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[–] • 6 pts

Observation:

My United States no longer exists. I was born into a very different country. Today I'm truly a foreigner living in a dystopia. I used to trust the news, politicians, police, clinitions, educators and so on. I didn't see blacks as a problem. Voting was a civic duty. Gays existed and tolerated. The word gay meant happy. There were only two genders. Jews were characters and we told jew jokes. Families had a father, a mother and multiple children. Global warming didn't exist. You knew what it meant to be American. You had pride in your country. Our currency had value. Being on welfare was considered shameful. Having a diploma meant you had real knowledge.

Today is a very different story. Being American has no meaning other than living here. In fact, people aren't Americans anymore, they're African-American, European-American, Jewish and so on. In other words, we have no identity. It can mean anything. The United States stands for nothing.

Are Americans wimps? I can't answer that because I'm not clear what you mean by American. What passes for Americans today has been subverted and divided by an entity we don't even know. Maybe it's jews, it's hard to know. People think we're under attack now; that happened years ago. I'm wondering what's left.

I think people who are Americans are not wimps, but there are few of us compared to all the invaders living among us. I think of you as an American, but I don't know where you are or who you are. We can't discover that today, given our current situation.

[–] [deleted] • 5 pts

One of the best comments I've read on the subject. I also grew up in that world that my children consider sexist, racist, misogynist, trans-phobic and every other ..ist and ...phobic. I have no contact with them because the Truth is triggering, harmful. I'm a Mother of children whom are dead souls. It grieves me every day.

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We are the last group to have seen and lived it. I also lament for what was and those that are lost.

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Unfortunately, I understand everything you said. Godspeed.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

To those of us with small children that we are attempting to raise correctly, could you tell us what you think happened to yours? What do you think you could have done differently?

[–] • 1 pt

Keep them out of government schools, restrict access to TV and internet.

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Very sad...I know several people in very similar shoes.

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Word. Imagine being me: born in Germany, mid-60s. The country was lily-white, very based, and 100% safe.

I left in the late 90s, it was already half a shithole THEN.

[–] • 2 pts

You had to ask? OF COURSE THEY ARE! THEY'RE FUCKING PUSSIES!

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Around 1740 or so, my ancestors drove a mule cart and rode horses over the mountains to settle in TN, MS, TX and LA. They came as bachelors and married women whose Fathers brought them to a new territory. They created a country from nothing. If it were not that they sleep in Faith waiting for God to come, they would roll in their graves in SHAME.

[–] • 2 pts

The founding father’s situation was way different. They lived a life of struggle that we couldn’t fathom. The patriots who fought under them had very little to lose. Even though we don’t have really have shit, we still have excessive comfort by their standards. Now don’t get me wrong, average person these days wouldn’t hold a candle to the founding fathers. But I’m more optimistic that we’ll do what’s necessary once the comfort threshold has been broken.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt (edited )

That’s the thing, though…. The comfort won’t be broken. I used to wonder if the world would end as depicted in 1984 or in A Brave New World. I nose now (edit: apropos typo) think it is both.

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I think we’ve been living in the brave new world, we’re moving into 1984 territory now. But I think that type of dystopia is an authoritarian pipe dream. That communist style system will collapse, I think that’s what the next 10 years entails. Within that process a revolution of some sort will take place. I don’t think it’ll consist of the population taking up arms like the did in the revolutionary war. History doesn’t quite repeat but it will rhyme.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I hope you’re right …about us fighting back with whatever means necessary. I don’t share your confidence, though; the comforts of a Brave New World will be hard for NPCs to give up.

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>I have made my public declaration, my lord and saviour prepares my hands and fingers for war. The current regime in control of our country is my mortal enemy. They declared this publicly and I have accepted their declaration, if being a slave gives you solace suck it up and get on with it as some comments have stated.

People want changes, but no one wants to be Gavrilo Princip who makes a bold move to stir shit up.

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That decision has already been made by about 50 million. I submit the 'time' is not here yet. The liberal/communist Coup of our Gov. is only 'real' in the mind of MSM, and they only own NY. Cal. and DC. The 'Time' will be obvious when they attempt to enforce their Coup on REAL America. The Republic of States are still The USA.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

>The two kids in the classic Life cereal commercial represents the American people as a whole. The bowl of cereal represents the multitude of ideas shared on POAL, and across America. We don't have a Mikey. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zw9vCyhUgaY

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A lot of people still believe that they are free. That Trump was a good president. That voting still works.

It seems like a lot of those people will die having never seen the truth.