It is ok to dream about a different world, but at the same time you have to live in this world. Surely you see that this divide is getting worse? is that really the right move?

This post was edited by ferdia on Jan 22 2026 12:36pm

No need to dream, revolution exists.

This post was edited by sirthom on Jan 22 2026 12:40pm

But what do you want? Do you still want democrats and republicans? how do you bridge that divide?

This post was edited by ferdia on Jan 22 2026 12:45pm

Are you talking about people or politicians?

At this point there is little difference - the political ideology of both parties is fully embedded in the populace. I dont understand your logic re: Revolution. All that would do is break the US. The notion that this would be a good thing for the US is baffling. The US has gone around the would for the last few decades supporting revolutions - as this is the best way to break a country. surely its a logic fallacy to do this to your own country? How is breaking your country meant to make it stronger?

This post was edited by ferdia on Jan 22 2026 12:52pm

if I may?

"Jan 6th was a good start.
Now let's make that rly take off and let us reclaim our country from the globalists.
And if the non-whites are smart, they'll leave voluntarily.
As I said before - deportation is the soft way to handle this issue.
Hope that helps"

That is advocating political violence and ethnic cleansing. Do you really think transporting every non white out of the US will make the US a better place? How do you plan on doing that ? Non whites have lived in the US for a very long time, do they not have rights? This notion of overthrowing the government, what are you going to replace it with?

You know nothing, this country was founded by revolutionaries.



You are just like everyone else.
Desperate to label so you can mentally move to the dismissal pile.
I am not so easy.
For example, fvck Trump and fvck Jan 6.

You will never catch me, I'm the gingerbread man.

The American Revolution was a break from a foreign monarchy that led to a constitutional republic; what you’re describing is the internal destruction of a country. They are not the same. States aren’t toys you can smash and rebuild at will - once legitimacy collapses, it rarely returns. History is full of examples where powerful states - like the United States - destroyed existing states, and the result was decades, centuries, or permanent instability. There’s no serious evidence that deliberately breaking your own country leads to strength or unity.

No I am not, everything I want was already described and prescribed by the founding fathers in the Declaration of Independence.
They knew this day could come and gave us the means to stop it.
Those means are the sole and only reason we have the 2nd amendment...at all.