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Over the past few decades, studies are showing something unusual happening: people aren’t willing to fight for their country anymore, especially in the West.

Back when I was a kid watching Red Dawn, I couldn’t see myself not fighting for my nation if it was in need, and I was far from alone.

In a sense, blowback is simply another way of saying that a nation reaps what it sows.

You know that you live in Hell when even your own wife is a Communist.

Even hardcore conservatives admit Trump is doing nothing to reduce the debt, restore the Bill of Rights, or end the wars.

Decades of bombing, occupation, drone killings, regime change and support for brutal governments have also fueled rage against the United States.

The 9/11 attacks were blowback. The Boston Marathon bombing was blowback. The attempted Times Square bombing was blowback. The Fort Hood shooting was blowback.

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.

Retired Army colonel explains why Patriot missiles are so valuable and in short supply https://www. pbs.org/newshour/show/retired- army-colonel-explains-why-patriot-missiles-are-so-valuable-and-in-short-supply?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub Posted into Politics @ politics-thenewsdesk

The very same Americans who hate Mexicans say Rubio should be the next US
president.

Americans say anyone who is the head of a political party is the leader of the world.

@shortstories For starters: He clearly don't have any training or real knowledge on the topic.
He failed to understand which BPD was discussed. He said Bi-Polar Disorder, but the BPD he talked about was Borderline Personality Disorder. Bipolar is usually medicated and usually predictable. Borderline isn't. Borderline is a personality disorder and requires CBT (cognitiv behaviour therapy), aka re-education. Although it's also a retired diagnosis now. They usually replace it with CPTSD.

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Korea is often referred to as one of the most Confucian societies, with Confucianism having a profound influence on its culture, social interactions, and moral values.

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Any theoritical part in Conficianism about a higher ranked person being obligated to treat a lower ranked person kindly, mercifully,or benevelonetly are negated in practice by that you are not allowed to criticize a higher ranked person if they actually do mistreat a lower ranked person and because higher ranked person's are always correct and never do any wrong

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Those three parts of Confucianism negate all other parts of Confucianosm that contradict them resulting in super Totalitarianism

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Tenets of Confucianism

1 You know what is true based on who said a statement and where they are in the Hierarchy

2 You should obey people if they are higher than you in the hierarchy, it is good to obey them and bad to disobey them

3 You know what is good based on the hietarchy, if someone higher in the hierarchy does something than it is good and if you say it is bad than you are bad

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North Korea is the most Confucianistic country that I know of in the modern world

It is the best real life example of Confucianism in the current year that I am posting this

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