@BasedMikeLee The reason the Articles of Confederation "failed" is because it was doing a fantastic job at limiting the power of the government. The central purpose of the new constitution was to expand power, particularly the power to tax.
@RealCandaceO I listen to Jesse on fire's podcast everyday. He's so funny, but you should have him in your show. He has a theory you need to listen to or refute.
@ThomasEWoods@steve_hanke Cancel the debt. Cap dollars to those currently in existence. Dare Congress to continue spending only through taxation. Use presidential powers to Guantanimo anyone who objects to the plan.
@BasedMikeLee The save act will show you a more accurate count of how much everyone wants to see the traitorous and the lukewarm get-alonger Republicans go down.
@BrianEastwoodx@MassieforKY 1. He's preventing God's brimstone from cleanly wiping that damned city off the map. How can I wish DC would collapse into burning hell when he's there?
@NickJFreitas@MarioNawfal I read it twice. Why does this sound like a very reasonable and justice-oriented response?
Im not used to hearing this type of thing from our neo-cons.
Why do you think record numbers of people canβt afford groceries, gas, or shelter?
Why do you think the majority of young people will never own a home β or even be able to provide for a family?
Why do you think Europe β and now America β are being overwhelmed with refugees, creating political and social disharmony?
U.S. military intervention and regime-change wars have a zero percent success rate. They donβt make life better for the people in those countries β and they come at a cost to the people in ours.
That cost is the prosperity, safety, and freedom of the American people.
I want to be clear, my primary fight has always been against neo-conservatism β inflation, debt, corporate welfare and protection, false flags, assassinations, endless war, empire, bloated bureaucracy, propaganda, spying, revolving doors, and general lawlessness for the so-called elites.
It still is today.