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Political Parties Need Banned 2
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Political Parties Need Banned 2

The first of these essays only looked at three reasons and mentioned that there were more. This one looks at three more of them. It's hard to rank them in order of importance like it'd be hard to rank air, food, and water in order of importance. You can go longer without some, but the recovery is also that much longer.

Candidate generalization is not giving candidates nor the country a fair chance. How many times do we hear 'we don't need another Trump/Obama/Biden/Bush?' A lot. Why do we say stuff like that without much thought about what we're saying? Because we've been taught to. How have we been taught to? By being taught to associate the candidate with the party. Why have we been taught to associate the candidate with the party? Because the US only has two major political parties and there's no one else to associate them with and they're constantly trying to support each other. Due to this focus on ideology, which is what focusing on a party is by definition, neither Rep nor Dem voters get a fair chance because they're being pigeonholed in their respective party by voters who are on one side or the other. Even people in the middle like myself use party membership as the initial gauge to determine a politicians general direction before looking at the details. Normally, the details are garbage and you find out your initial impression was correct. Other times, you realize that someone like Tulsi Gabbard let herself end up in a pack of hyenas and you wonder how. Some of these politicians are very clearly not fit for the parties they are part of and are only part of that party because they feel the need to be. This is just another great disservice to the country because we basically have a bunch of posers in these political parties. They should be independents, but because the ideology and nonsense pushed by both parties is fundamentally against individual thought, we still have people who are cow tailing to the parties when they very obviously don't belong with that party. For instance, Tulsi Gabbard is just as out of place with the Reps as she was with the Dems. She's an independent that hasn't figured that out yet. Trump was also an independent that bounced between parties and never was a Dem or Rep, which is the punchline to the joke of the Reps acting like they did about him. He simply cow tailed to the party to get elected. Essentially, we have an abyssal track record for 'fake it until you make it' and that line of though leads to complete disaster like the CEO of FTX just found out when he went from $16 billion to $0 in a week. It led to disaster with Trump. It will lead to disaster with others. And they're trying to fake it because they have to fit in with the ideology they choose to side with.

And people will really love this one. In case people didn't know it, Medicare and Social Security are Ponzi schemes. Don't believe it? Here's the definition of a Ponzi Scheme: a form of fraud in which belief in the success of a nonexistent enterprise is fostered by the payment of quick returns to the first investors from money invested by later investors. Now, let's take a look at Medicare and SS. Who's getting them? The people who first paid in. What's happening to these programs? They're going broke because the payments going out are more than the payments going in. Who's not going to get their money that's been paid in for decades? Everyone born after about 1970. So who is getting their money? The people born BEFORE about 1970, who are the friends and classmates of the people making the decision to hand that money out without proper oversight. So are you getting the picture here? Medicare and SS were slush funds that politicians used for pet projects and these programs were bound to fail at some point, and they knew that, because all such pyramid schemes fail. It's the same reason that all the pensions are failing because they're built on the same exact Ponzi Scheme system. Now, I'm going to say something that will be news to everyone. The Dems DID NOT buy votes, they scammed them. However, the Reps and Dems DID buy votes by announcing the increase to Social Security payments in October, right before the election. So while the Reps were saying the Dems bought votes and getting everyone riled up, they were working with the Dems to buy votes. They've bought votes in this same way every single time they changed the SS rules for more people to get it and every single time SS recipients have gotten a 'raise' right before an election. They are 100% using US taxpayer money to buy votes from US taxpayers. If anyone needs more proof that these parties are straight up scamming us, I don't know what it is, but the writing on the wall is engraved deep enough for blind people to read it. We're being scammed and they're using our own money to pay for the scam. The Dems did indeed buy votes, but so did the Reps, and they weren't the votes people think they bought.

This leaves us with 'purposefully creating social unrest' as the third thing I'll mention in this essay. Whenever these politicians urge people to go out and protest (which does nothing except make the protesters look stupid, and no more on that later, because protesters are the stupidest creatures on the planet IMO) they're causing civil unrest. All these people that got hit by cars? All the people that got in trouble for hitting some protester with a car? All the people that got in fights? All the people that got killed because of some lockdown or politically motivated argument? The Jan 6th people that are going to rot in jail because no one, not even Trump, cares about their stupid ass? All the people that had employment issues because of the pandemic? All the companies that couldn't find employees because of the pandemic? All the companies that lost money over the lockdown and the people that starved who depended on them? All of that together is 'social unrest' that was caused by the Federal government. All of them are victims of their own stupidity and they're victims of their own stupidity by buying into the garbage sold by the political parties. If these political parties weren't 'political parties', we'd call them criminal organizations that are threatening people with thugs while robbing them and selling fake news to them, because that's exactly what they are once you strip all the party insignia off. They're lying, they're spreading fear and misinformation, and they're creating division. It's getting people killed and locked up, families destroyed, and causing property damage. All this is in hopes of personal enrichment. So all these politicians are pissing on the country and convincing their goonie ass voters to do the same because they think it'll get them ahead. If I needed a single reason to do away with political parties rather than half a dozen, this reason would probably be it.

Very simply, people have two middle fingers and they really need to use them more. This nonsensical society has thought you to NOT use them, because the people in charge don't want them aimed at them, and NO OTHER REASON. And the excuse given is because 'that's not nice'. Well, hell no, it's not and it's not meant to be! There's so many people that have said stuff like 'now that the election is over we can say all these guys were idiots.' Like, WHAT! Where were those middle fingers BEFORE these foolish monkeys like Dr. Oz and Fetterman are the people you have to choose from? There were a lot of questionable matchups, but the Oz/Fetterman match was the definition of what I'm talking about with people needing to have a spine and use their middle fingers. Oz is not familiar with the area he wanted to help lead. Fetterman very obviously has serious health issues. Neither of these men were qualified in any way, shape, form, or fashion for the position they fought over. Yet, one of them still got it due to voters not having the balls to stand up and say 'Enough!' before those two unfit individuals got stuck on center stage. See, these people didn't last long when they popped up, no longer than the second day after the election. They got pounced upon like a dead zebra on the Serengeti. As they should have been. Saying that you knew there was an issue that you didn't say anything about is like saying you can swim after you watched someone drown, and if you don't have the balls to lay into people like that, exactly what do you have balls for? I posted an excerpt from the first of these essays on several high profile FB accounts like Pelosi, Biden, and the WH page. Who else out there is saying we need change and sticking that middle finger in high profile faces? Who else out there has the balls to do what actually needs done and take the fight to the public squares? Do you know what I did when the Far Left sent those damn protesters to Ky back in 2016? Jumped into the middle of the LA and SF times and dissed those bitches until they cried and ran off and in two weeks it was nothing but people like me standing tall with middle fingers above our heads. You DO NOT send such little pissants into my territory, because I'm very territorial, and I'll chew them up and make them cry. And that was because Ky is a moderate state with a mixed, nearly 50/50 government, and it needs to STAY that way, unless all parties were simply removed. I'll let my voice thunder across this country if need be and when need be. You only need one person to speak up as the example. People will follow out of curiosity if nothing else. You have a spine, use it for standing straight instead of just standing up. The time for cow tailing and talk in past. We're either going to cause a change, or we're going to be made destitute by people using our own money to buy our votes while we bicker with each other like they want us to. Your children and grandchildren's lives depend on your decisions now, and if you think our government cares what happens to them, you've not paid attention for the last decade. It's time to come together under the Stars and Strips rather than under a political party scamming us for votes.


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