And it's a harsh, realpolitik economic necessity BUT AT THE SAME TIME makes you a good, moral, Christ-like person to advocate for that permanent slave underclass.
Can people not discuss it as if it's in the pipe until American officials are genuinely discussing it at least? It's daydreaming about "omg wouldnt it be so awesome if..." and "here's how we could do it..." when real stuff is happening that's actually worth discussing. It's fanfic right now no one actually expects to happen.
This is the kind of stuff I say to anybody who will listen, especially to the pessimists and doomer-adjacents. If you find yourself looking around the world and despairing at how shitty and backwards everything is (or is becoming), just imagine the opportunity that awaits whomever is first to successfully reverse course. The U.S. should be absolutely scrambling to be the first nation to unfuck itself, because of the power and prosperity that is there to be seized. I don't want someone else getting there first.
If the tariff happens, Alberta is definitely joining USA. And if Alberta leaves, it's basically free for all.
They always find very specific, stupid things to harp on about. The egg thing isn't even a proper gotcha since egg prices are objectively way up and it happened under Biden so why would Kamala fix it? They can't even say what Kamala would have done to do anything and we're seeing Trump immediately fortify the border on day 1 with illegal immigration plummeting by week 1 and they act like that's nothing.
Wishing is how we got this far. I say we should keep dreaming, and see how far it takes us.
Ironic coming from a Joe Faggot Biden supporter.
in my honest opinion, solar is not fit for every state, solar would work wonders in places like say nevada, arizona and new mexico, even texas.
I think you're giving way too much weight to the topics being discussed in a shitposting thread on an Internet gossip forum.
Your think the people who harp on and on about the Confederacy would be opposed to slavery.
But a lot of the stuff we're celebrating now was a pipedream five days ago.
One would think the Democrats learned their lesson on this argument in 1865. But apparently they need to be taught again. Down with the traitors. Up with the Stars. And we'll fill our vacant ranks, with a million freemen more, shouting the battle cry of freedom! The Union forever, hurrah boys, hurrah!
This is easily the best rendition of the Battle Hymn I've ever heard. Love the symbolism of them blasting through the congressmen as the truth is marching on.
Frankly democrats arguing that the U.S needs an underclass of second class citizens isn’t exactly new.
This has been my concern for a while too. I would imagine the costs will stay the same or go up but I believe the average American will accept this as other costs will go down and, like you said it's more conscionable.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed this. It genuinely made me happy they used the based version instead of the cucked revised lyrics. Battle Hymn of the Republic should be our national anthem—it's a militant religious battlefield hymn about dying for the sake of freedom. It's humble, rustic, and doesn't require an orchestra. Our current anthem has always been subpar in comparison.
And that would be a bad thing?
