Libertarians think that they should give up defending freedom because Americans hate liberty, but Libertarians should keep resisting tyranny for selfish reasons.
While the elites control the money, government, and media, the 99% have the numbers.
One Libertarian may not be able to resist being sent to the concentration camps, but one million people might.
Is there much difference between the elites who are destroying the US with wars, debt, and tyranny and the Americans who accept the wars, debt, and police state?
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Schrödinger's war strategy.
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The lesson is the People don't want foreign entanglements nor do they want to spread democracy.
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It's absolutely fucking brilliant! Or retarded. I'm not sure which.
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One of those, for sure!
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You do realize that the globalists are using tyranny to kill off the 99%, right?
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Getting drafted isn't easy if you never had a birth certificate, SSN, passport, or driver license.
You do realize that the globalists are using tyranny to kill off the 99%, right?
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Like Lyndon Johnson from 1965-1968 Trump has taken the nation into the quicksand of a foreign war he has no viable strategy for winning.
He has relearned the painful lesson our nation should have learned in Vietnam, that aerial bombing alone will not defeat a determined opponent. It is noteworthy the president has not shared with Congress, or the American people, a plan for winning this war now that the bombing campaign has proven ineffective.
The president owes the American people answers.
Getting drafted isn't easy if you never had a birth certificate, SSN, passport, or driver license.
If you hate surveillance cameras then you would be even angrier if you were
caught by a camera breaking a rule you didn't know about.
Wow.
Americans think that the US won the Vietnam War.
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The late, great Sun Tzu said that a vessel must be both simultaneously full and empty. Trump's strategic mind is like that vessel
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@freepatriot the only lesson learned from Vietnam was this one: the endless quagmire was nearly won but then the media stole defeat from the jaws of victory, by giving the public the false impression that the war was an endless quagmire.
This is the only lesson compatible with the belief (loved by propagandists) that propaganda is a superpower that can win wars. The propaganda just wasn't with us yet.
This is the only lesson compatible with the belief (loved by propagandists) that propaganda is a superpower that can win wars. The propaganda just wasn't with us yet.
Like Lyndon Johnson from 1965-1968 Trump has taken the nation into the quicksand of a foreign war he has no viable strategy for winning.
He has relearned the painful lesson our nation should have learned in Vietnam, that aerial bombing alone will not defeat a determined opponent. It is noteworthy the president has not shared with Congress, or the American people, a plan for winning this war now that the bombing campaign has proven ineffective.
The president owes the American people answers.
Congress didn’t start a losing war with Iran. Congress didn’t decide to alienate nearly all of our former allies. Congress isn’t proposing a $1.5 Trillion military budget this year.
Housing is not expensive simply because of “greedy corporations;” it is expensive because housing supply has been constrained by zoning, permitting delays, building restrictions, and local opposition to development.
Gas is not expensive because oil companies seek profit; it is expensive because of government imposed taxes, production limits, refinery constraints, and regulatory barriers.
