I felt a sense of deep sadness that a dictator has seized power in my country. I'm sorry that you're unable to face reality, and I hope when he's gone you'll be able to fully process what's been happening. Those of us who have to take actions in the world don't have the luxury of pretending that the regime in the White House is normal.
He's not a dictator. He hasn't seized power. You're using words to describe situations that do not exist, and you're being supported by a larger brigade of people similarly ignorant.
Please read the history of Stalin, Mao, Mussolini, Pinochet.
You mock and desecrate the suffering of the people who died by the millions under the regimes of real dictators.
Where are the millions of deaths in America? Where are the murders of politicians?
You're listing some of the worst dictators in modern history, and that's just not the right comparison. Please read the history of, like, Pakistan. Pervez Musharraf wasn't very murder happy, but he was clearly a dictator; it would have been very unwise for an Japanese company in 2004 to expect their business in Pakistan to do well after suing him in Pakistani courts.
Please define dictator. Have there been any American presidents that are not dictators under that definition?
I think that sending a mob to the legislature to demand that they overturn the election and install you into power makes you a dictator. Only one American president has done that, and he's pardoned the entire mob so that they can try again in 2029. Of course, I do hope they'll lose in 2029, after which you'll smugly inform me that the fact of his loss proves he was never a threat.