[2ndDivisionVet]

So it always is, since we left the caves.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

I’ve been reading “Gulag.” God save us from that madness.

[TTFlyer]

The most frightening development I’ve seen in the last 40 years is the growing Neo-Marxism/Fascism movement in the so-called “institutions of higher learning.” The descent into totalitarianism may be irreversible for, and welcomed by, the Millennial generations.

[Cboldt]

We've been conditioned to recoil and reject "dictatorship", "monarchy" and other forms of totalitarians, on the premise that "self-government" is better.

But "self-government" is a sham, equated for the most part with conducting a vote. It's a sham because there is no way to rein-in the growth of unaccountable government. Further, at this point, a majority of the public sees the government as its sugar daddy, so elections are driven by nonsense, not by sound principle.

And totalitarianism, be it via a dictator or a monarch, is not per se "bad." Some dictators have done better for the populace they govern, than our elected officials do. By "better," I mean that the dictators give the public more freedom than our elected aristocracy and governing class allow.

[gg188]

This calls for photos of the NWO. We're only missing Ted and Jeb. Or I mean Teb and Jed. (same ideology, different names---though Ted is NOT Cruz's name, it figures such a phoney would have a phoney name! LOL.)

[Intolerant in NJ]

Dystopian Fiction of Yesterday is the NWO of Tomorrow: “The Shift is Toward Totalitarianism”...this will become more and more obvious over the next twenty or so years as it hits home that the Great American Experiment is a failure - that people are too stupid and driven by their emotions rather than reason to govern themselves, and the clamor for a strong man to rescue them from themselves grows.....

[mjp]

The shift is toward totalitarianism, and the populations have been (and are being) conditioned to accept, if not embrace, collectivist thought and socialism.

Controls beget more controls. Controls cause problems and the intellectuals and masses are indoctrinated to solve those problems with even more controls and bigger government, which cause more problems or different problems. It is a vicious circle.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

bkmk

[PA Engineer]

Thanks for the post.

This is our last election to embrace We the People.

BTTT.