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I have CONCEPTS of a plan to build a house.
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3 republican terms with most of the time a majority in house and senate. You would need reverse FDR to do this, just instead of communism, it's capitalism.
I find it fascinating that your idea of unity is a one-party state. But that aside I hope you understood what I was getting at halfway through typing this response.
 
You know that's the same logic that keeps Renewable Energy funded right.

Like I get it MUH 200K, but can you really say our MIC isn't just as bloated out the ass in redundant bullshit at this point like clothes designers and tailors?
I'd ask my tailor to make a point, but he's busy being the General of our Military apparently.
MIC is roughly 16% of the US' annual budget. How much you want to cut it by, 25%? So 4% of the US' annual budget?
 
I find it fascinating that your idea of unity is a one-party state. But that aside I hope you understood what I was getting at halfway through typing this response
I suggest winning three times over. I suggest letting policy speak for itself. A dictatorship has been tried in America and failed with FDR. I look not to the past but the future. One term Trump, two Vance. The democrats are a dying party with no heir. I don't think they could survive such a resurgent economy and young president with Vance.
 
Unfortunately, this is normal for hospice care. There is no such thing as dying peacefully of old age. Your body slowly shuts down and the only mercy doctors can give you is to shut down your nervous system as well.
Can confirm that this is pretty standard.

What makes this particularly heinous and depressing, though, are the cameras. I would never let a close loved one in that condition be filmed like that or have a photo of them like that taken. Literally nobody wants to be remembered that way.
 
The last time any changes happened with this thread, users sperged about it for like a week straight like it was a massive janny conspiracy to kill discourse. If it could be done without any shitflinging, we'd probably have a new thread because trying to do things like merging a doublepost takes forever with colossal threads.
To be fair, a mod was assmad enough back in the day to rename the oldest version of the thread to Biden Derangement Syndrome.

I know because I'm the guy who requested that the OP change it back to see what happened, and if memory serves I was told someone got mad at him for it.
 
I suggest winning three times over. I suggest letting policy speak for itself.
What part of this is realistic though.
A dictatorship has been tried in America and failed with FDR. I look not to the past but the future. One term Trump, two Vance. The democrats are a dying party with no heir. I don't think they could survive such a resurgent economy and young president with Vance.
If one party remains in control for a decade I'd call that a decade of existence as a one-party state.

The Republicans are a dying party with no heir either. I will not vote for the jeet, the doe-eyed Yale graduate, nor any other establishment-connected politician - and I know I'm far from the only person who's voting Trump for Trump, not because he's a Republican or even necessarily because he's right-wing. Personally I more or less plan on returning to third-party or write-in votes.

This is the wall, the insurmountable problem that plants itself in every explanation of "how to fix the U.S.", there's always some extreme stretching of logic, probability, or both regardless of which coordinate on the political compass the answer comes from. Including any and all that I personally believe in, so don't take this as some kind of 'attack' or criticism I'm exempting myself from.

Nobody has any fucking answers and yet people get pissed at those who notice that.
 
And every single one of them deserves hell and I'll never ever forget it. DeSantis fought tooth and nail against it. I don't see your point.
You're right that people like Walz should be opposed and no one should forget the fucked up shit him and others did during COVID. However, a lot of the overreaching police state stuff that Walz did in Minnesota was due to St. Floyd, not COVID - the famous video of National Guard soldiers shooting people with paintballs was over a riot curfew regarding Floyd, not COVID restrictions.

All I was saying was that I find Walz more palatable than Kamala and I liked that he was actually polite and respectful to Vance. I honestly wasn't expecting you to hit me with a collection of finest hits from Minneapolis.
 
What part of this is realistic though.

If one party remains in control for a decade I'd call that a decade of existence as a one-party state.
To the Victor goes the spoils. Why should the democrats share any of that? They want your children raped and killed and think it's funny. They deserve to fall.
The Republicans are a dying party with no heir either. I will not vote for the jeet, the doe-eyed Yale graduate, nor any other establishment-connected politician - and I know I'm far from the only person who's voting Trump for Trump, not because he's a Republican or even necessarily because he's right-wing. Personally I more or less plan on returning to third-party or write-in votes.

This is the wall, the insurmountable problem that plants itself in every explanation of "how to fix the U.S.", there's always some extreme stretching of logic, probability, or both regardless of which coordinate on the political compass the answer comes from. Including any and all that I personally believe in, so don't take this as some kind of 'attack' or criticism I'm exempting myself from.

Nobody has any fucking answers and yet people get pissed at those who notice that.
I gave you a answer. It's how it would have to happen barring a miracle. You don't like the people heading it so it fails in your mind. I can't help you with that. The Vance I saw last night was the heir to everything Trump has built. He's young, sharp, but a little rough around the edges. Perfect for what is to come. If you wish to doom about it, fine. But you asked what it would take to fix the US. I told you. It's bitter medicine.
 
Politics is to me what professional wrestling is to others. It is a constant source of storylines, heels, faces, shoots, works, rises, falls, and overall entertainment.

Politics is basically just like professional wrestling. Fake, in the sense that it's all set up and scripted. Which is why they hate Trump as he didn't want to follow the script and instead wanted to fight and win for real.

Vance fucking hated Donald Trump (America's Hitler) every single day before Trump asked him to be his vice president.

Did Trump ask JD Vance to be his Vice President in 2021 then?

 
SOCIAL SECURITY IS A PYRAMID SCHEME.

It is going to implode, If you are younger than 50 you probably aren't going to get the money you are paying into the system back.
If I recall the proposed solutions to stop it from crumbling down are to either tax people more or raise the retirement age so that's nice.
 
why do you guys always want to cut programs and social security instead of removing the massive military bloat with contractors upon contractors upon contractors

I've worked for the MIC before and it's usually a union shop with good pay and benefits, for all the problems of having a for-profit military industry it creates a lot of working class wealth in the US. You don't build a military by just lighting a giant pile of money on fire in an arcane ceremony, lmao

Something like a fighter jet requires thousands of man-hours to build and even more to maintain, to say nothing of the suppliers for the defense manufacturers. The last defense contractor I worked at, the mechanic payscale topped out at about $46/hr and you could attain that with just a high school diploma

If you spend taxpayer funds on weapons, you get a big pile of weapons to enforce our hegemony and a bunch of good-paying blue and white collar jobs that in turn supports the tax base

If you spend taxpayer funds on gibs, you get a crapshoot. Maybe it helps people, maybe it makes them complacent and dependent and doesn't solve the problems it targeted, maybe it does some mixture of the two. I'm not even arguing against some social programs, but the money spent on building and maintaining a large fighting force hardly just disappears into the aether. It pays companies and their workers to build tangible goods, and funds the fighting force which welds those weapons. That money ultimately goes back into the economy either as taxes, investments, or spent wages
 
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