How?

The two parties control the debate process, without fairness in that arena it's not possible for a third party to win.

The government will protect itself, like an organism. The two parties are one, they are the government, regardless of how much they pretend to be opposites.

Blood will have to be spilled for change to happen, and even with that the government is so fortified I don't think it could create change for the good, it would make it worse for the average person.

Or

A great amount of education and enlightenment from the masses, which is beyond unlikely.

The only way we change anything is if we withdrawal from the system on a large scale.

Increased bartering, growing your own food, making more things ourselves, get rid of credit cards, limit banking to the smallest branches. Stop consuming like crazy.

Stop feeding the machine, it's probably the only way.

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Posted by stuntman

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Member since Jan 2013

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Posted on 2/27/14 at 12:16 am to Sleeping Tiger

I'll say it.....I agree w/ a Marxist.

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Posted by CherryGarciaMan

Sugar Magnolia

Member since Aug 2012

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Posted on 2/27/14 at 12:19 am to Sleeping Tiger

I think in the next coming years, shite is going to hit the fan.

The WOD is slowly ending, and with that comes a detraction of power from the state.

I believe that Ron Paul's revolution within the Republican Party is alive and well, and that the movement will continue with the nomination of his son.

The public will get sick of the polarization of our leaders, and will get sick of the media portraying the false duality of American politics.

I am, however, a diehard optimist.

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