1/3 of Americans openly hating America…

Jarod

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With about 1/3rd of Americans openly hating America, actively hostile to the rule of law and pushing for a “charismatic” dictator, for the first time in my life, I wonder if democracy will survive, will America as one Nation exist in 10 years?

I think the next three years will decide.
 
With about 1/3rd of Americans openly hating America, actively hostile to the rule of law and pushing for a “charismatic” dictator, for the first time in my life, I wonder if democracy will survive, will America as one Nation exist in 10 years?

I think the next three years will decide.

America has always had one third sympathetic to fascism. It is a function of leadership explaining why we need to consciously work to preserve democracy.
 
So what is different today.

Valid question. I think in part it has to do with the overwhelming power of the oligarchy which the Democratic Party embraced. They put out Hillary Clinton even though it is tradition for the VP--Biden--to get the nomination. Hillary, probably the most unpopular politician in America. More to it, but this for now.
 
With about 1/3rd of Americans openly hating America, actively hostile to the rule of law and pushing for a “charismatic” dictator, for the first time in my life, I wonder if democracy will survive, will America as one Nation exist in 10 years?

I think the next three years will decide.

Yes, democracy will survive, but there's going to be a lot of dead Trumpers first. Most will die for stupid reasons, but a few because of lead poisoning in the head.
 
America has always had one third sympathetic to fascism. It is a function of leadership explaining why we need to consciously work to preserve democracy.

...and a third socialism with only the remaining third willing to live and breathe free. :thup:

The first two are indicative of people who need a mommy or daddy to hold their hand for the rest of their lives. Most American colonists left assholes like that behind in the old country.

Do you own a firearm and know how to use it?
 
...and a third socialism with only the remaining third willing to live and breathe free. :thup:

The first two are indicative of people who need a mommy or daddy to hold their hand for the rest of their lives. Most American colonists left assholes like that behind in the old country.

Do you own a firearm and know how to use it?

I suspect there are very few actual socialists in America.
 
We've seen this on here, as well: we're now talking about a huge anti-democracy movement in America.

And the GOP is becoming an anti-democracy party. They'll have an opportunity in the 2024 race to decide which path they want to take for the future.
 
With about 1/3rd of Americans openly hating America, actively hostile to the rule of law and pushing for a “charismatic” dictator, for the first time in my life, I wonder if democracy will survive, will America as one Nation exist in 10 years?

I think the next three years will decide.
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Valid question. I think in part it has to do with the overwhelming power of the oligarchy which the Democratic Party embraced. They put out Hillary Clinton even though it is tradition for the VP--Biden--to get the nomination. Hillary, probably the most unpopular politician in America. More to it, but this for now.

I agree, the idea of putting her forward was a mistake. I think Biden was honestly out after his sons death, but there were other better candidates HRC froze out.
 
I agree, the idea of putting her forward was a mistake. I think Biden was honestly out after his sons death, but there were other better candidates HRC froze out.

So, was fascism caused by Hillary? No. But she represented an entitlement to power many resented. And she represented a party clearly indifferent to the growing power of oligarchy.
 
So, was fascism caused by Hillary? No. But she represented an entitlement to power many resented. And she represented a party clearly indifferent to the growing power of oligarchy.

I agree. But blaming Hillary instead of Trump is like blaming Neville Chamberlain for WWII instead of Hitler.
 
Odd, with the exception of myself and one other poster, the rest all seem to fall into that 33%.
 
I am not blaming her. I am saying the party was wrong to promote her.

I agree with that, she was not in my top 15 candidates.

For another reason, purely practical, the Republicans had spent 20 years and millions of dollars demonizing her.
 
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