[PapaBear3625]

Yes. I see lots of threads like this, with no realistic solutions, so I ask if there really are any solutions that have a real chance of happening. If people are going to complain, they should be asked if their suggestions will work. Maybe someone will come up with an actual solution. I am all for most of the suggestions here, even mandatory sterilization after the first illegitimate child, I just would like to know how people think they will actually happen?

If we let things go the way things are, until finally the system breaks down, we will have civil war. Eventually the underclass will be exterminated. Is that your preference?

[stuartcr]

Why would that be my preference?

What should be done and how do you propose doing it?

[Nowhere Man]

If we let things go the way things are, until finally the system breaks down, we will have civil war. Eventually the underclass will be exterminated. Is that your preference?

I think we are headed that way anyhoo unless there is some sort of mass awakening where the lefties say, "hey, we were wrong, let's get off this path we are on."

The only other way to stop it is, sadly, some sort of temporary benevolent dictatorship over X amount of years to set things right. Still, we could end up with something like where it will be permanent and it would go against the rule laid by our Founding Fathers.

As to your grim outlook, we could get that by default when the system breaks down to where they just end up starving, going for greener pastures (wherever that would be) and/or they will attack those with supplies to where if they don't win, the Army/Nat'l Guard/Police/Militia/Hillbillies/Bitter Clingers with Guns/Rednecks/Etc "take care of the problem."

If we don't correct the course, starting right away, we will just slide to this scenario as a default. It's sort of like in the old movies where a DC-4/5/6/7 piston engined air liner is flying across the Atlantic from New York to London. There will be a point where the red light in the cockpit will light up, the light of "No Return." You have enough fuel to get to London but not turn back to New York. If you add into the mess where half the people get sick from food poisoning, there is one heck of a storm out there and the plane is being pelted with hailstones and engine one gave out, no matter what, the plane has to make it to London. Trouble is, has our red light come on yet or not?

Or the 1979 Disney Movie comes to mind, "The Black Hole" where at the end, the mad scientists programs the starship to go into the Black Hole and the guest he hosted try to escape in a small rocketship but the black hole gets a hold of them and they go in and literally pass through Hell until an angel leads them out and back to Earth.

As an amateur observer of events and historian, I have lots to say on this as you can tell. B-)