Posted on 07/18/2021 9:52:47 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
America isn’t the country it used to be, and deep down, everyone knows it. Every day, bit by bit, America is becoming more unfree, more decrepit, and more miserable. Day to day, the rot may sometimes be hard to notice. Your neighborhood or your town may be holding together or even improving, while the country slowly slides into ruin.
With brains, courage, persistence and leadership we have no doubt that America can right its own ship. But for now, the decline is unmistakeable. Eventually, it smacks you right in the face. But what is the best way to realize that America is sliding into the abyss? Two people here at Revolver have differing views on that question. One believes that traveling through an American airport is the best way to see the country’s decay, while the other proposes a different method: A trip to one of America’s many theme parks.
There is a reason that President Donald Trump singled out “third-world” airports as especially emblematic of American decline. One might even say that flying through O’Hare or LaGuardia is the best way to discover that the U.S. is now a “shithole country.”
Safetyism and Security Theater
When ordinary people fly, they have to remove their shoes at security. By now, the practice is a well-worn ritual. Younger people might even be mistaken that this has always been a standard part of security. Of course, it hasn’t always been that way.
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All those trillions the RATs said were for “infrastructure” disappeared and about a dime went for what they said.
So pardon me for not giving a damn about the infrastructure.
America is in a state of moral and physical rot and nice airports, bridges and streets will be only for the super rich who are responsible for the rot ,collapse, and destruction of human lives.
Osama had a lot of help.
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