Collectivism is slavery…

Bingo…! There’s been some discussion to this fact and you quite possibly aren’t far from the truth Rob. What better way could the “rethugs” take care of one of their main men, but through intentional muddying of the case especially when the prosecutorial side regardless of outcomes still get their paychecks at taxpayer expense. It was proven that Bushco groomed the DOJ for the facilitation of their agenda. It seems that not much has changed with Eric Holder in place either.

The only way America can hopefully regain its sanity and a semblance of true choice at the polls is to reject en masse both the Republican and Democratic parties…period!

They’ve become a duopolistic phenomena giving us only the illusion of choice; ie., two sides of the same failed political paradigm.

America’s soul is screaming for viable multiple parties, not just two, but many as in other countries on earth. I know for sure that I will never vote for a Democrat or a Republican again in my lifetime. I’m tired of being a victim of their rigged political agenda.

To restore our political mental health we need to simply tune out both Republican and Democratic “noise” and find a watering hole that quenches our thirst for that which has been long lost in America at least since Ronald Reagan/H.W. Bush started America on its long downhill slide to becoming their AmeriKa and we their serfs…! : |

Carl Nemo **==

“The only way America can hopefully regain its sanity and a semblance of true choice at the polls is to reject en masse both the Republican and Democratic parties…period!”

I don’t understand why a complete rejection of the two existing major parties is the “only” way to go.

The better (not to mention easier) way might well be for Americans to take back control of their political parties. Sort of like the way the Dems started moving in 2008. And sort of not like the way the GOP is going now.

As to having a multiplicity of political parties, hey, that’s a GREAT idea. Perhaps we can have a system like they have in Italy, which has averaged close to one new government every two years since the end of WW II. Only one Italian government since 1946 has stayed in office through an entire regular election cycle (five years.) ONE! Stability. Yeah. That’s the ticket.

Try to imagine a United States where the Dems and Reps each hold about 47 percent of House and Senate seats with the other 6 percent held by the Right Wing Christian Kill the Jews Party. And they refuse to allow a budget to pass until there is a Constitutional Amendment requiring everyone to become a Christian. Not a Catholic or a Mormon, of course, but a “real” Protestant Christian. That’s a republic you can believe in!

A great deal of politics is the ability and willingness to deal with reality. The reality is that American voters WANT a two-party system. If we don’t like the direction a party is going we get involved and change the party.

A personal pet peeve of mine:

ma⋅roon

1. dark brownish-red.

2. to put ashore and abandon on a desolate island or coast by way of punishment or the like, as was done by buccaneers.

MORON:

1. a person who is notably stupid or lacking in good judgment.
2. Psychology. a person of borderline intelligence in a former classification of mental retardation, having an intelligence quotient of 50 to 69.

All political parties are corrupt. ALL. Our country is corrupt from the rotted core. We deserve to lose it because we, the people, got complacent and let it happen.

“The reality is that American voters WANT a two-party system.”…extract from post

Yes and we surely see where that has gotten us in these final days of the Republic. Evidently the “booboisie”; ie., the electorate can only handle simplicity; ie., left/right, black/white, up/down and evidently alive vs. dead when it comes to their personal safety and their future as a nation. For sure the two party system is the cheapest version that allows the shadowy corporate controllers to prevail since they own both parties outright through the “grease” provided by their frontline operatives known as lobbyists.

I know I’m finished playing this silly two party game. I’m very proactive politically in terms of contacting my Congressional reps by phone, email and even snail mail, but invariably my Washington State reps, all Dems enjoy spending taxpayer money like drunken sailors on shore leave or simply making the wrong decisions relative to my family’s welfare and the safety of this nation. : |

Carl Nemo **==