that he be evaluated for learning problems when he was in elementary school, that would have likely led to prescription medication.
He's an A student in high school taking a rigorous curriculum of AP & Honors courses. There's absolutely nothing wrong with him, he can
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can concentrate on difficult subject like Calculus & Physics for hours on end - unlike your average elementary school teacher.
But yet, they want the boys on drugs. Makes the classroom easier for them, reduces that toxic masculinity.
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And guess what? A nation that lets toxic women drug any boys that show signs of normal masculinity doesn't get to have future soldiers, among many other problems.
Actions have consequences. Letting these women remain in those position will continue to screw up this nation.
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1) Israel has survived because of American support. Yes, effective military, etc., but little Israel would have still been overrun decades ago without US backing.
2) Jewish elites in America have achieved unprecedented power &
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prosperity, because they have historically had the backing of both partys, Dems & Repubs. America has been the promised land for jews, more than was ever the case in Europe.
But, as a result of bad decision making, as well as general historical & geopolitical changes,
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Ruh Roh, Legal Nobody just busted me, and figured out my localist agenda.
When almost everything is owned locally or in-state, then out-of-staters don't own it. New Yorkers, NYC banks or multinationals don't own almost any of the Heartland.
Few people understand how money really works in its modern form. Money is entirely artificial, it is artificially created in highly controlled process - and that money creation is the key to how wealth is distributed in America.
All current US dollars are debt.
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Money is brought into being by borrowing. Control the banks, particularly the central bank (the Fed), and one can literally bring money into existence in vast amounts, to buy and control the real, to outbid & buy the people whose wealth comes from the real.
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The US has been going through a very high rate of political change. The terms liberal & conservative are obsolete. The radical Left / progressives have taken full control of the Dem party, no room for libs.
The Repubs have a civil war between conservatives & the emerging RW.
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The Repub "conservatives" are the very definition of controlled opposition, and have been since the early 1930s (few remember that the Repub candidates in 1936 & 1940 were registered Democrats).
They give half or more of the electorate the ability to vote in opposition
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to the Leftists - and then they "accidentally" get rolled over again & again.
Roe v Wade could have easily been overturned decades before, Reagan could have done it with his SC choices, but keep in mind, had also started as a registered Democrat.
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An interesting example of 21st urban/rural conflict is currently playing out in Mali. About 20% of the population, 4.25 million out of 21 million, live in the capital.
The Islamist rebels in the vast hinterlands just cut the fuel supply. Whoopsie. Game over.
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The scale here is pretty interesting. Mali is 3X the size of California. So, one supremely powerful(???) megacity. And then a vast, sparsely populated countryside.
The Mali government still has ground forces & air assets - but no fuel means the vehicles don't move &
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the planes don't fly.
And the vast numbers of people in the city? They don't mean squat when it comes to power. They are mouths to feed, people needing fuel.
I've been trying to make this point about the modern megacities for some time now,
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There are two overwhelming issues with Social Security. The first is that there are supposed to be savings, and our f*cking political class stole every dime.
Second - and much bigger - is that Social Security was premised on 10+ younger workers for every retiree. 1/
Falling birth rates have intersected with increasing average life spans, and WHAM!, the whole financial structure fell apart. The long term future for Social Security is necessarily insolvent under those circumstances.
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The intersection between falling birth rates & increasing life spans goes much deeper than that, one could call Social Security the "canary in the coal mine".
As I've written about many times, the childless cannot be supported by the greatly reduced number of children.
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The budget & trade deficits will come to a head within 5-10 years, or sooner. This will necessarily create radical reductions in benefits. How to cut will be the critical question.
Seething generational hatred is no way to decide. Go for the massive fraud & foreigners first.
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In our corner of the RW, I keep seeing people fantasizing about slashing Social Security as the first priority. Wtf? Honest Social Security goes to parents & grandparents who worked & paid taxes their entire lives. That's who you want to hurt the most? Says a lot.
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The US public benefits system is set up for massive degrees of fraud, including within Social Security, Medicare and EBT. Maybe getting criminals should come before kicking the grandparents in the teeth, eh?
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