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I doubt it.

Yes, I doubt that Christ is coming back, but I specifically refute the claim at left that more people are accepting this idea.

The trend in the United States, a predominantly Christian nation, is away from churches of all types.

This is especially true of young people, though it’s unclear why this is.  I’d love to believe that they’re more scientific in their thinking, but that doesn’t seem to be the case, does it?

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For those those who believe that it would be impossible for the U.S. to deprioritize education any further, stay tuned. This administration won’t rest until public education has been completely eradicated.

Over the years, we’ve seen many people speculate as to the motive here.  The usual suspect is that it’s easier for the nation’s most wealthiest people to remain in power if the common American is incapable of realizing how thoroughly they’ve been screwed.

In the case of Trump himself, this whole phenomenon is even more obvious.  Even minimally educated people have a tough time believing that the U.S. president is actually making America great again.  For Trump, the more ignorant the better.

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This guy makes an excellent point.

If you think states with highly educated voters like California and Massachusetts are liberal, wait until you check out Canada.

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If you don’t care what you pay for electricity, this makes perfect sense.
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Has anyone else noticed that social media posts are becoming more ridiculous by the day?

This fool seems to be asserting that the incredible number of shooting deaths in America, a tragedy that is unique to our country, is due to our extraordinarily bad parenting.

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Here, Marcus Aurelius provides viewpoints on life that could be applied to current-day U.S. politics.

For instance, I can say that all this hatred and stupidity is, in fact, playing itself out in front of my eyes, but I’m fortunate enough not to be poor, uneducated, Muslim, female, LGBTQ, black, etc., so no big deal.

As it happens, however, I do have one small chink in the armor, in that I actually care about the well-being of others.

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The reader who sent me this notes: I thought things were supposed to get better. In particular, weren’t prices going to fall?

Trump won the 2024 election fair and square; a plurality of voters re-elected a pathological liar to lead this country. This is the type of crap that the American people knowingly signed up for, and thus it’s hard to feel sorry for them.

When looked at in a certain light, this level of stupidity is actually funny.  Saying that transgender people do not exist is like saying that cucumbers don’t exist; it’s just factually incorrect.

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A reader sent me this question and supplied an answer: The United States.

I doubt it.

It’s true that the path our nation is taking is anything but sustainable, but it’s likely that our little bout with fascism will be short-lived.  I predict that the common American will eventually realize that the concentration of power in the hands of a criminal sociopath really isn’t serving anyone well, beyond a few billionaires.

At a certain point it will become obvious that the United States needs:

A justice system that holds everyone accountable.

Solid, peaceful relations with allies and other trading partners.

An educational system that enables us to remain competitive on the world stage.

Active participation in averting the collapse of the environment.

 

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An old friend replied when I asked her ca. 2017 about her perception of Trump, “It’s hard to know where to begin.”

During Trump’s first term, however, his actions were far more benign than they are now. For example, no one could have predicted that he would try to overthrow the U.S. government following his loss in 2020, and then, in his second term, worked tirelessly to install himself as a lifelong autocrat along the lines of Putin, Xi, or Kim Jong-un.

Putting Kash Patel into place, so as to incarcerate Trump’s opponents or otherwise cut them off at the knees, might just get the job done.

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