How will PRESIDENT Joe Biden bring ...

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   Kathryn L Hillposted 3 years ago

   justice for  A L L ? ? ?
   
   - wondering.
   
   
   (... and If I see the name Trump I will really cringe. Understatement.)

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      Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

      Well, not sure how a president that needs 25 hundred troops to protect him on day one will bring much of anything but more discord.  So -- How will PRESIDENT Joe Biden bring peace to a divided country, when he is so disliked by so many?

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         wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

         Give citizenship to the millions of illegal aliens in the country - that will certainly bring him love.  He can also welcome the caravans of additional illegals currently heading for the border; this, too, will also show his love (at least for anyone not having to foot the bill for their support).
         
         Eventually the country will not be divided, for the masses of Ecuadorians, Guatemalans, Mexicans, etc. will be such a huge majority in America that the very term "American" will lose any meaning.

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            Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

            America has already lost its meaning.
            
            Not sure if Congress will go along with all the left fluff. Keep in mind they promise a lot, but seldom deliver.  I think their shell game has become old...  We can hope they follow the same old playbook. And keep the faith,   if they do go ahead with all the crazy --- we can be rid of them more quickly, can we not?

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               wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

               LOL  Most of Congress is now Democrat, and if they don't go along with the fluff they won't have a job. 
               
               No, we can't get rid of them more quickly - like it or not our country is going socialist and will continue the trend.  Governing our country is going international, with the rest of the world determining how we shall act and where our wealth shall go and that, too, shall not change easily. 
               
               Our children are being taught that that is our place in the world and until we change that it isn't going to change.

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                  Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  Well, you could be right. I will put some trust into American's to quickly see the damage. Not sure what children are being taught in most states. Again I think most American's will stand up to crazy. If not, America was a failed experiment, was it not?  W can wring our hands or push back. That's all she wrote... I am for pushing back, how about you?  We have come to that point that is clear to see.
                  
                  Can only go with the flow or leave. There is a big world out there,

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                     PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                     "Again I think most American's will stand up to crazy."
                     
                     Yep. That is why Biden won and why Georgia turned blue. The crazy had to be defeated. Sounds like Mitch is finally ready to get rid of it, too.

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                        Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                        Not about to argue the fact Biden won Georga, that's a fact at this point. 
                        My point was it's up to American's at this point to choose what they like or don't like. I did confirm my opinion in regards to what I think American's may do, stand up to crazy.  They have a good long history of doing so.
                        
                        Yes, I am aware of what McConnell stated --- WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell opened the Senate on Tuesday saying the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol was “fed lies” by the president and others in the deadly riot to overturn Democrat Joe Biden election.
                        
                        It Will be very interesting to see what next. It would be my guess all the Republicans will follow Mitch. It will also be interesting to see them go home at the end of their terms not to return due to being voted out. Politicians don't change, but the people have. I would think we will see lots of brand new shiny young Republicans voted in. The people have become tired of the status quo herd. The Republican party needs a new playbook.

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                           PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                           But, you just said Americans always stand up to crazy. If true, that means any Republican who finally stands up and says what Donald Trump did was wrong will be supported and admired by Americans. Or, did you really mean that Americans except Trumpers (roughly 90% of Republican voters) stand up to crazy? If so, I completely agree. There is tons of evidence to support that statement.

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                              Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                              Again I must point out, you picked out one sentence and did not consider the entire comment.
                              
                              This is the conversation you referred to, where you picked up my the sentence. The comment I was responding to should give you the context to the full conversation. it gives my reasoning for the statement. Just offering my opinion to Widerness's thoughts.  And yes, that is my opinion.
                              
                              WILDERNESS WROTE:
                              LOL  Most of Congress is now Democrat, and if they don't go along with the fluff they won't have a job.
                              
                              No, we can't get rid of them more quickly - like it or not our country is going socialist and will continue the trend.  Governing our country is going international, with the rest of the world determining how we shall act and where our wealth shall go and that, too, shall not change easily.
                              
                              Our children are being taught that that is our place in the world and until we change that it isn't going to change.
                              
                              Sharlee--- "Well, you could be right. I will put some trust into American's to quickly see the damage. Not sure what children are being taught in most states. Again, I think most American's will stand up to crazy. If not, America was a failed experiment, was it not?  We can wring our hands or push back. That's all she wrote... I am for pushing back, how about you?  We have come to that point that is clear to see.
                              
                              One Can only go with the flow or leave. There is a big world out there,"

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                                 PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                                 Okay. I completely did understand your comment and was trying to make a larger point, that the election of Biden was a repudiation of Trump and his lies and the supporters who eat them up like candy, and was an example of Americans standing up to crazy. In other words,your perception of what it means to stand up to crazy night be in the minority.

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                                    Sharlee01posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                                    We all have opinions, I don't totally agree with yours I think American's, in general, will see rather quickly damage that Biden will cause the Nation. I just trust in Americans to be resilient and quick to see their mistake by voting in Biden. I know you disliked me using the word crazy. But I used the perfect word in my own view.
                                    
