Yeah, sure. Trump's base is sooo altruistic. <eyeroll> Of COURSE the far right's definition of a "free society" means whatever is opposite of what they deem "leftist ideology". They-- and it seems you-- are no better than the far left in the way they tout their ideals and decry literally anything sitting anywhere on the spectrum opposite of them. Trump supporters' "free society" is anything but-- it's about hawkish, xenophobic, environmentally irresponsible policies that "make America great again(?)" by turning back the clock 50 years or more and ostracizing us from not merely the world in general, but our own allies. There's no diplomacy; there's no compromise; there's no swamp-draining; there's not even a modicum of effort to start bridging the ridiculous gap between our two radical political parties.
(To be clear, incidentally, this is not an apologist post for leftist thinking-- the far left, among other things, has amplified our societal dysfunction with the #metoo movement so thoroughly it's debatable whether we'll ever trust each other and treat each other civilly again.)
Where is the center? Where's the moderate, deliberative thought process in our civil dialogue? It's certainly not in the Trump White House nor his constituency. Trump methodically uses polarization, mercurial behavior, juvenile language, and the instability they create as tools to generate fear among his base. When you earlier characterized some of the more extreme criticism of Trump as "...over the top disingenuous hyperbolic emotional drivel... [that is] far from rational discussion or thinking" (and some of it totally is), I couldn't help but think that nearly everything Trump says can be described in exactly those words. If you can't see that, and can't recognize he is doing no good for anyone but himself-- because he's a toxic narcissist, and his presidency is little more than an ego trip-- then it's no wonder you say the things you do in your posts. And by arguing so ardently in his favor, you're frankly just choosing to be one more of his irrational followers-- a well-spoken one, perhaps, but one nonetheless.