There was some quote I saw, unattributed, but it went "The average person today processes more data in a single day than a person in the 1500's did in an entire lifetime."
There was some quote I saw, unattributed, but it went "The average person today processes more data in a single day than a person in the 1500's did in an entire lifetime."
I think this country is headed for really bad times if things don't turn around soon. If we keep heading in this same direction much longer I am not sure it can be turned around, to be honest I am not so sure we haven't already passed the point of no return. This country will most likely never be the great nation it once was due to the PC crap, bleeding hearts, liberals and progressive agenda that has been chipping away at our countries foundation.
Couldn't eat it all, made 3 dogs really happy.
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Yep, pretty much. the damage is already done to the point there can be no going back without a major reset of sorts.
As long as there are people who believe in compromise, America is screwed. It's time to return to Traditiinal American values and rid ourselves of non-American elements.
This sounds great until we get to that messy part of defining 'traditional Amercian values'. The part about riding ourselves of 'non-American elements' sounds like genocide. Or maybe something the Comanches & Apaches discussed back in the 1880s...
I see many possible paths.
One path is a return to greatness through a slow overturning of previous mistakes. We vote out the bums and slowly but surely make our way back to sanity. This path sees the demise of the Republican and Democrat parties as a starting point for a slow revolution.
Another path sees the states stand up for themselves. The particular path has a fork, one way leads to another civil war. The other way leads to a reigning in of the federal government. To be honest, this is my favorite path, no matter which fork we go down, though I'd much rather have the latter. A bloodless revolution would be much better than a bloody one.
The last path leads us to a place where America becomes a a faded memory. Like so many other great nations that rise and fall.
One path is a return to greatness through a slow overturning of previous mistakes. We vote out the bums and slowly but surely make our way back to sanity. This path sees the demise of the Republican and Democrat parties as a starting point for a slow revolution.
Another path sees the states stand up for themselves. The particular path has a fork, one way leads to another civil war. The other way leads to a reigning in of the federal government. To be honest, this is my favorite path, no matter which fork we go down, though I'd much rather have the latter. A bloodless revolution would be much better than a bloody one.
The last path leads us to a place where America becomes a a faded memory. Like so many other great nations that rise and fall.
Ever see a movie called "The Road"? There's a vision of America's future.
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