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On a completely different subject- I noticed more and more young people are getting electric scooters (cant afford cars now). Isnt this really that we are going backwards in terms of standard of living- like the left is promoting? A scooter is definitely not a good idea when mixed with cars and intersections, and its a loser when its hot or cold or raining or windy. This reminds me of the gradual retrenchment of the society asp ortrayed in AS. Would make a good subject for discussion here I bet

Given that leftistism is really a search for POWER, I wonder about internationalism vs nationalism. Wouldnt it be harder for an individual to gain power if he/she had to compete with everyone in the world to achieve that?

good for you !! No wonder there is so much school violence. The kiddies are forced to sit there and listen to crap and its boring. I was bored out of my mind and couldnt wait to get OUT each day, and then finally when they couldnt keep me in high school (where I was far more interested in playing pranks on the "teachers" . I was a bad boy. I did ok after I got out, and started and sold a number of companies and now live happily in retirement. Retirement isnt boring, as I can fill my time with rewarding things that the government has nothing to do with.

I'm curious to see what happens if/when a Kamala administration tries to institute a mandatory mRNA vaccine program. Oh...they'll probably push states or the CDC to do it for kids (California already has...those sheep). Or, maybe they'll ration and lockdown once military actions on the other side of the world escalate (they will) and we'll see how that goes. There's a lot of fatigue and reluctance for these programs now. But, they love them. Where I live there will probably be mass non-compliance. Peaceful. But, just, "Eh...I don't think so..."

I agree. Secession wont be allowed however. It was forbidden when the south wanted to secede and it wouldnt be allowed now. The feds are too strong. It must be weakened by passive resistance bofore even secession would succeed.

One could argue that the income tax should just be eliminated, and the federal reserve just prints whatever money the government wants to spend. Let the dollar just depreciate as it will.

The situation is VERY serious. I voted, but I am only ONE vote, and what will happen in a couple of weeks is not under my control. Kamala and her backers are very dangerous and evil people, who should be considered our enemies and treated as such.

Fedgov Administration are TRAITORS - impale the ba$tard$ on the national mall.
Let the birds eat the carcasses as a reminder to all who conspire against Constitutional liberties.

I understand. One of my buddies was taking a shower when they raided his house. He opened his eyes to see the barrel of a gun in his face as he was trying to wash the shampoo out of his hair. If that doesn't frighten you you've got ice in your veins. They could have easily pulled the trigger and this guy would have been another "Nazi in Idaho". I'll not go into the rest of his experience. But, it's not good. I'm just as brave as anybody when it comes to my family. But, you have to pick your battles. You could get your head blown off for a misunderstanding with a weaponized, compartmentalized unhinged guy with a gun and a costume. On a related note - I just heard that they aren't releasing inmates when their sentences are fully served - if they're patriots. One is very high-profile. These people mean business.

The same would apply to Biden if a coup had not kicked him out of running for another fixed election.

I also spend a good bit of time on my laptop. BUT I also REFUSE to use the internet on my phone. Don't need to have it clogged up with ads etc.

while I was in the Army in 1970 I was stationed in Thailand. Just prior to my return to USA, I ordered a 1970 Dodge Challenger 340. Upon my return stateside, I went to a Chrysler dealership in Detroit and picked it up. My wife was thrilled with the whole process 'cause I had a woody for a whole week......

Way too many people in this country are not taking seriously enough is what other countries (friend and foe) think of what is happening here.
Ours friends can no longer trust us (when I say "us" or "we", I mean our present government) to help them, or even to keep our word.
We are destabilizing the worlds financials systems (hence BRICS). We are a dangerous country to be associated with socially, financially or militarily.
Our foes are giddy with pleasure: we are weak and woke, we are leaderless and pathological liars, both greedy and stupidly short-sighted.

Allegedly, half the country supports the most stupid, Marxist, dishonest, soulless, Godless creature to ever hump their way into high office.
Lord help us if there really is that many brainless, people of voting status in our once great Republic.

