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Is there really a Right Vs Left? or is it $$$ vs $$$?

AIbandit

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Researchers at Princton indicate we have a corporatist oligarchy.
We were intended to be a republic not a democracy as most of the articles reporting this claim. Democracy and oligarchy are both very bad and if this report tells us anything it's that we need to get power out of the hands of our government.
This government is corrupt and destined to fail.

Caveat: Most revolutions or government collapse end with an even more oppressive government. So there's that fun bit too.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...1/The-US-is-an-oligarchy-study-concludes.html
 
There are two sides and the ongoing battle has been waged since the beginning time. Good VS Evil, Feedom VS Bondage, Liberty VS Oppression.

The Founding Fathers created a Constitutional Republic and there has always existed a movement, first on the fringes and eventually within to nudge the Republic in a direction that allows for those intent on gaining power and control over the masses to do just that. I feel we are at a tipping point as a nation.

Too many of our elected officials hang an R or D next to their name merely as camoflage, in attempt to hide their real intent. Both parties are riddled with corruption.

Actions speak volumes, all one has to do is look for those who undermine laws which are designed to protect and preserve our freedoms and liberty.

These are the enemy of liberty and freedom.

Look for those elected officials who stand out, who don't toe the party line, who stand for smaller government and respect personal liberty. These people have the ability to correct the course America is currently on, we need to give them our support and stand by them because they are attacked daily by the corporate/political machine and leaders within their own party.
 
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