                                    Biden most certainly was a repudiation of Trump. The reasons in my mind are clear why many came to dislike Trump.  Very complicated stuff... 
                                    
                                    Could be in the minority, at any rate, 74,222,958 votes is impressive. This last election was strikingly different from any we ever had. It is more than apparent America had more people vote than ever, and one needs to ask themselves why. IMO it was not because Biden was an outstanding candidate.
                                    
                                    Obama / Biden    Democratic    65,915,795
                                    Romney / Ryan    Republican    60,933,504
                                    
                                    Yes, some lies were told, but much of what the media called lies were hyped up the feed. Do you need a list of pure lies Biden has told?  Do we need to go down a road of" he said".  Because Biden is the worst kind of liar an innate liar. He enjoys it. "My wife was killed by a drunk driver"...  Maybe we need not compare lies.

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   Live to Learnposted 3 years ago

   Justice for all? I don't think that is an acceptable endeavor for a Democrat. Justice for all implies racism and misogyny, according to most democratic legislators.

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   Credence2posted 3 years ago

   I am most pleased with the outcome, the Republicans have neutered for the time being. Maybe now we can begin to repair the damage wrought by Trump and his cohorts.

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      wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      Sure can!  You can bring in additional millions of illegal aliens, you can give citizenship to the millions of criminals that have been here for years.  You can tear down the only real effort to control the invasion over our southern border, and you can defund police all over the country.
      
      You can call out the troops to protect Congressmen and women while allowing riots all over the country, you can allow criminals to take over swatches of our cities.  You can tell Israel to put their capital elsewhere, you can stop the project to gain trade equality with China and you can approve of their intellectual theft.  You can restart travel from countries that are hotbeds of terrorism and refuse to vet their travelers and you can again pay for the world's efforts to go green. 
      
      You can do all of these things...but you cannot declare them "damage wrought by Trump" without being called on it.

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         Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

         We will see......

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      Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      I would have a lot more faith that we were about to be privy to an Administration that "repairs the damage" and moves the country forward, if it were being led by Tulsi Gabbard, or even Andrew Yang.
      
      Someone younger, someone less entrenched in the establishment and not merely a puppet of its corrupt machinations (which Biden most assuredly is).
      
      But this Administration WILL move forward with the Global Compact on Migration, the Paris Accord Agreement, 'mending' ties with China, etc.
      
      The US of A WILL move forward into a more globalized and united world... less of a 'Super Power' and more of a partner with co-powerful nations like China, and India as they continue to grow in economic might.
      
      But these changes will come with economic turmoil and hardship for many and America will be forever changed.
      
      What I find amusing about what the future will most likely look like, is the current focus on racism, on black and white, will be irrelevant in ten years, both will be the minority to those we consider of Hispanic heritage, and our language of preference will most likely be Spanish in states like CA, TX, AZ. NV and FL at the least.
      
      For anyone who has traveled to a city like Miami recently, you know of what I speak.

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         PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

         With regard to your last two paragraphs, if your prediction were to be correct,  why would it make issues like racism irelevant?

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            Kathryn L Hillposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            We are going to be a very mixed population as it is in Florida. He says blacks and whites will be minorities. Majorities being hispanics.
            The borders are going to wide open, right?

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               PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

               No, the borders won't be wide open. They weren't wide open under Obama, either. That is your right-wing delusion.
               
               But that doesn't answer my question. Perhaps Ken will.
               
               With regard to the last two paragraphs in Ken's post above, if his prediction were to be correct,  why would it make issues like racism irelevant?

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         Readmikenowposted 3 years agoin reply to this

         I agree.  I lived in Los Angeles for eight years.
         
         To be honest, I've met and been friends with so many truly patriotic Hispanics, it doesn't bother me all that much.  It doesn't worry me.

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            Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            It doesn't worry me either...
            
            It does make the current hyper-focus on racism seem myopic.
            
            It's like looking in the rear view mirror and worrying about what you have already passed by as you continue to drive down the highway.
            
            If the population were stagnant, then it would be a far more relevant matter, but by 2030 the "face" of many States, if not the nation, will be decidedly and noticeably non-white.
            
            This is already the case in CA.
            
            The Nation will be majority 'Hispanic'.
            
            I wonder how they will perceive the emphasis put on Social Justice and making amends for past wrongs done by the Nation's forefathers?

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               Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

               I don't know, I still see plenty of "markers" through my front windshield, on the side and in the road.
               
               We know that it is not just about numbers but wealth and relative power. Maybe, by the time the Hispanic dominate in numbers and society is reoriented in regards to that, the social justice and making amends would not be so much of an issue. As racial exclusion may not employed to the same extent as has been experienced by so many others from the Anglo. Hispanic is more a cultural designation than a racial one.

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                  Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  I am sure you do see plenty of "markers".
                  
                  Whites are the enemy, they are the rich, the arrogant, the elites...
                  
