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To: madprof98

>>>Insanity is the New Normal.<<<

My whole life, there is always some new issue that has become the new normal. The right never pushes back. The country as we know it is lost. The Roman Empire survived hundreds of years after Caesar effectively killed off the Republic form of government. Our country/civilization may or may not continue with all these constant changes. But it can’t remain a republic for much longer. Our founders have said our form of government is only suitable for a moral people. Numerous founders said that. But here is one quote from John Adams, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”

A country that lets children self identify their gender isn’t the straw the broke the camels back imo. It’s just additional evidence that God has removed his blessing from us and has turned our countrymen over to their own debased minds. Clearly a majority of this country either endorses evil or is silent and do not oppose it. Take your pick. Abortion, adultery, fornication, envy, greed, stealing via socialism, lying and now the LGBTQ agenda. Those in favor of what was once thought clearly immoral now outnumber those who do not. If you think it is not so, recall Bill Clinton and the blue dress incident 20 years ago. His approval numbers improved iirc.

Tyranny is the inevitable result. MAGA is just a fantasy.


19 posted on 08/01/2017 1:04:23 PM PDT by BJ1
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To: BJ1

Nations fall faster in this modern era, the depopulation will take less time to trash the U.S. economy, then depopulation did to the Roman economy. The rest of the collapse follows.


57 posted on 08/02/2017 5:15:43 AM PDT by Morpheus2009
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