[bondserv]

I know what you guys are saying. On a local level it doesn't feel the same as what we see in places like Mexico, China and the Middle East.

But when you consider the confiscation of 4 trillion dollars from all 50 states in less the 4 years, which will destroy me and my children's future property and prosperity, abortion on demand, the current movement to grab the guns, localized legalization of mind numbing drugs, wholesale academic perversion, federal take overs of industry and medicine...

We have become a country of good is bad and bad is good. Sad direction.

[Mr. Jeeves]

On a local level it doesn't feel the same as what we see in places like Mexico, China and the Middle East.

Yes, we do it backwards. Other countries get somewhat less corrupt at higher levels of government - this is why Chinese people like Jackie Chan generally support the CCP and hate their local town mayors and police chiefs. Our Presidency and Senate are wholly owned subsidiaries of the central bankers, and the House and Supreme Court are leaning in that direction, even while many communities retain fine public servants at local levels and continue to provide a reasonable facsimile of "real America" to live in.

Of course, compare local life in Mexico or China to local life in Detroit or Washington, DC and suddenly those other nations don't look quite so bad...