Was the Experiment in American Democracy about letting the violent minority rule the rest?
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Eh, it was an experiment, and I don't think violence was necessarily a big part.
In 2020, millions of Americans voted against laws, honesty, and respect for other human beings.
They lost, not just the popular vote, but the electoral one as well, but the violence isn't the point.
Trumpists fundamentally don't have a problem with lying or responsibility to other human beings unless they can profit from it.
If the American experiment in democracy fails, it's a symptom of the bigger issue that humanity has outgrown evolution.
In 2020, millions of Americans voted against laws, honesty, and respect for other human beings.
They lost, not just the popular vote, but the electoral one as well, but the violence isn't the point.
Trumpists fundamentally don't have a problem with lying or responsibility to other human beings unless they can profit from it.
If the American experiment in democracy fails, it's a symptom of the bigger issue that humanity has outgrown evolution.
@Changeisgonnacome Fair point.
Crazywaterspring · 61-69, M
RodionRomanovitch · 56-60, M
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
That’s what we have with Biden.
Changeisgonnacome · 61-69, F
@MrBrownstone yeah. Is that what the founding fathers intended? How's that working out, Dem and Republican loyalists?
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
@Changeisgonnacome Works good for them.
LordShadowfire · M
In all honesty, yes. The founders didn't want everybody to have equal rights, in spite of what the whitewashed version of History would have you believe. They wanted white male property owners to be able to vote, and nobody else. They didn't even consider black people to be people. But to listen to certain people who worship them, they were perfect and without fail, and we should still honor everything they wanted to do.