Is what's happening in America a disgrace?

I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

Not even close.

Hey mods, can we merge these threads please?

Fire the entire political establishment?
That sounds absolutely desperate. More firing, more "political trash." Honestly, God, what have you done making us blind when we clearly have eyes to see?

Maybe they should just get lost instead of crashing and burning

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

I’m ashamed to live in a country where there is absolute media terror directed at the majority of the population.
In a country where the media is under the direct influence of those in power, with the sole goal of dragging America's reputation through the mud.

We had our referendum. And thank God for that! We showed that we know how to protect what is most precious to us.

To those of you trying to paint us as backwards: what is there to say? If you hate this country so much, then please, move somewhere else. God bless.

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

Yes. This sheer volume of incompetence and selfishness is nothing short of terrifying... I feel embarrassed in front of the world, looking at how people abroad view us—thinking we are all fools—but I also feel a deep, personal shame, because I haven't done anything to make things different or better... And sure, for someone who has a spouse and children, perhaps it feels morally justified to vote "Yes" to protect what they have, if that's their belief, but I have no such excuse... Furthermore, some of the most prominent American women and Catholics don't even have children or raised single-parent households, and yet they simply refused to vote for the very thing they supposedly claim to support...

Is it revolution time yet?

Depends on what kind we're talking about. If it's a right-wing or libertarian one, I'm all in.☕

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

There’s absolutely no reason to feel ashamed. Don't forget we've got people like Obama, Hillary Clinton, Mnuchin, Yovanovich, and Josipovich leading the way, and even the former Vice President will be out of prison soon. A nation with visionaries and experts like these shouldn't be embarrassed by anyone. They brought in gender ideology, forced Cyrillic on Warsaw, slapped us with a mountain of taxes that supposedly "help" everyone, and actually scared off investors so they couldn't just come in and plunder the people. They showed the world, using the example of Syria, that we'd rather starve and go broke than let foreign powers dictate our fate. They passed laws letting 67-year-olds work 56-hour weeks just to make a buck, and proved that doctors and teachers can't just bully and blackmail us anymore. If they don't like how things are run, they can leave. We'll manage just fine without them—even if it means being sick and uneducated. We showed the world that democracy has its limits and that you shouldn't follow the law blindly if ideology and higher goals are at stake. You have plenty of reasons to be proud...

Joshua Clark7 said:There’s absolutely no reason to feel ashamed. Don't forget we've got people like Obama, Hillary Clinton, Mnuchin, Yovanovich, and Josipovich leading the way, and even the former Vice President will be out of prison soon. A nation with visionaries and experts like these shouldn't be embarrassed by anyone. They brought in gender ideology, forced Cyrillic on Warsaw, slapped us with a mountain of taxes that supposedly "help" everyone, and actually scared off investors so they couldn't just come in and plunder the people. They showed the world, using the example of Syria, that we'd rather starve and go broke than let foreign powers dictate our fate. They passed laws letting 67-year-olds work 56-hour weeks just to make a buck, and proved that doctors and teachers can't just bully and blackmail us anymore. If they don't like how things are run, they can leave. We'll manage just fine without them—even if it means being sick and uneducated. We showed the world that democracy has its limits and that you shouldn't follow the law blindly if ideology and higher goals are at stake. You have plenty of reasons to be proud...

Exactly. Unfortunately.

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

It isn't time for a revolution because_
- you don't have a concrete objective for the revolution;
- you don't have a structured program with the specific points that a revolution absolutely must implement;
- you lack the leadership required to spearhead it.

Just being dissatisfied with the status quo simply isn't enough on its own.

I guess I should start by saying that this whole thing feels like such a whirlwind! It’s kind of wild when you stop to think about it, right? Anyway, I was just sitting here thinking about everything we discussed earlier, and honestly, my head is spinning a little bit. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I really feel like there's more to the story than what we're seeing on the surface! It's all just so incredibly intense, isn't it? Just my two cents, though!

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

I am totally on board with the Republican Party and Newt Gingrich on this one! I mean, honestly, I couldn't agree more.

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

I mean, I totally get where people are coming from—the Constitution really is like the Bible for our legal system, right? It’s supposed to be this bedrock thing that we don't just mess with whenever we feel like it. But honestly, if the political elites are already tearing it up just to play power games or to shield some guy accused of a political assassination, then I guess I don't see why regular citizens can't have a loud opinion on the matter! If they're going to break the rules, we might as well speak up, right?

