State of the Union?

I'm utterly offended at the state of our country right now but honestly I can remember my parents saying the same thing 20 years ago, my grandparents saying the same thing 40 years ago. We've sold out. Since the civil war, this country has sold out. The south, feeling defeated and humbled, secluded itself into a private war amongst ourselves, and the north, east and far west embraced a radical platform of extreme personal freedoms that extend right on into the given rights of others. Instead of banding together as Americans against what I can only describe as tyrannical leadership, Americans are too busy tearing each other apart over petty things like who we voted for in the last election.

It's not new though. None of this is new. Once upon a time America was great and people from all over the world migrated here to set up a new life and brought with them their beliefs and their culture and it was considered a beautiful thing; a "melting pot". Now, if you even speak something that is not agreed upon by mainstream, you are a conservative freak and you are condemned and shunned. Well, color me red and send me to my corner, because I came onto the social media platform starting with AOL and Yahoo chat rooms in the 90s, migrating to MySpace in 2003, Facebook in 2006, private blogs in between, and offending people routinly. I will likely go out doing the same thing.

Yes, our current administration is a sham. It's never been more obviously a setup than now. I knew when Obama was president that it was a paid experiment, but when it worked and nobody sent his photo to a milk carton, they tried to slip Hillary in when nobody was looking (the second most buyable politician in US government) and DJT threw a monkey wrench in everyone's plans. It took the bots 4 years to make up an entire full length Lifetime Movie plot twist to make Trump look guilty for what Obama and Biden had already done, but they managed, and allowed this slithering fresh laid fecal loaf into the oval office yet again. Is that mean? Yeah, it probably is. So is buying groceries and paying a $500 electric bill, but Joe is raking in his unearned salary and taking a trip to Poland soon. Maybe it'll be his turn to appear in an obituary shortly thereafter? Oh, but then we will have to deal with kindergarten superintendent Ms Kamala for the remainder of the term. I think I'd rather keep Joe, even if he can't finish a sentence or make it safely up a flight of stairs. smh