[patton]

Tip of the iceburg. FDR, in effect, was in charge of a coup'd'etat that ended the US republic.

[eno_]

So good to hear from another who knows the truth!

[Cathryn Crawford]

Isn't FDR generally accepted by most conservatives to have been socialistic?

[Allan]

FDR, in effect, was in charge of a coup'd'etat that ended the US republic.

The US republic ended in 1913 with the passage of the 16th amendment.

[Held_to_Ransom]

Tip of the iceburg. FDR, in effect, was in charge of a coup'd'etat that ended the US republic.

You're late. Wilson did it first. FDR was his student.

[alrea]

Tip of the iceburg. FDR, in effect, was in charge of a coup'd'etat that ended the US republic.

Today's 4-5% unemployed include high numbers of willingly unemployed and pure loosers. We have no idea what 15-17 % unemployment feels like.

There has been no coup. Just lot's and lot's more folks arriving everywhere. The world's most powerful country could wipe out billions of people if the leader could convince them it was worth it.

Freedom is something that humans have never had, like most of the US is in possession of now.

[Jason_b]

"Tip of the iceburg. FDR, in effect, was in charge of a coup'd'etat that ended the US republic."


What about W. Wilson? Coup denotes an event. The overthrow of the Republic has been a process and is still ongoing. It is moving into the "disarming of law abiding Americans" and the "cleansing America of the God of Abraham so as not to threaten the God of State" phase.