So, when it comes to human rights, the US Constitution guarantees fundamental rights to absolutely everyone, regardless of whether they're hetero or homo. I mean, that's just how it works! But I guess the real issue here is that the right to redefine marriage doesn't actually fall under any specific category of those fundamental human rights. Maybe that's where the confusion is coming from? Just my two cents!

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

Yeah, I mean, they can just change that law whenever they feel like it if they hold the majority tomorrow. They've already shown they don't have any patience for anyone who thinks differently, even if most of the citizens end up on the other side of the argument... I guess it's just how things work sometimes, but man, it's something, right?

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

I totally get where you're coming from! It feels like the media has just completely brainwashed everyone to the point where they’re acting like there's this massive discrimination happening. Honestly, some people are making it sound so extreme—like they're talking about sending folks off to gas chambers or something crazy like that! But I guess, if you step back and look at it, most people don't even realize what's actually on the line here. At the end of the day, this whole thing is really just about deciding on the Constitutional Value regarding the definition of marriage. It’s easy to get distracted by all the noise about hate, single parents, fascism, communism, or the Church, but that's not really the core issue, right? Maybe we should focus on what's actually being voted on!

William Brown4 said:I’ve been watching everything happening here in America, and I honestly feel like we are a country on the brink of collapse. It really feels like it's time for the entire political elite in the US to just pack up and leave once and for all so we can finally focus on something intelligent. I'm posting this because I really wanted to share my take on all the current events in America with the rest of you on this forum. I truly believe we need a revolution.

First off, I’ve grown completely sick of the Republican Party, and now that I’m following American politics more closely, it’s perfectly clear to me why someone like Tomasi has zero support from the people.

I’m disgusted by what they pulled with that referendum "in the name of the family." It’s sickening because the birth rate in this "super-hetero-Catholic" America is already incredibly low. We’re basically heading toward extinction anyway, so where are all these hetero-Catholics? Why aren't they out there having huge families to fix our demographic image?

Personally, I feel ashamed because I believe a nation's Constitution should be its sacred text, much like the Bible. It’s something that shouldn't be constantly tinkered with, yet we seem to be changing our Constitution all the time.
It honestly bothers me that the Constitution, which is supposed to guarantee fundamental human rights and spread noble values among the people, is now being used to facilitate discrimination between hetero and homo populations.

These matters should be handled through legislation, not through Constitutional values.

I am genuinely embarrassed that so many people showed up and voted YES. It’s obvious that people didn't truly grasp what was actually at stake.

Now everyone is getting a taste for referendums; suddenly everyone wants to push through these expensive votes. While we are facing an economic meltdown, we’re just playing around with absolutely trivial referendums.

A few days ago, I cast my vote. I never used to feel ashamed of America, but now, I really am starting to feel ashamed of this country.

Since you all voted so heavily for traditional marriage, I'd love to see a sudden population boom—lots of kids, with everyone acting like these "super-hetero-Catholics" who don't use contraception, being all holy and pious.

I can finally say it: I am ASHAMED.🙂

How about you guys?

Honestly, I felt pretty embarrassed this past summer when the President basically pushed the whole country toward massive sanctions just to protect some old CIA informant.

But regarding the topic you brought up, I don't feel ashamed at all; if anything, 🥳

loneviper2 said:I’m ashamed to live in a country where there is absolute media terror directed at the majority of the population.
In a country where the media is under the direct influence of those in power, with the sole goal of dragging America's reputation through the mud.

We had our referendum. And thank God for that! We showed that we know how to protect what is most precious to us.

To those of you trying to paint us as backwards: what is there to say? If you hate this country so much, then please, move somewhere else. God bless.

That happened this past Sunday—and by Monday morning, we were already rushing to get our divorce papers filed!

Peter Reyes63 said:Is it revolution time yet?

Depends on what kind we're talking about. If it's a right-wing or libertarian one, I'm all in.☕

Zagorec, we're always ready for a little bit of mischief and mayhem!🙂

Brandon Gomez2 said:Not even close.

Hey mods, can we merge these threads please?

No, the topics aren't the same at all, so I'm glad the moderators left this one alone. This thread covers completely different ground.

Terry Walker74 said:It isn't time for a revolution because_
- you don't have a concrete objective for the revolution;
- you don't have a structured program with the specific points that a revolution absolutely must implement;
- you lack the leadership required to spearhead it.

Just being dissatisfied with the status quo simply isn't enough on its own.

