yes, yes it would. used to be called america before those before us were naive and allowed it to be compromised. Im 22 and used to love this “country” but i don’t think i can reasonably define it as such anymore
It's great you figured it out early. I guess the pressure is so much now that younger people are figuring it out. Trump helped a lot too I imagine. When I was younger I always had this feeling like things weren't right but I always thought it was a me problem. It wasn't until a few years ago I realized it truly was a society problem.
I'm Canadian though not American. Western societies as a whole are almost all degrading. Westerners don't have their own country, really.
I really do believe there was some major oversight about the educational system sometime mid century. McCarthy was certainly correct to some extent but maybe his focus should have been more on cultural institutions than government. I think government sucks so much i don’t think infiltrating it on it’s own could even be reasonably effective in the modern era without years of indoctrination and media bias to prop it up
It all starts and ends with media. Communication was weaponized a long time ago.
That's why they have to change the definitions all the time. To give their words and definitions even more teeth to hurt you. All the while they get to tell everyone how "bad" you are and you never get the microphone for a rebuttal.
Great thread here. UnemployedMarx I remember being 22/23 and seeing some of the gender stuff while in college and ignoring it, yet thinking that there are unspoken universal truths being mocked by "someone". That "someone", clearly the radical left in general, definitely has the handle on educational systems and media as actuallydoingsum and SentryS are saying. Its like we went to work, saved money, started families, and let the left take all of the voluntary school board and city council positions. Then I specifically remember ignoring this feminist real estate agent I knew who was trying to run for a city council position thinking it was a joke, but damn she snuck into the political field through the backdoor. It feels like this stuff all happened in our lifetime (I'm 31 yrs old) but you can look back and see its been brewing for decades.
I agree. I never really had "patriotism" or felt anything for my country, before Trump. I never really cared about anything "aligning with my values," because I didn't have any. But Trump restored my patriotism and gave me a vision in which to believe.
yes, yes it would. used to be called america before those before us were naive and allowed it to be compromised. Im 22 and used to love this “country” but i don’t think i can reasonably define it as such anymore
It's great you figured it out early. I guess the pressure is so much now that younger people are figuring it out. Trump helped a lot too I imagine. When I was younger I always had this feeling like things weren't right but I always thought it was a me problem. It wasn't until a few years ago I realized it truly was a society problem.
I'm Canadian though not American. Western societies as a whole are almost all degrading. Westerners don't have their own country, really.
I really do believe there was some major oversight about the educational system sometime mid century. McCarthy was certainly correct to some extent but maybe his focus should have been more on cultural institutions than government. I think government sucks so much i don’t think infiltrating it on it’s own could even be reasonably effective in the modern era without years of indoctrination and media bias to prop it up
It all starts and ends with media. Communication was weaponized a long time ago. That's why they have to change the definitions all the time. To give their words and definitions even more teeth to hurt you. All the while they get to tell everyone how "bad" you are and you never get the microphone for a rebuttal.
Great thread here. UnemployedMarx I remember being 22/23 and seeing some of the gender stuff while in college and ignoring it, yet thinking that there are unspoken universal truths being mocked by "someone". That "someone", clearly the radical left in general, definitely has the handle on educational systems and media as actuallydoingsum and SentryS are saying. Its like we went to work, saved money, started families, and let the left take all of the voluntary school board and city council positions. Then I specifically remember ignoring this feminist real estate agent I knew who was trying to run for a city council position thinking it was a joke, but damn she snuck into the political field through the backdoor. It feels like this stuff all happened in our lifetime (I'm 31 yrs old) but you can look back and see its been brewing for decades.
Finally, a Marx writes something I agree with!
I agree. I never really had "patriotism" or felt anything for my country, before Trump. I never really cared about anything "aligning with my values," because I didn't have any. But Trump restored my patriotism and gave me a vision in which to believe.
It can be called "America" again. It just can't be called the USA.
To save America you must leave the USA. It is the only way.
But what if you go to South "America"?