We Americans don’t hate each other nearly as much as the Democratic Party seems to want us to for their strategies to work.
We ain’t perfect, but we just don’t.
High Trust and Dependence
Vs
Low Trust and Independence
with respect to institutional leadership, is the best replacement for our old “Left vs Right” political spectrum that I have found.
Try it for yourself. I found it to be surprisingly efficient.
I regard it as nothing short of tragic that free speech -- which began a core enlightenment value and was then built into a real ideology by the *US left* in the 20th Century -- is now demonized as a right-wing view, and begging Google to police our speech is left-wing orthodoxy.
I’m watching our National suicide which I am powerless to stop or even slow for reasons that I simply cannot fathom.
Perhaps I’ve just outlived my time; I cannot recognize this world hell bent on madness and self harm to aid a communist superpower rival rising in the east. #NO
@Hodl4Invest I find this interesting. You’d think that when the bond market starts to drop, people would put their money into another type of currency due to a weakness in the other currency. 20-30yr bonds are going to be useless? Why not put something to crypto, is my thought.
Night sky. Only realizing just now that I must not have properly seen the Milky Way in ages. Maybe several years.
How could something so profound and so universal; disappear so completely for so many of us?
#Maui
@mkolken Nah. We live in a country with the luxury of quick cycles. Think of the 60s—or the 1860s. Our diversity and ideology (protected by the “proles”) make for unity after intense tribalism. Tribalism may be the exception for a while, but our norm was always “E pluribus unum.”