Mikeoxenormous
Diamond Member
Back in the day, everyone was patriotic and wanted freedom, because in a world like that, you werent threatened all the time by Big government.
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Back in the day, everyone was patriotic and wanted freedom, because in a world like that, you werent threatened all the time by Big government.
Care to flesh that out a bit?Trump is dismantling our Democracy
The first two are BS and you know it.What Trump has done to destroy our Democracy
- Election legitimacy: Trump’s repeated claims that the 2020 election was stolen — despite courts and election officials finding no evidence of widespread fraud — significantly reduced trust in elections among many Americans. The aftermath culminated in the January 6 United States Capitol attack, which many scholars and officials view as one of the most serious stress tests for modern U.S. democratic institutions.
- Pressure on institutions: He has challenged the independence of institutions such as the judiciary, federal law enforcement, civil service, intelligence agencies, universities, and the press. Concerns often center on rhetoric against perceived opponents and efforts to increase executive control over government agencies.
- Expansion of executive power: Trump has pushed a stronger “unitary executive” view of presidential authority, potentially shifting the balance between the executive branch and Congress or the courts.
Are you claiming Trump did not declare the 2020 election was stolen without any evidence?The first two are BS and you know it.
Trump is dismantling our Democracy
The third can be laid right at the feet of congress....They allowed the executive to usurp their powers (indeed, they gave it to the executive) because they were/are too sorry to put in any work.
OKQuit saying "our democracy."
Your idea of democracy is not the same as mine.
I think it was stolen too....81 million votes my ass!Are you claiming Trump did not declare the 2020 election was stolen without any evidence?
Are you claiming members of the Trump administration refuse to admit that Biden won the 2020 election?
Are you claiming that Trump did not immediately dismantle the Federal Government and demand loyalty to himself?
What specific evidence do you have to support the election was stolen?I think it was stolen too.
So the .gov is dismantled? Huh, news to me. IMHO a lot more work needs to be done to that end.
China has built empty citiesActually, back when that film was made, the rich paid a top marginal rate of 93%, and CEO's only made 10X what a line worker made.
Today, the rich are taxed at a top rate of 37%, and CEO's make 400 times what a line worker makes.
If people are finding socialism "attractive", it's because Capitalism has turned into such a shit sandwich.
They look at China building beautiful new cities, while they pray they don't hit a pothole on the way to work which will saddle them with hundreds of dollars in repair bills they can't pay.
So the .gov is dismantled? Huh, news to me
OK
Explain your idea
My democracy doesn't flush 14 million primary election votes for one candidate down the toilet and then shove some loser in my face, expecting me to vote for her.
That's your democracy.
they will fill them eventually.China has built empty cities
Your half hearted attempts at Democracy never really got past immediate post WW 2.What Trump has done to destroy our Democracy
- Election legitimacy: Trump’s repeated claims that the 2020 election was stolen — despite courts and election officials finding no evidence of widespread fraud — significantly reduced trust in elections among many Americans. The aftermath culminated in the January 6 United States Capitol attack, which many scholars and officials view as one of the most serious stress tests for modern U.S. democratic institutions.
- Pressure on institutions: He has challenged the independence of institutions such as the judiciary, federal law enforcement, civil service, intelligence agencies, universities, and the press. Concerns often center on rhetoric against perceived opponents and efforts to increase executive control over government agencies.
- Expansion of executive power: Trump has pushed a stronger “unitary executive” view of presidential authority, potentially shifting the balance between the executive branch and Congress or the courts.