>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Kreutz wrote:At this point doing anything to reverse the trend is the equivalent of spitting on the charred wreckage of your home long after it burned down to put the fire out.SHMIV wrote:Rev, I try to maintain that sort of optism, but I have to wonder if Kreutz is right when he suggests that a reset is the only viable option. And, I can't fathom that a reset would be peaceful.
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A futile gesture.
On the bright side the collapse of the current.....thing commonly referred to as "America" can be viewed with bittersweet relief, like seeing a long suffering, tumor-ridden cancer patient breathe their last.
Yes there will be pain and tears, but at least dear old beloved Uncle Sam isn't riddled with bedsores and caked with his own feces anymore. I mean, who wants to remember him like this anyway?
He can be buried, mourned, and life will go on.
His estate will likely go to his 50 fractious children who will be requesting donations in lieu of flowers.
"50 fractious children"? A lot of folks, at this point, might argue it was 15 or 20 fractious, stupid, lazy, dissipated bastards in various stages of insolvency and 30 to 35 disaffected and rebellious slaves.





