Originally Posted by Jody Whitesides
Right now the country the U.S. needs to be emulating is Iceland.

The fact that we haven't jailed the bankers that F'd up the economy and removed/replaced our broken government just baffles me. Its in the constitution as such to replace our government when its no longer of the people for the people - which it clearly isn't.

On the religious side, the constitution also clearly spells out there is supposed to be a separation of Church and State. Since "contenders" and current representatives are clearly wearing their religion on their sleeves its a serious problem that also needs to go away.

The U.S. has become exactly what it was originally intending to get away from when it was started.

End of story.


Well, one out of two isn't bad.

I completely agree that we need (and may get) a complete reset. But it will be one of the bloodiest civil wars in world history and likely will lead to the end of Canada and Mexico and a reinvention of the borders of the USA. There will be no winners because so many will die that in the end everyone will wonder what we were fighting for and various "strong men" will rise up with the help of our enemies around the world to split us into pieces. Perhaps not in our lifetimes, but if it is in that time, not many of us will survive.

As for religion and the church/state dogma on both sides, they did not specify a type of preferred religion, but they DID intend to protect religion from any interference by government. Freedom OF not FROM religion was key. It has been bastardized by the left for decades. I will say that the last thing I would want is to live under a theocracy, any more than any other form or authoritarian state which is where we're headed with the ever growing government. I don't agree with most religions, but think people should be able to express themselves and believe what they want as long as no physical harm comes to others because of it.

It is due to the unconstitutional Presidency, Courts, Congress and local political machines that we need to be both glad and terrified of the 2nd amendment. Glad because it may be our last resort, and terrified because of what that will actually mean.

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