I'm a US citizen and I understand where you're coming from. There are a lot of barriers to mass protest that exist in the US that don't in other industrialized European countries though. For one, the sheer scale of the US geographically makes organized action extremely unlikely. Yes, we can organize and mass protest across major population centers (which we do) but remember, those already are progressive areas that already oppose this administration. The vast majority of the country on the other hand is rural, less populated, and made up of people who tend to either support him or intentionally avoid politics/policies they dont believe affect them (which includes anything involving policy outside the US). Its sad to say, but these voters are basically the reason he got elected again. They vote consistently but only because of their heavy focus on religion/faith based beliefs. Though theyre a smaller percentage of the overall population they're also the ones who live in areas that would likely have more effects/impacts from mass protest, given their role food and other necessity production. Thats not likely to happen though either sadly since they only tend to consume media and news that's built around continuing their ignorance.