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**bapimporb** · 01-29-2012, 04:56 PM

The troubling thing about all of this is that half or more of the population remains ignorant and gets its news from MTV and SNL.

These people actually believe that Colbert and Stewart and Mahr are giving the news and telling the truth.

Our union controlled, politically correct schools have produced a couple of generations of idiots (not all, but the majority).

American history is no longer taught truthfully, no pledge of allegiance to start the day, and a teachers union that thinks, and teaches, that america is evil and must be punished.

Our big cities are full of fatherless, jobless kids who are producing more fatherless kids and killing each other for drugs and "turf".

In other words, the problem is ingrained in society and will take a long effort to get it out of the public's expectations. Exactly what I suggested.
Anyone who thinks this can be done overnight is a fool.
I've said before, the only winning idea will be one that looks more profitable than the old way. Telling people they are stupid for expecting what was promised will get you a lot more Democrat votes if that's what you want (not adressing you, Cat).

01-29-2012, 04:56 PM	#16
bapimporb Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 532 Senior Member	The troubling thing about all of this is that half or more of the population remains ignorant and gets its news from MTV and SNL. These people actually believe that Colbert and Stewart and Mahr are giving the news and telling the truth. Our union controlled, politically correct schools have produced a couple of generations of idiots (not all, but the majority). American history is no longer taught truthfully, no pledge of allegiance to start the day, and a teachers union that thinks, and teaches, that america is evil and must be punished. Our big cities are full of fatherless, jobless kids who are producing more fatherless kids and killing each other for drugs and "turf". In other words, the problem is ingrained in society and will take a long effort to get it out of the public's expectations. Exactly what I suggested. Anyone who thinks this can be done overnight is a fool. I've said before, the only winning idea will be one that looks more profitable than the old way. Telling people they are stupid for expecting what was promised will get you a lot more Democrat votes if that's what you want (not adressing you, Cat).
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