THANX, DS, RIGHT ON TARGET ~

The author of this article puts it very clearly as to what is wrong with America.  As I have oft said, the problem with the United States is the use, abuse and misuse of the income tax.  The problem with America is, we have forgotten who our people are.  We need to recognize and acknowledge that the United States is, and has been since the early 1800’s, the greatest threat to the survival of America.
Until we figure out the solution, and it is very obvious, there is no way God will bless America.  I must warn you, though, the solution is not PC.
DS


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Subject: No Country 😥 !!!!!!!!!!

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This is spot on and worth reading.  This can’t be all right as so many people want to come here.  This is still the greatest country in the world but seems to be headed in a negative direction.  It’s easy to see the negatives but what I want to know is how we can repair this country without violence.  Just make sure you always vote to try and counter the dumb direction we are headed.

Those of us who were part of the Baby Boom generation, now in our
60s, 70s, or older, no longer recognize the nation in which we grew
up. We are strangers in a land that gets stranger by the day.
We believed in the American dream. We worked hard, paid our taxes, and
obeyed the law —even laws we thought were idiotic, We married and had
children. Today’s young adults cohabit and have pets.
We struggled to raise families. Some of us went to war, like our
fathers and grandfathers before us. We thought that when we grew old,
there would be more for us – more than alienation.
Most of us don’t recognize Biden’s America. Patriotism has become
passe. Our military is led by men who are social workers and
politically correct hacks.  They can’t fight, but they’re great at
getting soldiers to use preferred pronouns and combating imaginary
racism in the ranks.
Giant corporations have replaced individual enterprises, which – in
many cases – have been taxed and regulated out of existence.
Government bureaucrats and corporate executives are like the pigs and
men at the end of Orwell’s Animal Farm.
We look in vain for a Ronald Reagan, a Lincoln, or Teddy Roosevelt. We
find corrupt clowns like wizened Nancy Pelosi, Commissar Ocasio-Cortez
(the Cuban pinup girl selling socialist snake oil), and our president
– a cranky septuagenarian slipping noisily into senility.
If we’re white, we’re told that we are responsible for every problem
that plagues people of color. That’s right, we’re to blame for the
roughly 70% of black children born out of wedlock (we forced their
parents to behave irresponsibly), just as cops are to blame for the
deaths of thugs who threaten their lives.
Savages who burn down cities are hailed as heroes and celebrated as
warriors for social justice. But misguided middle-class citizens,
among them veterans, who trespassed in the Capitol 14 months ago are
branded traitors and insurgents.
Mayors take down statues of Washington and Columbus and commissioned
murals of George Floyd. If you’re white, you’re also responsible for
slavery, segregation, the Wounded Knee massacre and Japanese Americans
interned during World War II. Racism is in our blood, they tell us.
Remember, throughout human history, racism has never existed anywhere
but here.
Forget racial minorities. Now, we’re told that there are “sexual
minorities” — that people who used to be considered odd are
oppressed, that a man who thinks he’s a woman in fact is a woman – and
is entitled to use the ladies’ room with our granddaughters.
And if we refuse to accept this bizarre fantasy, we are hateful. By
“despoiling the earth,” we’re also responsible for climate change. If
we end up paying $7-a-gallon for gas –well, it’s our fault.
What passes for entertainment is sickening – all blood and gore,
sadistic killers, aliens who pop out of people’s stomachs, and
monsters in various guises.  We search in vain for contemporary movies
with characters we can admire or at least care about. So we retreat to
the cinema of the 40s and 50s on TCM.
On top of living in an unrecognizable country, we can’t even afford to
live here anymore. You need a second mortgage to buy a steak. A
hamburger and fries at McDonald’s is a gourmet feast. Filling up the
tank is agonizing. Paying confiscatory taxes marks us as serfs.
Inflation is at a 40-year high, and politicians tell us it’s because
the government isn’t spending enough.
Our parents could retire at 65, in the mortgage-free home they bought
in their 30s. We’re still working at 75. Retirement is a distant
dream.
We’re working to provide benefits for illegal aliens, addicts, and
loons who camp and defecate on the streets.
Many of us are the grandchildren of immigrants, a fact of which we are
proud. Our people helped to build this country. But we witness with
horror the tide flowing across our southern border unimpeded.
The middle class views them as criminals, gang members, and mooches.
The Democratic party sees them as voters.
We can’t defend our own borders but are expected to defend those of
distant lands.
This used to be an English-speaking country. Now its ballots are in 20
languages, court interpreters and press one for Serbo-Croatian.
Our feeble president (who’s been on the federal teat for half a
century) is unable to perform his Constitutional duties but has
successfully waged war on domestic energy production.
We went from energy independence to beggars with a gas can in a matter
of months. The corpse that walks says climate change is the biggest
threat to our national security – along with transphobia.
Washington sputters about Putin’s war on Ukraine but imports 670,000
barrels of Russian oil a day. While he lets pipelines rust and our
oil, coal and natural gas remain in the ground, Biden pleads with the
Saudis to pump more – and is thinking about imports from the Marxists
of Venezuela and the jihadists of Iran, both Russian allies.
Apparently, oil from anywhere outside the U.S. doesn’t pollute.
Officeholders for life treat us like mentally-challenged children.
They snicker at those who pay their self-awarded, exorbitant,
salaries and pensions.
So, we limp along into old age, too proud to go on the dole and too
stubborn to just give up. Besides, surrendering now would be a
betrayal of the America that once was.

Comment (1)

  1. Shoshana Manard

    As a member of the Baby Boom generation, with a degree in Sociology, I couldn’t have written a better picture myself. I am in total agreement and applaud this writer for such a accurate picture.

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