There's another demographic with a nation state that fits the narrative.

The south will rise again!

Only if they join the clear thinking north!

When did we last fight for freedom?

WW II , was the biggest, but we really haven't needed to since.
But with the way things have been going now is the time!

Im not an economic guy, but I cant understand how the government can keep spending more than it has without it catching up with us at some point. Seems at some point the economic bubble we live in will burst. From a financial perspective things are looking bleak for the future. Seems the national debt is a run away train that's picking up speed every year. Just look at how many people depend on a federal job or federal welfare. Look at the average house debt per family. When the bubble burst its going to be bad on a new level.

Kind of like a gold digging woman, spends it faster than you can make it!

Old Soviet tactic that’s coming to fruition. Plant a few seeds and they will grow. Once it takes off, their job is done and in time the country will implode on itself.
Remember when fake news was something anybody could easily call out?

Yeah, clear thinking places like Illinois and Minnesota.

It’s the same everywhere

Spending is the issue,,, to many folks relying on the state,,,,To many takers,,,, not enough makers

The issue is not red or blue,,,

The issue is between the state and you,,

It all started in the 1910’s with the creation of the federal reserve and welfare programs

Happened everywhere in the world around the same time

Great Charlie kirk video talking about it, in a roundabout way,,,,, indoctrination

[video:youtube]https://youtu.be/i3UDCosMu4c?si=AvDHH71P9yCkIY2C[/video]

“WILL YOU SEE IT” it was close and if the election would have gone the other way…..we would have been history by now!

It’s a slow process that started about 1910. Makes me sad

From the Congress . gov site It paints a pretty clear picture on how we escalated to processes that lack proper over-site, lack of accountability, and "auto" spending.

beginning in 1870, antideficiency acts were enacted to prevent agencies from exceeding appropriations made by Congress for any fiscal year or obligating payments in anticipation of future appropriations. In the 20th century, the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 created a statutory role for the President by requiring agencies to submit their budget requests to him and, in turn, for him to submit a consolidated request to Congress. Other important changes included the advent of direct (mandatory) spending and the enactment of the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, which provided Congress with a vehicle for making decisions about overall fiscal policy and priorities and also established the House and Senate Budget Committees and the Congressional Budget Office. Since 1985, budgetary decisionmaking has also been subject to various budget control statutes designed to restrict congressional budgetary actions or implement particular budgetary outcomes. Altogether, this evolution has resulted in the framework in which budgetary decisionmaking occurs today.

Sadly, I think we are going to see a civil war before my time on earth is done. It most likely won't be any type of conventional war we have endured. I think it will evolve into much more like the power held by the top 2-5% of money which will control what we can buy, forcing laws to repress those that can rebel against them. There will be small out breaks of violence, but ultimately I think it comes down to the power struggles we see that continue to increase. If WE continue to elect far left and far right, WE will eliminate any middle ground to stand on