Victimhood is a virus we will no longer allow them to destroy us- Candace Owens

[georgephillip]

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

 

[Zorro!]

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

 

[Moonglow]

Victimhood is the virus that has infected the black community and it is the Democrats that have been administering it to us for decades.
Candace Owens on Twitter
View attachment 255303

Candace nails it, the globalist can't stand her, the weak can't stand her all because those who are awake understand what is taking place in the US as well as around the world.

We are never going to let democratic scum turn our nation into shit hole countries.....screw you..

How do you explain the victimhood of the Christians when they claim there is a war on Christmas?

The Christians are stupid in the fact they forgive people like you to much. They need to arm themselves and push your azzes back. Otherwise they will be exterminated. That is the truth. You will kill the peaceful ones easily.

Yeah and you're a wizard of prognostication but nothing about Christmas.

 

[Darkwind]

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

 

[Moonglow]

Another thread about how the Christians are victums-oh my..

 

[georgephillip]

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

 

[georgephillip]

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

 

[Rustic]

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

You have no idea what real racism is… Dumbass

 

[Zorro!]

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

Think of it this way, Democrats aren't as bad today as they have been historically, and maybe now is the Time when Democrats put aside their politics of race and division and become truly GREAT like the rest of us.

 

[depotoo]

Funny how either the Atlantic or you or both failed to post this also from his manifesto-

“Conservatism is dead. Thank God.

Now let us bury it and move on to something of worth,” he wrote. He criticized conservatives for conserving nothing. “The natural environment is industrialized, pulverized and commoditized,” he wrote. “Western culture is trivialized, pupled and blended into a smear of meaningless nothing.”

“I mostly agree with Sir Oswald Mosley’s views and consider myself an eco-fascist. The nation with the closest political and social values to my own is the People’s Republic of China.”

Victimhood is the virus that has infected the black community and it is the Democrats that have been administering it to us for decades.
Candace Owens on Twitter
View attachment 255303

Candace nails it, the globalist can't stand her, the weak can't stand her all because those who are awake understand what is taking place in the US as well as around the world.

We are never going to let democratic scum turn our nation into shit hole countries.....screw you..

Candace nails it, the globalist can't stand her, the weak can't stand her all because those who are awake understand what is taking place in the US as well as around the world

Maybe she's just one more of Trump's many semi-literate trolls fanning the flames of hate?

Candace Owens - Wikipedia

"Owens made international headlines in March 2019 when she was named in the manifesto of the gunman who committed the Christchurch mosque shootings as the person who 'influenced [him] above all'.[78][79][80]

"According to The Atlantic, the gunman's rhetoric may have been designed to troll: 'Though the shooter could be a genuine fan of Owens, [...] this reference might be meant to incite Owens’s critics to blame her.'[81]

"Hours after the shooting, Owens posted a tweet in reaction to allegations that she inspired the mass murder, stating that she never created any content espousing her views on the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution or Islam.[82]

"Her tweet was criticized for appearing glib,[83][84] and it was reported that she had in fact posted tweets about the Second Amendment and Islam.[63] She later made formal statements rejecting any connection to the shooter.[63]"

 

[22lcidw]

Victimhood is the virus that has infected the black community and it is the Democrats that have been administering it to us for decades.
Candace Owens on Twitter
View attachment 255303

Candace nails it, the globalist can't stand her, the weak can't stand her all because those who are awake understand what is taking place in the US as well as around the world.

We are never going to let democratic scum turn our nation into shit hole countries.....screw you..

How do you explain the victimhood of the Christians when they claim there is a war on Christmas?

The Christians are stupid in the fact they forgive people like you to much. They need to arm themselves and push your azzes back. Otherwise they will be exterminated. That is the truth. You will kill the peaceful ones easily.

Yeah and you're a wizard of prognostication but nothing about Christmas.

Its all in front of us. I enjoy thanksgiving and then the mindless minions forcing themselves into the big stores for cheaper products. It is so peaceful. Imagine removing any dollar paid by the taxpayer for sexual diseases but legalizing the drugs for those stores and giving great deals for black friday sales. I am a wizard of watching you beg for your life for arrogance with your irresponsible ways and be grateful to those who pay for you.

 

[depotoo]

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

 

[Darkwind]

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

More likely you are a tireless semi-literate anti Trump troll bot fanning the flames of ignorance and hate.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

You'll be better informed the day you stop reading Wikipedia. That site is a bastion for left wing editing and no one with credibility uses it. Quote a site that cannot be edited by whoever wants to edit it for political reasons.

America was great great before and can be again. However, it has nothing to do with the people and everything to do with the ideologies. The right has gotten more spineless, the left have become the absolute scum of the earth. Making America Great again is a discussion of a time when the left was willing to compromise and actually put AMERICA ahead of its own power ambitions.

So, yeah there was a time when America was great. The past 14 or so years have seen a marked decline in her greatness.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

The actual threat comes from mentally ill leftists attacking people wearing MAGA hats. Their sort of violent angry
reactionary fascism is what scares me.

 

[georgephillip]

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

MAGA was a con when Reagan rolled it out.
Trump's imitation is an even bigger lie for 90% of Americans.
Americans had a more secure economic future before millions of middle class jobs where shipped to China for the benefit of parasites like the Trump crime family.

A Florida massage parlor owner has been selling Chinese execs access to Trump at Mar-a-Lago

 

[georgephillip]

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

MAGA was a con when Reagan rolled it out.
Trump's imitation is an even bigger lie.
Americans had a more secure economic future before

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

Think of it this way, Democrats aren't as bad today as they have been historically, and maybe now is the Time when Democrats put aside their politics of race and division and become truly GREAT like the rest of us.

