So the President can get things done?
If you act like a dictator and refuse to follow the rules, then sure. Look at El Salvador. They brought down the crime rate significantly by amending the constitution and making the president effectively dictator. Can't hate on them for that. They did get results. But conversely there is speculation that most people locked up are innocent and aren't given due process or trials and were thrown in with random gang members. This is the danger you run into when you expect a president to act as a king.
If you want to understand what is happening, look at the democratic backsliding of Hungary. They are literally taking the playbook from there and applying it here. Why do you think Republicans even held CPAC there and Tucker Carlson is blowing Viktor Orban any chance he gets? Everything you hear Republicans championing right now? Hungary did it first and is the template.
What we have a problem in this country with is that most people don't even understand how their own government works. They don't even understand a president isn't king. We have three supposed to be equal cobranches of government that are supposed to be checks on each other to prevent kings and dictators. This means bad actors with the right rhetoric can walk these people into giving up their liberty and rights without much effort because they can't think far enough ahead to realize what they cosigning and how it may impact them in the future. They always regret it when they are lined up against the wall with everyone else, metaphorically and sometimes literally.
Combine all the above that our wannabe autocrats and the people who are supporting them are vehemently anti-black, more so than Biden's "You ain't black if you don't vote for me" supposed antiblackness, black folks will have a bad time with these people. Especially when law and order no longer is there to at least give you some protection or recourse for justice, no matter how little that is now. Be careful what you wish for.
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