No, I do not see "one as the oppressor, and one as the oppressed." Far from it, I think nothing of the sort. I'm a centrist who thinks there are plenty of liberal and conservative values and ideas that are relevant, legitimate, and credible. I think there are extremists on the far left and the far right, who are hellbent on destroying this nation, and will do anything in their power to deepen the divide and tear Americans apart. I also think Trump is one of those people, and is the absolute worst thing to happen to this nation, as far as being elected to the highest office in the land. It has been nothing short of disastrous, primarily for conservatives, and traditional conservative values. Not to speak of true, foundational Christian values. Maybe you don't see it that way, and I have no issues with that. I get it. You're content to focus on the things you like, and ignore the rest. You have every right to do so.
It does seem strange to me how odd it is to you, that there are Americans out there like me, who simply reject this President on moral grounds, not to speak of his unhinged, unmoored, ad hoc policies. I also think you wildly miscalculate the actual, real-world support of this President, and the MAGA movement. I have no doubt, this is what you see in your immediate surroundings, where you live and work, the people you meet and interact with. Maybe you and those folks are resoundingly pro-MAGA and pro-Trump. Probably the same for the news you read and watch. So in your mind, this is a great President with resounding support around the country, everything is going swimmingly, and you simply can't wrap your head around why anyone would think differently.
Maybe, just maybe, I'm not alone in my absolute disdain, and disgust, for this President, and everything he has done to stain and degrade this nation, including the conservative movement in America, whatever is left of it. Sadly, the Democrats offer little to no serious alternative, thus we're stuck in the mud until Trump goes waddling off.