Donald Trump has spent his entire life chasing fame and his name in lights. So we are going to give him a monument — the exact opposite of the one he wants.
TACO Trump Tower: a seven-story cube of shipping containers painted in a color we named for exactly what it is — Sissy Hot Pink. That is the official name, and every visitor is told so. What makes it Sissy Hot Pink? We sprinkle the whole tower in glitter to make it pretty. It's ringed in Sissy Hot Pink LED, topped with a glass observation deck and crossed searchlights you can see for miles. On the side, in lights he can never turn off: TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out).
One in every state. Fifty monuments to his disgrace, standing on American highways long after he is gone. That is what your donation buys: a piece of the permanent record.
Fully automated, app-ordered vending buffet. Big variety, no lines, minimal labor cost. Feeds rest-stop traffic and funds operations.
Museum-quality art and photography only. Free PG-13 gallery for families; separate $5 18+ gallery for the unfiltered record.
Free enclosed glass observation deck. A genuine public draw — an infrastructure upgrade people will actually thank us for.
The Sissy Hot Pink paint — and yes, that's what we call it, and everyone who comes will know it — the Sissy Hot Pink LED trim, the searchlights rotating in the sky, and finally his name in lights: TACO — Trump Always Chickens Out. The whole structure is engineered to be the loudest, most memorably embarrassing, most unmissable statement of disrespect on the highway.
An art museum and nothing else. Art and photography — no written testimony, no editorials, no lecture format.
Open to all visitors, families included. Curated to land hard within a general-audience standard.
Separate, access-controlled entry. This is where the First Amendment does its full work — the harsh, honest images the news will never show you. America hired this man. If we want to be the good guys again, we have to look straight at what was done in our name.
All submitted artwork is reviewed before display. Prohibited: any sexual content involving minors, images depicting real people being physically harmed, anything that violates the law, and threats against any individual. Permitted: political satire, critical photography, and artistic commentary on public officials and their official actions.

Every dollar he can't spend is a tear he can't hide.
The steel, the build, the land, and the gallery are the cheap part. The expensive part is the fight. The moment this goes up, his lawyers come — and we are funding the legal war before the first shot is fired. I'm hopeful that if they see we're ready for the fight, we won't have to fight at all.
$25,000 — Launch. Operations, first legal counsel, organizational setup.
$100,000 — Engineering & legal setup. Structural engineering, forming the Nevada LLC, compliance, and legal groundwork. The minimum to build legally and correctly.
$100,000–$500,000 — Land. We own the ground each tower stands on. They can't evict us from land we hold the deed to.
Balance — Legal defense reserve. The bulk of the first $2,000,000 is legal armor.
$400,000 per additional tower. Every dollar not spent fighting builds the next monument.
Every dollar goes toward shaming Trump into ending this war and saving the lives of children dying because of King Donald. My next move: putting Donald in the record books as the most hated man in history.
Gallery admission ($5, 18+) and automated vending cover daily operating costs with minimal labor. Once the first several towers run, the network funds its own expansion through these streams plus continued crowdfunding.
Operated as a privately held Nevada LLC, built on First Amendment protection from the ground up. The monument targets the official actions of a public official in his official capacity — not private citizens. Land ownership is the first line of defense; mobility is the second — if a site is lost, the tower relocates. Everything is documented and backed up, so a damaged tower is simply rebuilt.
Fifty towers. One in every state. A permanent monument network no politician, lawsuit, or platform can erase — and a warning to every future official that the people are watching, the people remember, and the people will dictate how history will see and know you for what you did.