Can America Survive?
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EXCELENT thought provoking article…but I wonder if we are not being duped by media and politicos into thinking the majority of Americans are in favor of laws and sanity. Here is my research:
DEMOGRAPHICS:
USA 331,000,000
WHITE 60% 198,600,000
BLACK 13% 43,030,000
NATIVE INDIAN 1% 3,300,000
ASIAN 6% 19,860,000
HISPANIC 18% 59,580,000
OTHER 2% 6,600,000
TOTAL 331,000,000
EST INVOLVEMENT PROTEST MOVEMENTS
WHITE 2% 3,972,000
BLACK 15% 6,400,000
NATIVE INDIAN 0% 0
ASIAN 0% 0
HISPANIC 5% 2,970,000
OTHER 1% 60,000
TOTAL 13,342,000 4%
4% OF US POP ARE INVOLVED IN PROTEST MOVEMENTS
96% ARE NOT INVOLVED
Just as apathy has infected religious practice, so has the vast majority become disinterested in politics. It seems that only major catastrophes, or major personalities, attract the attention of a sizeable number of Americans. Is this something new, or something very, very old?
Hard to say; some try to measure that by voter turnout, but that can be a misleading statistic sometimes.
In my native Holland the Reformation was initially brought about by 3% of the population. Determined minorities often make history. Just a thought.
Reply is down below …
Biden was elected through corruption. Compare the number of people that voted in the presidential election versus the number of people that voted in the recent election. I have several military friends who live in the Atlanta area. They all are conservative. Yet I understand that all of the military votes were for Biden. I do not believe keeping ballets under a table and pulling them out to be tabulated by a few people is acceptable My insurance was hacked a few years ago, my husband’s work place was hacked, MCG, The doctor’s hospital have both been hacked. I had several credit cards hacked. The oil supply and meat supply were hacked. Best buy was hacked. The list is endless. It is not much of a leap to think voting machines were hacked. Biden is an embarrassment and it is obvious he has dementia. I predict 15 to 20 percent inflation, gas prices over 4.00 a gallon by the end of the year. The gap between the rick and poor will continue to grow. The people need to wake up and realize we are heading down the wrong path.
One of the things I always admired about John Adams — although I’m not a true Adams ‘fan’ — is that he accepted defeat to his arch enemy Thomas Jefferson and left office without a fuss. In a democracy, we may fight to win, but we also have to be willing to lose.
The Augusta Press is fortunate to have someone with your knowledge of history and the U.S. Constitution to write for it, Hubert van Tuyll.