Noam Chomsky on Donald Trump

Noam Chomsky on Donald Trump

6/12/2016

link

http://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/may/20/noam-chomsky-on-donald-trump-almost-a-death-knell-for-the-human-species

summary

This article features an interview with renowned linguist and political commentator Noam Chomsky, discussing his views on Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Chomsky argues that Trump's rise to power is indicative of a larger problem within American society, specifically a deep-seated anger and frustration among working-class voters. He suggests that this anger has been exploited by Trump through divisive and fear-mongering rhetoric. Chomsky expresses concern over the potential consequences of a Trump presidency, particularly in regards to climate change and nuclear weapons. He asserts that if Trump were to become president, it would be 'almost a death knell for the human species', highlighting the magnitude of his fears regarding Trump's policies and leadership.

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