Zone1 Confronting American Disorder

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I recently read a review of an essay entitled "Confronting American Disorder", which I think is apropos of the current situation in this country. Basically, the author says there are four periennial institutions that need to be in some sort of balance, trouble erupts when it isn't. These institutions are family, church, state (govt), and market (economy). When one of the four gains undue power over any of the other three, that's when disorder grows.
I think this makes a lot of sense. No doubt each of us has to varying degrees some concern over the distribution of power that each institution has, and that is to be expected IMHO. But it is my view that the state (particularly the federal govt) has entirely too much control and influence over the other three.
The essay author: "Power must be restored from the centralized state to the various institutions of society where it properly belongs."
While I do not believe this is the total answer, I do think it is a big 1st step in correcting the disharmony that exists today. The issue of abortion for example, is probably best left to the state and local govt to determine. I think the federal govt has intervened too much in our lives and should be reined in. IMHO, the 10th Amendment has been abrogated entirely too much and to often.
 
The other thing is, besides one of the 4 institutions gaining more power and influence, I think it is also true that disorder increases when 1 or 2 of the 4 loses power and influence. At some point, maybe in the 1960s, IMHO church and family began to erode and gradually became less important than they once were. I'm not looking to make a political statement here as to who or why, or what to do about it but it could be that these forces that once held us together as a society have been reduced.
 
They are taking us to World Government and a Technocratic Police state and the masstards are too stupid to realize this. They created Communism in order to be the Operating System of the New World Order and as you know, communism is total central control.
 
I recently read a review of an essay entitled "Confronting American Disorder", which I think is apropos of the current situation in this country. Basically, the author says there are four periennial institutions that need to be in some sort of balance, trouble erupts when it isn't. These institutions are family, church, state (govt), and market (economy). When one of the four gains undue power over any of the other three, that's when disorder grows.
I think this makes a lot of sense. No doubt each of us has to varying degrees some concern over the distribution of power that each institution has, and that is to be expected IMHO. But it is my view that the state (particularly the federal govt) has entirely too much control and influence over the other three.
The essay author: "Power must be restored from the centralized state to the various institutions of society where it properly belongs."
While I do not believe this is the total answer, I do think it is a big 1st step in correcting the disharmony that exists today. The issue of abortion for example, is probably best left to the state and local govt to determine. I think the federal govt has intervened too much in our lives and should be reined in. IMHO, the 10th Amendment has been abrogated entirely too much and to often.

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No one in power or that comes to power wants to change the path America is on. America only worked when it worked. The answer or 'fix' was...when we had citizens that knew there were 2 genders. The fix was, when we had citizens that hated commies. The fix was when he had politicians that abided by the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Now the citizens love commies, at least in enough amounts to vote in the dem commie scum.

1) America is gone, you have NO hope to save it...ZERO! This falls under the auspices of...if you could of...you would of. Reps have proven they are 101% and without a doubt totally useless at saving America in even the smallest way.

2) Either you break off a Conservative Union of States to go on their own, or eventually you will be under perpetual commie dem rule. Then the dems will disarm you...and use robots to do it. Your goal is not MAGA...it is SSOA. (Save Something of America)

3) Worthless reps learned a little too late that just banning abortion in all 50 states and lowering taxes for the rich is not going to save America. Orange Jesus won't save us.

4) Life after secession will be bad...no question about that. But it will be much better than living under perpetual commie dem rule. You don't compare secession to old America, you compare it to the new socialist America under perpetual commie dem rule. There is a price to pay for recovering from any disease. Accept that you have let this disease go too far and there needs to be some amputation done in order to survive. The only question is...do you pay the price or will you die from the disease?

5) You can run away as far as you like...but you are only as safe as your last election.

6) That's the score, bub.
 
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No one in power or that comes to power wants to change the path America is on. America only worked when it worked. The answer or 'fix' was...when we had citizens that knew there were 2 genders. The fix was, when we had citizens that hated commies. The fix was when he had politicians that abided by the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Now the citizens love commies, at least in enough amounts to vote in the dem commie scum.

1) America is gone, you have NO hope to save it...ZERO! This falls under the auspices of...if you could of...you would of. Reps have proven they are 101% and without a doubt totally useless at saving America in even the smallest way.

2) Either you break off a Conservative Union of States to go on their own, or eventually you will be under perpetual commie dem rule. Then the dems will disarm you...and use robots to do it. Your goal is not MAGA...it is SSOA. (Save Something of America)

3) Worthless reps learned a little too late that just banning abortion in all 50 states and lowering taxes for the rich is not going to save America. Orange Jesus won't save us.

