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re: Kennedy: ‘When the Berlin Wall Fell, Who Ran to Which Side? Socialism Is for Morons’
Posted on 9/26/26 at 5:10 pm to 4cubbies
Posted on 9/26/26 at 5:10 pm to 4cubbies
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Such a colossal failure of our government and society to drive regular Americans to beg for any alternative to the broken system imposed on us now.
lol
Regular Americans are not begging for any alternative to “the broken system imposed on us now.”
They are begging for a return to normalcy and away from the woke university indoctrination and communist creep.
Retarded Americans [and third world immigrants] are begging for an alternative to a system that eliminated so many problems that they have to invent them. Like men menstruating and micro aggressions. If they had to worry about food, water, freedom, or actual inequality then all the “problems” you see now wouldn’t exist yet.
This post was edited on 9/26/26 at 5:14 pm
Posted on 9/26/26 at 5:18 pm to supatigah
This is ultimately about freedom versus dependency.
I genuinely feel sad for generations of Americans who have spent much of their lives inside a welfare system that was supposed to be a bridge to independence but has instead become a permanent way of life. When a government program intended to help people get back on their feet becomes something people cannot, or are not encouraged to, leave, the system has failed the very people it was created to help.
All because the evil democrats uses the welfare system as an arm to exploit the needy for votes and the evil Republicans having no spine to stand up against it, instead their non-action allows it. Which is worse the criminal actions or those who allow their criminal actions. "We the People" share in that as well by not getting rid of the RINO's.
That isn’t compassion. Compassion should mean helping people build a life in which they no longer need the government to survive. Dependence should never become the destination.
And I think we need to be honest about the human cost. Living for years with little control over your circumstances and constantly depending on government assistance can create frustration, resentment, and a sense that there is no way out. I don't see those people as the enemy. I see them as people who have been drawn in by the glitter of socialism's promises, only to find that those promises are never delivered. Yes, people make their own choices, but when a system is structured to dismantle families and remove accountability, it contains an evil component that allows countless souls to be lost.
There is also an important perspective missing from many American discussions about poverty. By global standards, the material conditions of low-income Americans are substantially different from the extreme poverty experienced in parts of Central and South America, South Asia, and other developing regions. The World Bank's current international poverty measures illustrate just how dramatically living conditions differ in the USA
That doesn't mean American poverty isn't real. It is. The Census Bureau reports that 34.5 million Americans were officially living in poverty in 2025, or 10.2% of the population. But poverty in America and extreme material deprivation elsewhere are not necessarily the same experience.
So my concern isn't simply about how much government spends. It's about what kind of society we have created and continue to perpetuate.
A government safety net should catch someone when they fall, not become the floor they are expected to live on forever.
The ultimate measure of a successful system shouldn't be how many people remain dependent on it. It should be how many people it helps become independent. It's all about freedom!
I genuinely feel sad for generations of Americans who have spent much of their lives inside a welfare system that was supposed to be a bridge to independence but has instead become a permanent way of life. When a government program intended to help people get back on their feet becomes something people cannot, or are not encouraged to, leave, the system has failed the very people it was created to help.
All because the evil democrats uses the welfare system as an arm to exploit the needy for votes and the evil Republicans having no spine to stand up against it, instead their non-action allows it. Which is worse the criminal actions or those who allow their criminal actions. "We the People" share in that as well by not getting rid of the RINO's.
That isn’t compassion. Compassion should mean helping people build a life in which they no longer need the government to survive. Dependence should never become the destination.
And I think we need to be honest about the human cost. Living for years with little control over your circumstances and constantly depending on government assistance can create frustration, resentment, and a sense that there is no way out. I don't see those people as the enemy. I see them as people who have been drawn in by the glitter of socialism's promises, only to find that those promises are never delivered. Yes, people make their own choices, but when a system is structured to dismantle families and remove accountability, it contains an evil component that allows countless souls to be lost.
There is also an important perspective missing from many American discussions about poverty. By global standards, the material conditions of low-income Americans are substantially different from the extreme poverty experienced in parts of Central and South America, South Asia, and other developing regions. The World Bank's current international poverty measures illustrate just how dramatically living conditions differ in the USA
That doesn't mean American poverty isn't real. It is. The Census Bureau reports that 34.5 million Americans were officially living in poverty in 2025, or 10.2% of the population. But poverty in America and extreme material deprivation elsewhere are not necessarily the same experience.
So my concern isn't simply about how much government spends. It's about what kind of society we have created and continue to perpetuate.
A government safety net should catch someone when they fall, not become the floor they are expected to live on forever.
