{UAH} What do you love about living in the United States as an American?

By Nabigodi from imbaluland

Less and less as time goes by.

The country I lived in for 50 years took a right turn in 2015 and hasn't come back, and I don't think there's a way back. I think our nation has been permanently damaged.

In the maelstrom of news/internet/print regarding our current political path, it is getting harder and harder to stay the course.

I mean, I know what's right, and what's wrong and I trust my instincts, but every day seems to present a new rabbit hole for fools to jump into. And they do, and they drag the truth down with them.

It was a damned good go - the US had some amazing times. But it's over now. Truth is no longer truth. And from that there is no escape - no way out.

At 62 I'm only going to have to deal with this for a few more years, a decade at the most. Anyone 25 and under is going to need some serious survival skills to make it through the next three quarters of a century and beyond.

The federalist supreme court was the lynch pin. The country died with Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

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