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I never said that it would. I'm talking about nuclear threat, just to begin with. The United States Constitution is totalitarian? It's even possibly totalitarian? No. There's no throne in the United States government. If there is, it must be very big because all of the electorate sit on it.

It was less than a decade in the 60s everybody calm down.

No joke if you put a poll question worded something like: If you had your druthers, and you could have the man just for this particular task, would you want President Trump of President Biden working on the current problems of inflation? How about potential World War Three starting over in...

I just want to make clear, that any arm wrestling link that I post, this is your warning. I will not ever guarantee any arm wrestling content is family friendly, absolutely no way. If I ever do certify such, it will be because I have carefully inspected it from start to finish myself, so that...

What's wrong with parents these days?

We're in no danger of defaulting on anything, I disagree. And former President Obama was dealing with the aftermath of the cash crunch on the banking system in the late 2000s, which was quickly alleviated by the Fed by printing like two trillion USD Federal Reserve Notes (they expanded the...

The establishment is the electorate when it comes to the presidency. The Republican party's as good as the Democrats when it comes to presidential electioneering, the only question is the turnout and the independents, by definition in the swing states.

My vision here's as clear as crystal. I understand the problem and the root cause of the problem. It is 200 sovereign states. We need one sovereign state. Then threats like nukes go away, for starters. There simply is no order right now. Because it's time we take political responsibility...

I don't know what you mean here Marke, but this debt is not out of control. We Americans collectively possess 150 trillion USD in net worth, we can afford to borrow a sixth, a fifth, even a third of that if we have to. Have you seen Japan's sovereign debt to GDP? Do you think Japan's about to...

I'm talking about our global quote-unquote "order" where we've got 200 sovereign states all trying to live on the same planet together, which is getting smaller and smaller as our population and tech grows and grows. All we can do is harangue and hope that no one goes rogue. Our tech in...

Which evidence is ambiguous, so how do you find an answer in there? You don't. Why do you rule out Aristotle's version of Logos, which is speech? Is there some Biblical reason you have for rejecting Aristotle's version of Logos? Aristotle meant Speech. But when your crowd of ancients all...

You deserve "lewrockwell-dot-com". You have low standards. Be careful what you wish for.

Anybody who is OK with this global disorder is an absolute anarchist who believes that endless war is the ideal state for Man. https://theologyonline.com/threads/one-world-order.58245/ https://theologyonline.com/threads/what-is-a-biblical-apostolic-christian-regime-constitution-or-politics.58534/

You're remarkably easily impressed. Define conservative. There's like six different meanings of that word, help us narrow it down. The congresswoman might not even win her party's nomination, let alone her seat this year. Running for president might be the only way she'll ever hold federal...

What's the point of this? Note around 1980 on the chart, right at the end, the slope was steeply downward, then suddenly it stopped going down to quickly and was only gently going downward after that, right up to the present; that was when the Fed raised interest rates dramatically in the early...

Doubtful. Target is 1-3% inflation, right? If they get it back down there we're in for another decade or more of smooth sailing. But they have to get inflation under control as quickly as possible since everybody's money is plummeting in value every day they don't. Can't have that.

The Fed fixed inflation like this in the early 1980s with much higher interest rates than today. I'm just saying they're probably going to wind up doing it again, just to get inflation under control. No one has a crystal ball, but don't we have rearview mirrors?

The Fed's going to need to increase 750 basis points rather than 75 in order to make any difference in the next 6-9 months.

I'm going to go ahead and commit the 'No True Scotsman' fallacy on this one. Anyone who is an enemy of our Constitution, is not a Republican, even if they vote Republican. I'll still take their votes though, if they're lawfully available. Still got to win elections, to do any good.

And I'll take all the rest, anyone who will go with me.