Two results are absolutely certain if the election is stolen for a second time:
1) The dollar be be dropped as the worlds reserve currency, putting this nation and the western world into a full financial depression, the likes of which no man alive has ever seen.
BRICS has more members joining every month, they know the ship is unsound, floundering, at great risk of hitting the tipping point.

2) Our enemies will take full advantage of a weak, feckless and patently incompetent HairAss administration.
Be it North Korea, Iran, China, or any number of Mideast/African/South American countries we have totally Effed-Over in the past 70 years.

The defense lawyers are officers of the court and must consent to the injustice or lose their source of income.
I couldn't agree more that the injustice and political prosecution (or lack of) is widespread - and treasonous.

"could it have been done without government oversight? "
Yes, just as many of the large corps cooperate to achieve control over the fedgov scum, they could have cooperated to build out transportation.
It would have placed the construction cost and maintenance on those who had the most benefit. Smaller states and regional companies would
have paid for branch lines. It might have taken longer but the cost and maintenance would have been much less and there would have been
no excuse for the federal fuel tax, imo. Instead there would have been tolls on those using it most and the lower costs passed on in lower product
prices. Free markets instead of force.

It never ceases to amaze me that the J6 defense lawyers haven't told the judge that it's impossible to trespass on one's own property and that NO ONE IN WASHINGTON, DC has a "right" to keep taxpayers out of a place that they own.

Meanwhile, the attrocities committed in summer 2020 (and those yet-to-be prosecuted for destroying private property) stand in stark contrast to the J6 protest (and the fierce blowback) held only 6 months later.

Agreed on the interstate commercial activity - just not using it with the sledgehammer way they are currently using it....... a landowner in NE can't do anything to a stream due to the ICC saying it might affect a farmer in GA.........

With the announcement of AI developers wanting small nuclear reactors for powering the AI machine... humans should be fully aware that the ' machine' has no intention of sharing its nuclear generated power with mankind... we will become irrelevant...

She plagiarizes 'cause she have not an original thought in her vapid head. The perfect puppet. Even the nose grows as she speaketh.

Oh yeah. Got to get a bunch from the (In)Justice Department. I've spent some time trying to figure out a Schiff joke that someone else here hasn't already made over time, and I couldn't come up with Jack Schiff.

I started thinking about what you said, term, and I think you are right. I lived near San Francisco from the time I was born until 1954; so grade school, from the first grade to 5th grade was spent in liberal California schools, where workbooks were issued by the state, and there was a pressure to conform.

We moved to Colorado in 1954, to suburbs near Denver. Colorado was a proven conservative state---thank God---and we had to provide our own accessories, though books were loaned. I finished high school in Golden, Colorado, where the School of Mines was located and many friends had parents who were professors. Golden also is not far from Rocky Flats where at one time plutonium triggers were made, and my physics teacher had resigned his position there and began teaching.

So I think you're right, and I was fortunate to have moved to a very conservative location to finish my pre-college schooling!

"...if we all work together".

Is your particular 'working together' compatible with collectivism or individualism?

A central bank, and here I concur with the early twentieth century German banker, von Gwinner, is probably a necessity in terms of moderating the economy. However, and von Gwinner agrees and actually said so in a speech in about 1911, prior to House and Wilson's inauguration of the Federal Reserve Bank, it can be misused by unsavory characters and bankers.

We need to identify the places where the misuse occurs and see if it can be eliminated. However before we can do that, any semblance of Leftist thought must be eradicated in this nation and the world. It is evil and malignant.

Defense and interstate commercial activity. There has to be some kind of third party to make judgements that are fair to both or all states.

You know, the interstate highway system is one we all admire; could it have been done without government oversight? Without federal funds, perhaps, but without some kind of third party oversight?

I believe, term, it is more about internationalism vs. nationalism. Once the U.S. collapses, then it can be 'reborn' so to speak, under an internationalist format. These internationalists attempted to keep the RF from being influential, and China is in their cross hairs, too. The Middle East and North Africa, whose 'Arab Spring' was actually instigated by America for that very reason. I might have let H.Clinton's role pass, but for her excuse in Congress: What difference, AT THIS POINT, does it make?