I’m gonna agree to disagree with y’all on this but not try to turn it into a fight, which is unusual for me I’m and not quite sure how to go about doing that lol.
Here’s where I disagree and why.
The pattern is already set and it’s been so for enough time to be solid.
Getting GOP into office solves nothing. It might slow down the destructionists, but only a little and in the end, no real positive gain.
Actually, all it does accomplish is to have the GOP become associated with the same general destructionisms that should belong to the DNC at this time.
There is no valid reason to have any faith in either the honor or the integrity of the current GOP machine.
In ref to my belief on no possible peaceful solution...
The welfare class. Its size in population. Its willingness to violence when denied their parasitism in any way, shape or form.
Also the Dominance of PCism which is a direct, overt and full force assault on the 1st Amend, and is protected by all those institutions that should be forcefully against it. The fact that speaking out against PCism, or failing to fall into line and full compliance with PCism can get children and young adults banished from education. Even our military has bent its knee in full surrender to PCism.
If this is true, then putting Democrats into office must solve something, as in our two party system there are really only two choices. The only result that I can see is destruction of the country.
We do need less welfare, less entitlement in the law, getting rid of “zero tolerance” except as relates to Islam (we need zero tolerance of Islam in media, in schools, in our neighborhoods, in our military, and ultimately on the face of our Earth)
If we want less welfare, we need two things — control of immigration, and to have a robust economy again. The latter is only possible if we become a net exporter of energy. We need to drill, we need to get rid of the 70+ formulations of gasoline, we need more fracking, we need to restructure the hydrocarbon related taxes, and we need to get off the back of coal.
Coal mining to sell overseas is an obvious advantage to the US. The problem of course is that labor costs are not competitive, and I don’t personally know anyone who wants to work in a coal mine. Maybe offering citizenship to those who work 20 years in a coal mine as the only path to citizenship would work. :’)
OPEC superficially prices in US dollars, but over ten years ago started de facto pricing in Euros, in order to keep oil price-stable in Europe and remain competitive with Russia for the EU market. The price has indeed risen a long way, but not in a long while, and rose for everyone. Price fluctuations in US dollars follow fluctuations in the dollar-Euro exchange rate.
When the US becomes energy self-sufficient and a net exporter, the value of the dollar will rise against the Euro and other currencies. Unless the Europeans get serious about fracking (there’s signs that Germany is) we’ll see better deals on posh European cars here in the US, and a big decades-long boom of employment in the US energy sector, but heavy manufacturing that isn’t related to the military won’t come back until we, I don’t know, annex Mexico.
We need to repeal Obamacare, and while we’re at it, dress it up as reform, and get rid of all employer-funded healthcare. Getting rid of that is, by the way, one of the unspoken agenda items of the Demwits. Even their familiars running the unions on behalf of the Demagogic Party know this and support it. Obamacare moves employers away from offering a separate plan, replacing that with handing out a brochure on Obamacare. It also fosters even more dependency on the gubmint.
Health insurance should be required to be offered, but the employees need to pay for their coverage, they are after all the ones who benefit from it. That’s a more realistic path toward getting costs under control and accomplishing the goal of shifting health care costs from the taxpayer on NEA members. Portability is the only selling point in the entire of Obamacare, but isn’t the only thing in it.
> Getting GOP into office solves nothing.
No, not getting the GOP into office solves plenty, for the Demagogic Party.
> all it does accomplish is to have the GOP become associated with the same general destructionisms that should belong to the DNC at this time.
No, but that is the purported attitude of those running around in their chronologically adult diapers yelling “uniparty”.