A question to the conservative, what time frame in history you are trying to preserve forever? (interstate, activist)
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Couldn't pick the 1860's that civil war sucked. WWI era wasn't all that great, sure don't want to return to the 30's, lets see the 1940's were very stressful. Maybe the 50's, yeah the 50's would do it for me.
Despite prosperity for many, 25% of the population lived in dire poverty.
People of the future will look back on this time and it's cult of Obama like we today look back at Hitler and his cult.
Cult of Obama? I'm far from being a right winger and I cannot stand the guy, period. I think he's one of the right wing (in essence) corporate stooges, only differently packaged and marketed.
I think conservatives for the most part want to go back to pre-FDR America, when it was every man for himself and "I would rather be dead than on the dole" a popular saying. A lot of conservatives say the problems today all started with the New Deal.
I think conservatives for the most part want to go back to pre-FDR America, when it was every man for himself and "I would rather be dead than on the dole" a popular saying. A lot of conservatives say the problems today all started with the New Deal.
I know quite a few self-proclaimed working class conservatives mooching big bad gubberment as few welfare queens can. Most of them would be dead if we go back to pre-FDR America, or, as the very least, they would have shed 200 extra pounds they carry.
I'm going with the Paleozoic Era. Pre-continental shift, pre-dinosaurs. Good times!
In Kansas, some schools teach that was only 6000 years ago.
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