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We went from the greatest creditor nation in the world to
Posted on: July 25, 2024 at 13:25:09 CT
JeffB MU
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the greatest debtor nation in the history of the world. They've had to dumb down the college entrance exams because student's scores keep dropping. Many other nations have passed ours by in aptitude in the sciences, while ours flounder.
The family of a nation is analogous to the cells of a human body, but our families are broken like our educational system. Extraordinarily high percentages of children are on drugs, often that the behest of the schools. Many now identify as homosexual or believe that they were born in the wrong body and boys think they're girls and girls think they're boys. The schools and library systems host drag queen shows for little kids, and too many schools goad them into "transitioning" to a different gender and will help hide that fact from the parents as a part of school policy. A growing number are even identifying as dogs or cats.
We are seeing the health care system not only intentionally killing millions of innocent unborn human beings, but have been increasingly intentionally killing the elderly.
Suicide rates are through the roof.
Drug deaths are through the roof.
Obesity, diabetes and myriad other diseases have been growing dramatically for years.
Our prisons are full and prosecutors are just releasing dangerous criminals onto the streets or not prosecuting them in the first place.
Our mental institutions would be overflowing, but they just release the mentally ill to fend for themselves.
Homelessness is a huge issue in many cities.
Other, often much poorer, nations have passed us on life expectancy.
The country is perhaps more divided against itself than any time in its history other than the years leading up to and through the Civil War & its immediate aftermath.
The populace has little to no trust in its government or in the mainstream media, which has been feeding them lies for years.
The military industrial complex has been fomenting insurrections, regime change and wars throughout the world and still have a death grip on key players in our government... with threats of nuclear war ramping up on at least a couple of fronts.
Those are just a few of the issues I see off the top of my head.
America has a lot of room for improvement.
Edited by JeffB at 13:42:12 on 07/25/24
The family of a nation is analogous to the cells of a human body, but our families are broken like our educational system. Extraordinarily high percentages of children are on drugs, often that the behest of the schools. Many now identify as homosexual or believe that they were born in the wrong body and boys think they're girls and girls think they're boys. The schools and library systems host drag queen shows for little kids, and too many schools goad them into "transitioning" to a different gender and will help hide that fact from the parents as a part of school policy. A growing number are even identifying as dogs or cats.
We are seeing the health care system not only intentionally killing millions of innocent unborn human beings, but have been increasingly intentionally killing the elderly.
Suicide rates are through the roof.
Drug deaths are through the roof.
Obesity, diabetes and myriad other diseases have been growing dramatically for years.
Our prisons are full and prosecutors are just releasing dangerous criminals onto the streets or not prosecuting them in the first place.
Our mental institutions would be overflowing, but they just release the mentally ill to fend for themselves.
Homelessness is a huge issue in many cities.
Other, often much poorer, nations have passed us on life expectancy.
The country is perhaps more divided against itself than any time in its history other than the years leading up to and through the Civil War & its immediate aftermath.
The populace has little to no trust in its government or in the mainstream media, which has been feeding them lies for years.
The military industrial complex has been fomenting insurrections, regime change and wars throughout the world and still have a death grip on key players in our government... with threats of nuclear war ramping up on at least a couple of fronts.
Those are just a few of the issues I see off the top of my head.
America has a lot of room for improvement.
Edited by JeffB at 13:42:12 on 07/25/24
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