Opinion Is the US political system spent?

It always was a corrupt joke. You've got politicians running around in the forest worshiping owls, esoteric symbolism embedded in the architecture and fraternal orders controlling the economy for 2+ centuries.

They took the mask off because they have to. The public awareness of their activities went from around 2% to around 15-30% in the last 15 years. I think they're losing, look how strong the nationalist sentiment is growing worldwide. This is their death rattle, they're fucked.
I hope you're right, but they're going out with a fucking bang. Good post, an optimistic perspective on it.
 
I hope you're right, but they're going out with a fucking bang. Good post, an optimistic perspective on it.
Yes they are going out with a bang. The problem with their plan is they simply do not have the manpower to enforce it.

If they entirely strip property rights

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/11/shopping-i-can-t-really-remember-what-that-is/

And start to converge on the individualist areas they'll fail immediately. I'd say we're closer to a military coup taking them out than we are having the military pointed at us. The military is awake to this bullshit, they aren't going to fire on their own people. The police would be woefully outgunned in any confrontation. They're trying to implement a plan that can't succeed.

Their only option is foreign military presence but that would immediately call every cognizant person to action around the world. They're losing ground by the day. They tried to destroy the currency so people just started making their own currencies. They tried so hard to start a war with Syria and failed repeatedly, people aren't buying it anymore.
 
100% agreed. A Biden presidency with Mitch as senate majority leader will bring out the worst parts of both, and they'll likely cooperate to do it.

We got 2 runoffs in GA this January....it's going to be nuts.
 
The system itself is fine. It's all the leftist jag offs who are corrupting it that are the problem.
 
Here in Canada we got the N.D.P which keeps the Liberal Party in check from having to move too much to the centre while in the U.S two party system, the Democrats are pressured by Conservatives which keeps them closer to the centre.

But let's be real here... When powerful rich people are seeing someone like Bernie Sanders rise in popularity and his platform consist of taking a huge chunk of their money for tax and causing a disturbance for private medical insurance and the political donor figures.. the power they have over the media narrative to make Sanders seem like the devil is not going to allow him to win among the average voter. You think the owners of MSNBC are cool with losing millions under a progressive President?










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This is Fox News level of absurdity..








The Republicans were fine with Trump, he wasn't ever going to get in the way of things that really matter to them. But you can't say the same about the Democrats with Sanders.
 
Despite the fact that James Madison thought the system of government they were creating would put partisanship in check, in the practice it created a bipartisan system where parties seem to be above everything.

It kind of worked when America was somehow homogeneous and States were relatively isolated and State politics were important, but nowadays with what happened in Arizona and the reaction from Republicans and Democrats blaming the poor performance on lack or excess of progressivism.

Its clear that America needs a third party, but for a third party to be viable America needs to move towards parliamentary system or find a way for political minorities to be represented.

So instead of having 2 parties that range from extreme left to center and one that ranges from extreme right to center, you would have 3 parties.

One with the left like the types of Bernie Sanders and AOC

One with the center like the Clintons or the Bushes.

One with the right like Mitch McConnell.

And in order to have a functioning government there would be a need to compromise the dominant party would have to ally themselves with another party in order to have a functioning government and thus would work as checks.
Diversity destroys democracy and social cohesion. That's why globalists are pushing for diversity everywhere, especially in democratic nations. It is easier to install a totalitarian global government when people are disunited and don't give a shit about preserving their own societies.
 
Despite the fact that James Madison thought the system of government they were creating would put partisanship in check, in the practice it created a bipartisan system where parties seem to be above everything.

It kind of worked when America was somehow homogeneous and States were relatively isolated and State politics were important, but nowadays with what happened in Arizona and the reaction from Republicans and Democrats blaming the poor performance on lack or excess of progressivism.

Its clear that America needs a third party, but for a third party to be viable America needs to move towards parliamentary system or find a way for political minorities to be represented.

So instead of having 2 parties that range from extreme left to center and one that ranges from extreme right to center, you would have 3 parties.

One with the left like the types of Bernie Sanders and AOC

One with the center like the Clintons or the Bushes.

One with the right like Mitch McConnell.

And in order to have a functioning government there would be a need to compromise the dominant party would have to ally themselves with another party in order to have a functioning government and thus would work as checks.
James Madison didn't factor in fine cheaters like these guys...
 
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