Montecresto
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Greetings, Montecresto. :2wave:
You're probably correct, but why does it have to be that way? It almost appears as if our elected leaders have opted over the years to go out in a blaze of "we know best, so up yours" to the rest of the world! However, being a history buff, I have learned that every civilization that has ever existed has first decayed from within, and then finally imploded and died when they tried the same thing we're doing, but we're going to be the exception? I don't think so, but this is one time when I hope I'm wrong because our creditors will demand to be repaid one day, as is their right, and we will be unable to do so. What new rules will be forced to live under then? :shock:
So I think of it as musical chairs and everybody thinks (hopes) that such collapse comes after their time or that they have a chair when the music stops. But more importantly, if people would just look at what actually happens one administration to another, there's very little difference in the end in what's done. IOW, both parties are kicking the can down the same road, if on opposite sides. Which is why you've seen me so often decrying both parties and advocating for the independents, that actually outnumber those registered in either party, to unite behind and actually put an independent in the White House and let the republicans and democrats both sit one out and perhaps they'd get the message. But keeping a republican or democrat in office, election after election will ensure amongst a host of other problems, a continually growing national debt.