Pretty Americentric line of thought considering us dirty gaters have international "membership", but this also applies to the West in general.
Call it China or the Globalists -- 'and' is probably more appropriate, but there's been a deliberate decades long attack on our educational institutions, our government, our economy, the Christian religion, our borders, Communist infiltration of key positions in government and industry, etc. etc. etc.
And it's been so effective, I just don't see a reversal of course. Even if the moderate collective pulled the wool from their eyes and took action, we're still due for an economic implosion as the debt bubble eventually pops, and we'd have to deal with the indoctrinated masses who would violently resist being jacked out of the Matrix.
Personally, by this point I'm not even thinking about saving the republic, but rather what actions will need to be taken to build something better from its ruins.
No, and I don't want it too.
The second the constitution was interpreted to grant franchise to everyone without regard to civic duty (ie, when women were given the vote without considering that it is ALWAYS and RIGHTLY men that get drafted to fight), the country was done. If our leaders at the time had been worth spit they would have burned the constitution right there and come up with a new document that wouldn't have led to the same conclusion.
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id say the country was done the moment the Federal Reserve was created.
That's another good one. There's a lot to be angry at Wilson over.
The policies of Woodrow Wilson, FDR and Lyndon Johnson have destroyed America.
Truly the three worst U.S. presidents due to the severity of the negative impact they had on the country.
Lincoln as well. Destroyed the notion that it's a union of sovereign states. Secession needs to always be available as an option to avoid political warfare.
all democrats
Wilson was just a bad person in general
The country was improved significantly when he had a stroke.
I try to tell people about the Fed and their eyes glaze over sadly.
I can believe that.
The average normie wants to be fed nice sounding lies not any harsh truth.
Mine used to do the same hearing snippets of ol' Ron Paul.
To the average person, thinking is not only difficult, but painful.
The average person does not want to be free, he wants to be safe.