THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY

[rothschild]

I applaud colonialism almost as much as much as I do the (sadly) almost defunct "free market system"!

Colonialism is a natural extension of survival . . . a "legal" means of taking something that belonged to someone else.

You won't get a negative response from me about "colonialism".

Protect your shit from invaders or it will be taken.

And here I was thinking human beings have the potential to rise above the primitive laws that govern the animal kingdom. Silly me.

Rawrrr….?!?!

You’re dreamer wrapped in the brutal, harsh reality of the world I think. I believe I’ve asked u this before but if so, I don’t recall getting a [straight] answer. What country or form of government (if any exists beyond your imagination) do you wish for the United States? I like peace, love and happiness as much as the next person but I’ve got this nagging “in touch with reality” thing that I just can’t shake.

I consider myself a practical idealist. Without philosophy and idealism we wouldn't have innovation.

I see form as being determined by the foundation upon which it's constructed. If you want a solid government that will serve the public interest and withstand the test of time, get the foundation right. What is the "foundation" when it comes to socio-economics? Leadership.

In an open system that's constantly changing adaptability is what's important, not ideology. Ideology only serves the interests of the high priests that administer it, and they never welcome change. Their primary objective is to maintain their hold on power and control, so ideology should be avoided like the plague if you want a healthy and dynamic society that can adapt to whatever the universe throws at it. The key is to cultivate the highest degree of leadership possible and do everything necessary to preserve it, so really speaking, there is no universally ideal form. Form should reflect the needs of the public relative to our changing environment.

How do you think leadership should be defined?