The ultimate measure of a successful system shouldn't be how many people remain dependent on it. It should be how many people it helps become independent. It's all about freedom!
This post was edited on 9/26/26 at 5:52 pm
Posted on 9/26/26 at 5:26 pm to supatigah
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welfare is not a system of government, it is a temporary safety program for the less fortunate
welfare abuse is a whole other topic
But there was no welfare in the USSR. If you didn't work you starved to death. That motivated everyone to work. So it was a strong argument for the Russians that their system was superior. The Americans couldn't defend our welfare system because they knew it encouraged people to not work.
Our old system in America was to rely on friends, relatives and the church to help those in need. As soon as govt takes over it's going to be abused.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 6:06 pm to 4cubbies
Where is the corruption coming from mostly? That’s right, from your beloved democrats. You might want to reread your post as that is exactly what you said. You keep saying millions are upset with our way of government? What is really going on is the fact that so much grifting is being brought to light, and guess who it exposes the most. That’s right, your team.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:21 pm to TBoy
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Free market capitalism with workers organization rights as well. We should all be able to benefit from a strong capitalist system.
All should be able to benefit from a strong capitalist system if you remove government and unions from such systems.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:25 pm to Timeoday
they are aligning because they are weak sheeple and will mesh with any group that will talk to them....
Libs, lefties, and progs are weak miserable humans!
Prove me wrong!.
Libs, lefties, and progs are weak miserable humans!
Prove me wrong!.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:33 pm to oldskule
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So it was a strong argument for the Russians that their system was superior.
SUPERIOR? LOL! WHAT DENIAL! WTF are you here for then? Go back to your broken system! LoL! That's right, you can go back to waiting in blocks long lines for toilet paper! What a false claim!
That's the real problem why a lot of Russians drink so much to push away their given miserable lives! Look you want to advocate with lies go back to the country that invented lying!
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:35 pm to 4cubbies
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Typical man.
How misandry of you.
Pot meet kettle.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:39 pm to rbm1
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All should be able to benefit from a strong capitalist system
Not true! There are those who refuse to work, or those who work only the system, or sadly those who are condition to be sheep. That's the ones who should not gain from the most charitable system on the face of the earth. Capitalism has fed the world. More than that, its the USA that always comes to rescue the world from all of its troubles. Through its aid, that's paid by Americans citizens through American charities!
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:43 pm to UptownJoeBrown
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How misandry of you.
Hey, Joe Trans its philandry of me!
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:51 pm to UptownJoeBrown
quote:is not an adjective. And I’m just observant. What have you accepted responsibility for lately?
misandry
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:53 pm to yakster
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Where is the corruption coming from mostly? That’s right, from your beloved democrats.
Ok democrats caused every single problem anyone has ever had. Now what? What do you have other than saying democrats bad over and over and over? What does that actually accomplish? Just good feels for yourself?
Posted on 9/26/26 at 8:55 pm to HughsWorkPhone
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Regular Americans are not begging for any alternative to “the broken system imposed on us now.”
That’s right. Every election with an unfavorable outcome was stolen so we don’t have to actually reflect on why a socialist was elected mayor of NYC. We can just pretend like he wasn’t elected.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 9:01 pm to SDVTiger
quote:does she know the difference between your and you’re?
She knows if you aint first then your last
Teaching her to be a crab in a bucket of crabs isn’t the flex you think it is. I teach my kids their only competition is themselves. They need to be better than they were yesterday, not better than every single person they encounter. Your daughter must have no self-esteem after being taught that if she isn’t number one, she’s garbage by her own father.
quote:You’re the only person talking about participation trophies in this thread.
How would you raising liberal weak children and teaching them that participation trophies are good be my fault?
Posted on 9/26/26 at 10:33 pm to 4cubbies
You’re a fricking idiot listen to people from the former eastern block. The us is the best country on the planet with the best market. Like it or not and if you don’t like it defect to a real socialist country.
Just leave if it sucks here so bad.
Just leave if it sucks here so bad.
Posted on 9/26/26 at 10:39 pm to 4cubbies
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Why aren’t you considering why so many Americans are enamored with an ideology like this? Such a colossal failure of our government and society to drive regular Americans to beg for any alternative to the broken system imposed on us now.
It has been building building for a very long time. You say so many but the percentage is quite low. However, the MSM will say nothing because whatever or whomever can get elected as a democrat is all that matters to the. But the indoctrination began long ago and took hold in the public schools and media.
But it does boil down to a very simple question:
Is the fact communism has failed wherever it has been attempted the reason people are coming to America?

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