If so, eventually the US will see investment leave, jobs leave, and talent leave. At this point all the left will be able to count on to keep people and their $ here will be nostalgia or threats of state violence.
I’m an American, but if America is killed by the lefties, then it’s off to that new land of opportunity. After all, our forebears once left their homelands in search of an opportunity to pursue their dreams.
Liberals are ultimately incredibly stupid. They’re children. They want everything and they want it now. Of course they expect the market to continue to turn out all of the innovative products it does. Yet they expect that massive government interference in the marketplace won’t change a thing.
Hopefully enough voters wise up and see the giant, putrid wave coming from the left.
Your suggestion that you will leave for a new land of opportunity actually brings on a sad perspective on the future. For centuries, The US has been the shining light that the oppressed and poor but hopeful and hard working would look to as inspiration for the dream of a better life. Without the US, and the US has been under a darkening cloud of restrictions and increasing loss of opportunities for some time now, there will be no reason for hope. There will be no place to look to and say, “In America, I can be free and chase my dreams. In America, I will one day make a new life and free my family to live better lives than I could live.”
With freedom only a word and our once-cherished rights subject to the whim of whomever, where will hope be? The rule of law is becoming the ruler’s law. The dearest riches of American culture are popularly derided and spoken of only in jest.
Where will inspiration come from? Where will you look for a better life? Make a stand here. Make it now.
Australia looks pretty good.
“I’m an American, but if America is killed by the lefties, then it’s off to that new land of opportunity. After all, our forebears once left their homelands in search of an opportunity to pursue their dreams”
Your point is well-taken, but...
Serious question follows:
What if they won’t let you leave?
Paging Kira (from Ayn Rand’s “We The Living”) to the red-flagged courtesy phone....
- John