I laugh when boomers get mad in arguments over a republic versus a democracy. I remember some podcaster boomer blew his top when someone corrected him in the chat comments. haha

Did any of you guys used to believe in democracy? I did. I still vote sometimes. I go through the motions.

What is wrong in America and in modern White nations now is how communities are formed. There is no application process to move right into a White neighborhood. All you need is a real estate agent and a mortgage broker. No one vets you. Therefore, people can just move in, register to vote, and take over your town.

There's no barrier to entry. With mass migration, democracy is rendered even more fake and gay.

Mail in ballots? Now you are in clown level territory.

Voting machines with wifi access? oh man.

Most of the people voting in your precinct or your district you probably have no idea who they are, what they believe, whether they are good people or not. They probably don't even look like you. You have no district or community to be represented. It's a melting pot of people who are unalike and that will always cause conflict and the government can use that as perfect breeding ground to impose its power.

Through two political party systems and now multi-billion dollar campaigns, the elections are not accessible by common folk and only these lifetime career politicians can navigate the labyrinth of yellow and red tape to even get on the ballots. I followed some of Dr. Shiva's podcasts about getting on ballots in each state and it sounded like he needed a huge army of volunteer lawyers and people to help, especially with getting thousands of signatures and also having to read, sort, and write legal documents and attend hearings.

RFK Jr. said the CIA overthrew 50 nations in 50 years. I didn't fact check that. Would be interesting to see a list. And evidently, many of those nations the CIA has overthrown were democracies.

The USA government and media promote democracy as the greatest form of government, but one should question if this is necessarily true.

I laugh when boomers get mad in arguments over a republican versus a democracy. I remember some podcaster boomer blew his top when someone corrected him in the chat comments. haha

Did any of you guys used to believe in democracy? I did. I still vote sometimes. I go through the motions.

What is wrong in America and in modern White nations now is how communities are formed. There is no application process to move right into a White neighborhood. All you need is a real estate agent and a mortgage broker. No one vets you. Therefore, people can just move in, register to vote, and take over your town.

There's no barrier to entry. With mass migration, democracy is rendered even more fake and gay.

Mail in ballots? Now you are in clown level territory.

Voting machines with wifi access? oh man.

Most of the people voting in your precinct or your district you probably have no idea who they are, what they believe, whether they are good people or not. They probably don't even look like you. You have no district or community to be represented. It's a melting pot of people who are unalike and that will always cause conflict and the government can use that as perfect breeding ground to impose its power.

Through two political party systems and now multi-billion dollar campaigns, the elections are not accessible by common folk and only these lifetime career politicians can navigate the labyrinth of yellow and red tape to even get on the ballots. I followed some of Dr. Shiva's podcasts about getting on ballots in each state and it sounded like he needed a huge army of volunteer lawyers and people to help, especially with getting thousands of signatures and also having to read, sort, and write legal documents and attend hearings.

RFK Jr. said the CIA overthrew 50 nations in 50 years. I didn't fact check that. Would be interesting to see a list. And evidently, many of those nations the CIA has overthrown were democracies.

The USA government and media promote democracy as the greatest form of government, but one should question if this is necessarily true.

I laugh when boomers get mad in arguments over a republican versus a democracy. I remember some podcaster boomer blew his top when someone corrected him in the chat comments. haha

Did any of you guys used to believe in democracy? I did. I still vote sometimes. I go through the motions.

What is wrong in America and in modern White nations now is how communities are formed. There is no application process to move right into a White neighborhood. All you need is a real estate agent and a mortgage broker. No one vets you. Therefore, people can just move in, register to vote, and take over your town.

There's no barrier to entry. With mass migration, democracy is rendered even more fake and gay.

Mail in ballots? Now you are in clown level territory.

Voting machines with wifi access? oh man.