING yet, genius... Criminal charges are up to 91 counts but they keep delaying the proceedings so he can get elected first, then claim executive immunity.

Of course, we aren't counting the numerous civil offenses, many of which he as much as admitted to by settling out of court.

In my opinion, Trump's most offensive aggressions against the American people AND people around the world, break no laws at all because laws are typically written in response to actions that people have already committed, thereby creating the need for a law against it. Trump's callous audacity has allowed him to take actions that no president or decent person in his right mind would ever do and no one ever thought we would need to prevent with an actual law.

This is why many of us have moral laws that extend beyond the limits of statutory law. For some of us there's a sense of decency that prevents us from doing things that would be perfectly legal, but indecent. For those with a weaker sense of decency, there is also the fear of God to help guide them.

So whether it's out of a concern for others, or simply the fear of going to Hell, people DO restrain themselves for moral reasons that have no corresponding law in the government.

I find it ironic that so many Bible-thumping people pushing God's morality are bending over backwards to excuse Trump from his immoral behavior simply because he didn't violate a specific statutory law.