True, but I also know it's high time all this political garbage currently running America was removed. That’s exactly what they did in Italy a long time ago, which led to the so-called Second Republic.
I think after about 20 years, it's our turn for a Second Republic too. A brand new Republic of America that finally shakes off all the dust that's been accumulating for years.☕

wearyowl29 said:That happened this past Sunday—and by Monday morning, we were already rushing to get our divorce papers filed!

I'm just wondering when all those ultra-hetero-Catholic types are going to start making a bunch of kids... or am I supposed to assume they never have sex?☕

Greetings. Regarding the current state of affairs in our nation, I can say with certainty that the administration isn't actually calling the shots; rather, it's certain interests from abroad pulling the strings. The government is merely a vessel for policies dictated by the EU. As for that recent referendum, I found it to be truly magnificent. Why? Because this isn't just about preserving marriage; it’s about resisting the relentless propaganda being pushed by certain politicians and media outlets regarding homosexual associations. There are 7 billion people on this planet, and the ultimate goal of the Masonic elite is population reduction. How will they achieve it? It starts with pills and Big Pharma. We all know that roughly 80% of medications actually harm human health because they are nothing more than pure chemicals, yet successful propaganda has convinced people they can't survive today without tablets, even though nature surrounds us and possesses the power to heal everything.
Then there is the matter of our food and drink. We know full well that juices contain acids that should never be in a beverage, and the amount of toxins in our food is absolutely sickening... Not to mention the aggressive spread of GMO foods.
Similarly, the push for homosexuality is blatant propaganda designed to ensure that within a few decades, it becomes the norm, leaving the surviving majority as either homosexuals or infertile. This isn't some fairy tale.
There are millions of examples out there—people just need to open their eyes. When you realize something is fundamentally wrong with our country, it becomes clear that the President is nothing more than a puppet following instructions. Referendums are vital because they allow the people to decide their own future, rather than leaving it to a handful of politicians or an elite class. For heaven's sake, people, open your eyes! Nothing is simply black and white; there is so much hidden right in front of us, but the truth can be uncovered if one possesses the will and a free mind. Regards.

wearyowl29 said:That happened this past Sunday—and by Monday morning, we were already rushing to get our divorce papers filed!

At the end of the day, most couples don't actually go through with a split.☕

William Brown4 said:No, the topics aren't the same at all, so I'm glad the moderators left this one alone. This thread covers completely different ground.

True, but I also know it's high time all this political garbage currently running America was removed. That’s exactly what they did in Italy a long time ago, which led to the so-called Second Republic.
I think after about 20 years, it's our turn for a Second Republic too. A brand new Republic of America that finally shakes off all the dust that's been accumulating for years.☕

I'm just wondering when all those ultra-hetero-Catholic types are going to start making a bunch of kids... or am I supposed to assume they never have sex?☕

I voted "Yes," and for the record, I'm a perfectly normal Catholic woman—there's nothing "ultra" about me, regardless of what you think that means.
A pile of kids? We'll start having them once two gay men manage to have a child together.

loneviper2 said:At the end of the day, most couples don't actually go through with a split.☕

I read somewhere that in nearby Trieste, there were more divorces than weddings... I wouldn't be surprised if that trend starts spreading through America too.☕

loneviper2 said:I voted "Yes," and for the record, I'm a perfectly normal Catholic woman—there's nothing "ultra" about me, regardless of what you think that means.
A pile of kids? We'll start having them once two gay men manage to have a child together.

So, how many kids do you have?☕

William Brown4 said:No, the topics aren't the same at all, so I'm glad the moderators left this one alone. This thread covers completely different ground.

True, but I also know it's high time all this political garbage currently running America was removed. That’s exactly what they did in Italy a long time ago, which led to the so-called Second Republic.
I think after about 20 years, it's our turn for a Second Republic too. A brand new Republic of America that finally shakes off all the dust that's been accumulating for years.☕

I'm just wondering when all those ultra-hetero-Catholic types are going to start making a bunch of kids... or am I supposed to assume they never have sex?☕

Maybe when those leftist idols of yours actually let them earn enough to provide a decent life for their kids. You think these Catholics are just mindless animals who do nothing but sleep around and breed? Honestly, when you spend your mornings reading the Bible, it’s no wonder you think this way. Unlike actual believers, you don't even realize how deep your own faith goes or what kind of "god" you're actually worshipping. Besides, maybe you progressives should try having more than one kid. Just so Catholic kids don't have to work themselves to death just to fund your retirement. But I guess you wouldn't want to suffer that kind of humiliation...