Gener wrote:
I don't know enough about what you are saying to know whether I disagree with you or not. But this is certainly an interesting post. I do agree that liberal or conservative doesn't have a lot of meaning. I do think also that for the most part people who go into politics are narcissistic amorals who don't care about anything but power. And those who do care are often gotten rid of by one dishonest means or another. I think too we have to have a better understanding of what the founding fathers were really saying to us about the threat that not only existed then, but exists now, from the elite who never stop, and never tire, of destroying any form of democracy or freedom. We need to understand they existed not only then, but now. And several of our founding fathers were pretty well convinced that the Republic would not last long due to the forces of tyranny that existed not only at that time but now. And even they realized that, as unfortunate as it might be, the public had to be lied to at times because they could not understand all that was going on in the world
We have now reached a threshold, where it is almost inevitable that a civil war should come, because certain control freaks will never, ever, leave us alone and allow us to control our own destiny. While I think for the most part these control freaks operate on the left, as liberals, they are everywhere, and the public does not have access to good information about how this war is being fought, or even who is on which side.
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It is not just the "forces of tyranny", it is the gullibility and greed (not of the 1%, so-called, but of the 99%--the masses, that America never had before Leftist/Liberals changed the landscape) of the electorate who put the "forces of tyranny" into power. Men(?) such as Ovomit, who even said the concentration of power was inevitable. The concentration of power IS tyranny.
The American people have no one to blame but themselves.