                  Now, you can be certain the true elites, and the politicians that do their bidding will never truly be harmed or touched...
                  
                  But for the rest, in order to use draconian measures to control them, and to take from them what property and wealth they have, the greater populace must first be convinced they are the enemy, they are evil, and they are deserving of any harm that is fostered upon them.
                  
                  Enemies of the State are enemies of us all.
                  
                  Who controls the past controls the future.
                  
                  The best books are those that tell you what you know already.
                  (You could translate that into today and say the 'news' and social media that reinforces what you already believe are the best sources of information)
                  
                  (And of course one of today's taboo quotes... )
                  Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything.
                  
                  (These are the current times we live in, I suspect at some point in the next few years, you will begin to realize that Biden, Schumer and Pelosi are not the instruments of the change you were hoping to see, they are a continuation of the worst elements that have long been in control).

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         Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

         Ken,
         
         I was at the point that anything is better than Trump and his charted course.
         
         The Trump experiment as "an outsider" has been clearly shown to be a failure from most perspectives. Whatever hardship was coming our way, I had no confidence that Trump was the solution.
         
         In America, during the reign of Trump racial tensions have been exacerbated. With the nature of this society the way it is, it will be a while before that issue will become a minor one. As Panther mentioned, in your very statement about Hispanics, race is still considered and creates anxiety among many.

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            Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            Agree with all stated.
            
            But I don't trust those now in power to do right for Americans.
            Nancy, Biden, Schumer are why we are where we are and why we got Trump to begin with,
            
            They have failed Americans miserably for decades, they serve the corporations and international interests, not Americans.
            
            Trump was a liability at best, a cause for fracture and disaster within our country at worst if he were to remain, he had to go... but the system proved its corruption by force feeding us the Biden alternative, burying the likes of Tulsi and Yang ensuring they had no voice and no support.

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   Kathryn L Hillposted 3 years ago

   Ominous Winds of Change
   
   The wind blows, ominously …
   Flags unfurl in town.
   American flags fly dismally
   Above the Capitol grounds.
   Who is this man who won the election
   Through an evil game?
   His party helped him steal the election.
   It seems he has no shame.
   Cool Joe, Hip Joe
   China knows his name,
   Good Joe! Oh, so wonderful Joe!
   One party chants his name.
   Yes, he played his role so well -
   With script held tight in hand.
   Yet, sometimes his brain gets stuck …
   Will he forget the plan?
   “Joe Biden for President!
   The highest place, you’ll hold!"
   I hope Joe Biden enjoys his days
   Before he gets too old!
   “Cool Joe, Hip Joe
   China knows your name.
   Good Joe! Oh, so wonderful Joe!
   The Deep State calls your name.”
   
   Who will gain ...
   
   and who will loose?

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   GoldenRod LMposted 3 years ago

   I would like to embellish that comment. Being from Arizona, I may have had the honor to call lots of Mexican-Americans my friends. In fact, when we moved to Arizona in 1954, I thought of "Hispanics" as white people. I thought they had a little bit more pigment in their skin, not unlike Greeks or those from the south of France, etc. They were like me (in case someone objects to using the term "white".) As I look back on my upbringing, thank God I lived in Tucson, Arizona. And, thank goodness I served in the U.S. Navy and befriended many of my Hispanic shipmates from Texas.
   
   It makes me tearful to see how stereotyped Hispanic folk have been characterized by many.
   
   Take a look: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_H … recipients

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   emgeposted 3 years ago

   The situation is not that simple and I have a feeling it's pretty complex. America turning from pure white or shall I say majority white to minority white is going to have  tremendous repercussions. It's not going to be something smooth and in my view could lead to an implosion and it will have any affect all over the world where America will lose is its empire. Racism is not going to go away and 2030 is not very far and we live to see it.

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      Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      I disagree, the assimilation works both ways, and works well IMO due to the quick influx in numbers.
      
      The problems we see in our country is not because of the influx of "hispanic" immigrants, it is because of the increasing economic failures in our system.
      
      Those failures are compounded by a government (Congress) that serves the interests of corporations and Wall St. rather than the people, and those corporations and banks want China and others to thrive so that they can continue to increase their profits... at the expense of American jobs and the development of youth in the STEM fields.
      
      America's Universities are pumping out Socialists and Social Justice graduates in greater numbers than they do STEM related degrees.
      
      China has 8 times the amount of higher degree graduates in STEM fields than America does...this is why China is going to dominate the advances in science, medicine, industry in the coming years.
      
      The more we focus on race and Social Justice, the further down the rabbit hole into a failed nation we shall go, these issues do not create new inventions or new technology or new medicines... they just create a new social pecking order, that only serves to pit one type of American against another.... immigrant against non, white against black, gay against straight, the more differences are amplified and focused on, the more rifts are created within.

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   Kathryn L Hillposted 3 years ago

   Was it at all helpful pinpointing white supremacists? As Joe did during his speech.
   I think it was very destructive. Understatement.

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