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Blewn0se Hermitage's avatar

I've seen the future, brother. It is murder.

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Gerald's avatar

Only commies promise utopia.

The US Bill of Rights was a Western Christian Enlightenment egalitarian idealism renegotiation of the social contract between Labor & Capital. It promises us Workin’ Joe’s a fair shot at self-support - that’s it, nothing more, but nothing less.

Self-support, not government (commie) support 😡

(Just look at the whole rest of the West right now 😔😡, which does not have anything comparable to the 1st Amendment 😳😳😳.)

And voting sure did matter in ‘24. Trump is making real changes for the better. His movement could save the republic at home & save the US imperial global order abroad. Here’s to hoping that Vance ‘28 & ‘32 will continue the movement. 🥂 Reagan didn’t save either the republic or the empire, but MAGA just might 👍

But if Hillary had won in 2016, then the trans-Atlantic Euro monarchy & US Uniparty Great Reset conspiracy might’ve already won in the USA; we could actually resemble Canada today 😳😳😳 like right now at this moment 😳😳😳

But as for justice? Don’t hold your breath. Great Depression 2.0 might actually already be here; we just might not know it.

We’ve become a morally degenerate society (since the 1960’s commie pop cultural revolution). As a result, many, many people have no family support - the State filled in for family & community/ church. When the State stops the commie redistribution of tax payer money, well, it’s going to hurt.

If we ever do recover from the century-long communistic assault on the US Constitution, (going back to the Fed & to FDR’s New Deal), well first off, all of us here will be long dead before that happens 😂.

But today, we have hope. I’m not saying I’m optimistic, but a glimmer of hope is a nice feeling.

Trump is our first anti-globalist & pro-US Empire president since JFK. That’s some real hope right there 👍🙂

He’s also the first president since Teddy Roosevelt to raise class consciousness (not in the commie sense of raising class consciousness but in the Western Christian Enlightenment egalitarian idealism sense of raising class consciousness). Again, real hope 👍🙂

Don’t despair (yet 😂).

It ain’t over till the fat lady sings 👍🙂❤️

But till then, do invest in Family, Friends, Food (3F’s), and Firearms (4F’s if you happen to be in the USA).

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Collapse Life's avatar

Not convinced that Trump is anti-globalist, but agree with a lot of the other things you say and always happy to see your comments here. Thanks Gerald.

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David Kirtley's avatar

The big problem is that we never see the flaws in our own politicians and hold them accountable. We would have to admit that we were wrong.

It's much more comfortable to believe that we chose well and it is "all those other ones" that are causing the problem.

Add to that the fact that we have become addicted to the benefits that we have that have become isolated from the reality of the true costs. It doesn't matter which political orientation you have. That only signifies which ones you hold dear.

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Collapse Life's avatar

Do you really think people see politicians are “good”?

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David Kirtley's avatar

I don't think good and bad really apply. They think that their own choices will get them what they want. They will continue to vote for their candidate like a gambler going to the casino and believing that they will win their money back.

Look at all the politicians that keep getting re-elected. Incumbents rarely lose.

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Susan Harley's avatar

That is a powerful argument, bravo…”Voting is no longer a tool of democracy; it’s a coping mechanism”.

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Collapse Life's avatar

It’s hard to see how people still believe it’s better or worse one way or another.

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Blewn0se Hermitage's avatar

Voting could work. The problem lays with the voters.

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Susan Harley's avatar

It’s hard to see a lot of things in the way people see things . Maybe because the truth is too hard to handle or too much effort .

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Collapse Life's avatar

I think the truth is hard to handle. Also, it often means breaking down the walls of everything you’ve always believed all at once, and that can drown a lot of people. So you try to hold up at least a few props so it all doesn’t come down at once. I think that might be what we’re seeing in some people. This is me trying to be optimistic.

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Susan Harley's avatar

A good try 😂and optimism can be a good choice to get you through . As is trying to understand those who are being continually lied to and manipulated .

It is painful waking up to the realities of de population and AI take overs and still to keep going.

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SeeingTruth's avatar

Last paragraph....priceless 👏👏👏👏

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