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

Yes. Conservative (cracker) Democrats drove Jim Crow until LBJ forced all the ignorant crackers to become Republicans. You know, like the ignorant cracker in the White House today who was a Democrat for decades before noticing he had to switch parties to become POTUS. Democrats today don't hide under their beds when people without white skins move into their communities unlike the MAGA morons.

 

[georgephillip]

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

Think of it this way, Democrats aren't as bad today as they have been historically, and maybe now is the Time when Democrats put aside their politics of race and division and become truly GREAT like the rest of us.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

The race gap in US prisons is glaring, and poverty is making it worse

 

[georgephillip]

Maybe so.
But I'm not confused about MAGA or the threat it poses to democracy:

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"Wealth and politics have a long history of intense interaction in the United States.

"From the 1780s on, foreign visitors remarked about Americans being money-fixated.

"John Stuart Mill, the English political economist, suggested in 1860 that in America, 'the life of the whole of one sex is devoted to dollar-hunting, and the other to breeding dollar hunters.'

"A generation earlier, Alexis de Tocqueville had observed that, 'Whenever the reverence which belonged to what is old has vanished, birth, condition, and profession no longer distinguish men, or scarcely distinguish them, hardly anything but money remains.... Among aristocratic nations, money reaches only to a few points on the vast circle of man's desires; in democracies, it seems to lead all.'"

Trump is the living embodiment of a dollar-hunter.
His scale of corruption and narcissism is unmatched among former presidents.
Anyone who apologizes for his ignorance and hate isn't qualified to judge others.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

You'll be better informed the day you stop reading Wikipedia. That site is a bastion for left wing editing and no one with credibility uses it. Quote a site that cannot be edited by whoever wants to edit it for political reasons.

America was great great before and can be again. However, it has nothing to do with the people and everything to do with the ideologies. The right has gotten more spineless, the left have become the absolute scum of the earth. Making America Great again is a discussion of a time when the left was willing to compromise and actually put AMERICA ahead of its own power ambitions.

So, yeah there was a time when America was great. The past 14 or so years have seen a marked decline in her greatness.

You'll be better informed the day you stop reading Wikipedia. That site is a bastion for left wing editing and no one with credibility uses it. Quote a site that cannot be edited by whoever wants to edit it for political reasons.

Anyone can propose an edit to Wiki, so why don't you give it a try?
Then point out any inaccuracies in the following Wiki information:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republicand a representative democracy. The United States is a founding member of the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Organization of American States (OAS), and other international organizations.

"The United States is a highly developed country, with the world's largest economy by nominal GDP and second-largest economy by PPP, accounting for approximately a quarter of global GDP.[30]The U.S. economy is largely post-industrial, characterized by the dominance of services and knowledge-based activities, although the manufacturing sector remains the second-largest in the world.[31]

"The United States is the world's largest importer and the second largest exporter of goods, by value.[32][33] Although its population is only 4.3% of the world total,[34] the U.S. holds 31% of the total wealth in the world, the largest share of global wealth concentrated in a single country."

 

[Zorro!]

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

Think of it this way, Democrats aren't as bad today as they have been historically, and maybe now is the Time when Democrats put aside their politics of race and division and become truly GREAT like the rest of us.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

The race gap in US prisons is glaring, and poverty is making it worse

What is the point you are trying to make?

 

[Zorro!]

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

Again, it depends on none of that. It is simply a belief that America can be more, and that does not threaten our country or our form of government; btw, we are NOT a democracy.

"Make America Great Again" implies a former time when America was Great, right?

When was THAT?

btw:

United States - Wikipedia

"The United States is the world's oldest surviving federation. It is a federal republic and a representative democracy."

When people had a more secure economic future. Your continued twisting of maga is nothing but a show of your filthy bias.

MAGA was a con when Reagan rolled it out.
Trump's imitation is an even bigger lie.
Americans had a more secure economic future before

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

Clearly, you are confused. MAGA poses zero threat to democracy.

That depends when Trump and his supporters believe America was "great."

Wealth and Politics in the United States, Wealth, Money-Culture, Ethics, and Corruption excerpted from the book Wealth and Democracy a political history of the American rich by Kevin Phillips

"In 1890 the Populist firebrand Mary Ellen Lease, she who had urged Kansans to 'raise less corn and more hell,' told her audiences that 'Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street.'

"Two years later Populist presidential nominee James B. Weaver deplored how 'Wall Street has become the Western extension of Threadneedle and Lombard streets,' the London location of the Bank of England.

"Eastern finance had grown into what would become an enduring symbol."

Was American"great" in the 1890s?
If so, for whom was it "great?"

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

Whenever it was great for you, that's when you want to make it great again.

When do you think America was "Great"?

Jim Crow Laws, Plessy v Ferguson, NAACP Flashcards | Quizlet

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

We are One People,
With One Law
Applied without favor.

Think of it this way, Democrats aren't as bad today as they have been historically, and maybe now is the Time when Democrats put aside their politics of race and division and become truly GREAT like the rest of us.

Yes. The Democrats were a real mess but Republicans prevailed. Today our challenge still comes from the Left and Democrats and their politics of racialism and division.

Yes. Conservative (cracker) Democrats drove Jim Crow until LBJ forced all the ignorant crackers to become Republicans. You know, like the ignorant cracker in the White House today who was a Democrat for decades before noticing he had to switch parties to become POTUS. Democrats today don't hide under their beds when people without white skins move into their communities unlike the MAGA morons.

Democrats are the Party of Slavery, Rape, Lynchings and Dred Scott until The Republicans defeated them in the Civil War. Then Democrats became the Party of the KKK and Jim Crow until the 1964 civil rights bill passed on Republican votes.

The Nation again tires of your politics of hate and division. It's time Democrats finally join the rest of the post racial nation, realizing that we are:
One People
With One Law
Applied without Favor