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    Quote Originally Posted by emmett View Post
    By 2020, surely we will have wised up and elected a Libertarian as our president.

    Ha. We'll never be that smart.

    By 2020, tired of blacks in the government with their incredible corruption and mismanagement, tired of income redistribution from whites to blacks who use it for drugs and orgies, the country will have split apart and be having wars among the different regions.

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    You guys think things will go on and on as they are --------- but why?

    They never do anywhere.

    Revolutions and civil wars are common, indeed universal; empires and large nations always break up.

    Compared to most European countries, we are waaaaay overdue. Four empires broke up after World War I. The Japanese Empire was broken after WWII, and Germany was split into parts. The Soviet Union broke apart in 1991.

    Why you think this country can survive the Obamonation reaction to the Bush catastrophe, I don't know. Russia sure didn't survive the Czar's casual decision to throw his people into the meatgrinder of WWI (nor did the Czar or his family: they were all shot). Revolution, communism, 30 million killed by Stalin, WWII, breakup.

    That's what happens when rulers casually go into wars they lose. And usually it's what happens with the NEXT guy that is worse: the Czar made the bad WWI decision, but it was Lenin and Trotsky that paved the way for Stalin and communism. Same deal with Bush, and here comes this fool Obama who already hates America, especially whites.


    I think we're in a far worse situation than people realize.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mundame View Post
    You guys think things will go on and on as they are --------- but why?

    They never do anywhere.

    Revolutions and civil wars are common, indeed universal; empires and large nations always break up.

    Compared to most European countries, we are waaaaay overdue. Four empires broke up after World War I. The Japanese Empire was broken after WWII, and Germany was split into parts. The Soviet Union broke apart in 1991.

    Why you think this country can survive the Obamonation reaction to the Bush catastrophe, I don't know. Russia sure didn't survive the Czar's casual decision to throw his people into the meatgrinder of WWI (nor did the Czar or his family: they were all shot). Revolution, communism, 30 million killed by Stalin, WWII, breakup.

    That's what happens when rulers casually go into wars they lose. And usually it's what happens with the NEXT guy that is worse: the Czar made the bad WWI decision, but it was Lenin and Trotsky that paved the way for Stalin and communism. Same deal with Bush, and here comes this fool Obama who already hates America, especially whites.


    I think we're in a far worse situation than people realize.
    Sounds like a good topic for another thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mundame View Post
    .... Obamonation reaction to the Bush catastrophe, ....
    You're off your rocker!

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    Quote Originally Posted by glockmail View Post
    You're off your rocker!

    Nope, that's how it works: First there's a Tiberius, a corruption and degradation of a better form of government (in Tiberius' case, Augustus Caesar).

    Things don't go well, but it's not a total collapse yet.

    Then because Tiberius has weakened everything including the systems, a real baddie comes in --- in that case, Caligula, who was stark, raving mad and made his horse a Roman senator, and then Nero came next.


    So we've got some fiddling and burning to look forward to after Bush.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mundame View Post
    Nope, that's how it works: First there's a Tiberius, a corruption and degradation of a better form of government (in Tiberius' case, Augustus Caesar).

    Things don't go well, but it's not a total collapse yet.

    Then because Tiberius has weakened everything including the systems, a real baddie comes in --- in that case, Caligula, who was stark, raving mad and made his horse a Roman senator, and then Nero came next.


    So we've got some fiddling and burning to look forward to after Bush.
    So Bush is Caesar. Your rocker landed on top of you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glockmail View Post
    So Bush is Caesar. Your rocker landed on top of you.

    Nope, Reagan was Caesar.

    Bush is Tiberius, the beginning of the end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by emmett View Post
    By 2020, surely we will have wised up and elected a Libertarian as our president.
    What about the congress, how much of it will be comprised of libertarian party members?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MtnBiker View Post
    What about the congress, how much of it will be comprised of libertarian party members?

    A LOT, and verrrrrrrrrrrrry quickly, if the parties switch out. I sure thought the Republicans would be replaced by Libertarians this cycle, but I was wrong.

    Okay, Glockmail, maybe everything will go on and on and on just like always, no big changes, nothing much happening........................................

    That wasn't what happened 9/11/2001, however.

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    Quote Originally Posted by avatar4321 View Post
    He also puts Michigan majorly into play.

    Also, it would actually make me alittle enthusiastic for our race.
    I was pulling for him all along. He makes sense because of his background in business, and he sounds like an honest person.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mundame View Post
    , he's not going to take on a MORMON
    I Highly doubt Romney being a mormon will play any part. if that were true NO one would of voted for the Muslim Obama

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    Quote Originally Posted by mundame View Post
    A LOT, and verrrrrrrrrrrrry quickly, if the parties switch out. I sure thought the Republicans would be replaced by Libertarians this cycle, but I was wrong.
    There is not a singal Libertarian congressman. The party is not going to switch out and the Republicans will not be replaced by the Libertarians. The Democrats would have a much better chance of replacing Republican seats than Libertarians.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MtnBiker View Post
    There is not a singal Libertarian congressman. The party is not going to switch out and the Republicans will not be replaced by the Libertarians. The Democrats would have a much better chance of replacing Republican seats than Libertarians.

    That's an assertion, and it's about the future: about which there is no data.

    When the Whigs failed as a party about 1856, the Republicans came in very quickly ------ when Abe Lincoln was elected president, suddenly everybody was a Republican, not a Whig.

    These things happen very quickly when they happen at all. Because politicians follow power: they go where they can get it, they don't hang around unpopular beliefs and systems! There's no power in that. What, do you think these are principled people? Ha.

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