Solutions

I  firmly believe the only possible salvation for this once great , though still viable nation, is that everyone who can vote – vote; but not for a Democrat or Republican.

What would happen  if everyone voted, and no one voted for the ruling corporate parties;  if  no-one voted for the lesser of two evils;  if no one voted for a left wing or right wing fascist candidate?

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If murder for profit on a global scale in the name of democracy doesn’t bother you, if you cannot comprehend the difference between a country that is predominantly Christian and a country that demands a Christian religious test for its government representatives, you will have difficulty in discerning much of what is said here. And, you certainly don’t know the history of our country.

If the phrase “Classic Liberalism” is unknown to you  or if it appears  somewhat jaded and anachronistic to you,  somewhat out of place, then you need to re-look at our country’s history. There is royalty in this country. Our royalty is, among others,  the corporate elite. We do have a monarchical presidency. Our President is chosen from and supported by the elite, much in the same way royalty was the birthplace of kings and was always a king’s base of support.

The names of the rulers may have changed, but we still have a monarchy.

The name of the country may be the same, but what we have now is not a democratic republic.

I support capitalism. I would love to see it in operation in this country. But when small towns control business so that only a  few select can prosper; and when the central government of the United States bails out only the wealthiest at the expense of the vast suffering underprivileged  majority, that is not capitalism. That is state capitalism and fascism.

Welcome to your country.

Welcome to solutions – not just the blame game. Welcome to solutions not based on attacking the opposing party; but solutions based on resolving the problems.

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