4) Life after secession will be bad...no question about that. But it will be much better than living under perpetual commie dem rule. You don't compare secession to old America, you compare it to the new socialist America under perpetual commie dem rule. There is a price to pay for recovering from any disease. Accept that you have let this disease go too far and there needs to be some amputation done in order to survive. The only question is...do you pay the price or will you die from the disease?

5) You can run away as far as you like...but you are only as safe as your last election.

6) That's the score, bub.

I do not see secession as the answer or that it could happen, but that's just MHO and I have been wrong before. It could be that sometime in the next 10-20 years or so the economy tanks and we experience the 1930s Great Depression 2.0 and that is when a major shift back to conservative vales could occur. But things have to get really bad for everybody, enough even to change the current political climate from what's best for me and my party to what I best for the country. Things could get pretty rough though, cuz the regime at that time will not let go of their power and control easily and without a struggle. Maybe the question will be how long does it take for the Progressive Left to try their damndest to spend their way to prosperity before everyone else throws the out of gov't. I can see a rise in domestic terrorism as well as imported terrorism from the middle East and elsewhere. I think (hope) at some point the US citizenry will finally force big political changes. Guaranteed? NO.

Can't happen? Maybe. But, if you look at Sweden back in the 60s and 70s, they went for big gov't socialist policies that really hurt their economy and their people. But then around the time of Reagan and Thatcher they managed to reverse course into a more vibrant business society with less gov't control and more free enterprise. But that was them and then, they were a more homogenized society where today we are so much more diverse with so many more tribes if you will. It can happen, but not until we go through a period of prolonged suffering and discontent.
 
I do not see secession as the answer or that it could happen, but that's just MHO and I have been wrong before. It could be that sometime in the next 10-20 years or so the economy tanks and we experience the 1930s Great Depression 2.0 and that is when a major shift back to conservative vales could occur. But things have to get really bad for everybody, enough even to change the current political climate from what's best for me and my party to what I best for the country. Things could get pretty rough though, cuz the regime at that time will not let go of their power and control easily and without a struggle. Maybe the question will be how long does it take for the Progressive Left to try their damndest to spend their way to prosperity before everyone else throws the out of gov't. I can see a rise in domestic terrorism as well as imported terrorism from the middle East and elsewhere. I think (hope) at some point the US citizenry will finally force big political changes. Guaranteed? NO.

Can't happen? Maybe. But, if you look at Sweden back in the 60s and 70s, they went for big gov't socialist policies that really hurt their economy and their people. But then around the time of Reagan and Thatcher they managed to reverse course into a more vibrant business society with less gov't control and more free enterprise. But that was them and then, they were a more homogenized society where today we are so much more diverse with so many more tribes if you will. It can happen, but not until we go through a period of prolonged suffering and discontent.

Sweden found the sweet spot where socialism and capitalism can co-exist in an effective way. They are more socialist than the US but also at the same time have a more free market.

We could do well to learn from them, but we will not.
 
I recently read a review of an essay entitled "Confronting American Disorder", which I think is apropos of the current situation in this country. Basically, the author says there are four periennial institutions that need to be in some sort of balance, trouble erupts when it isn't. These institutions are family, church, state (govt), and market (economy). When one of the four gains undue power over any of the other three, that's when disorder grows.
I think this makes a lot of sense. No doubt each of us has to varying degrees some concern over the distribution of power that each institution has, and that is to be expected IMHO. But it is my view that the state (particularly the federal govt) has entirely too much control and influence over the other three.
The essay author: "Power must be restored from the centralized state to the various institutions of society where it properly belongs."
While I do not believe this is the total answer, I do think it is a big 1st step in correcting the disharmony that exists today. The issue of abortion for example, is probably best left to the state and local govt to determine. I think the federal govt has intervened too much in our lives and should be reined in. IMHO, the 10th Amendment has been abrogated entirely too much and to often.
Clearly, the current Democrat party wants to:
1. Elevate the state and be in control of it
2. Intrude on the family unit and generally hold it in suspicion (take from and demonize the healthy ones and victimize the broken ones)
3. Demonize and eliminate the church and it’s morals.
4. Control the market and spend us into guaranteed hyperinflation and economic depression

Other notable institutions are:
  • the mainstream media
  • academia
  • big tech
 
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