> Just as economic insecurity inflames religious fundamentalism,
> spiraling fuel costs and stagflation are also behind the spike in
> delusional posting.
Oh, I get it. So now you are grasping for an excuse
for your posts. I see how it is.
> Greater American society today is, in fact, much like the plains
> Indians' a century and a half ago. Â
> A way of life is coming to an end
Is this your prediction that _real_ free speech will be
replaced by "free speech for the working class" (i.e.
censorship, as practiced in Singapore and China, as
you have admitted)?
> so rapidly many dream of the old days and indulge in a fantasy world
> like small children.
So this excuses your nostalgia for the late
Seventies lowering of the high-tax Jimmy
Carter hyperinflation, hyperunemployment,
hyperinterest-rate boom?
Why don't you just listen to some Village
People to get your pre-Reagan Revolution
fix?
> So not only do U. S. leaders -- assuming any exist -- have to deal
> with an aging obese population with less natural resources and, worst
> of all, all the hubris and bad laws of a decaying super power, we can
> add one more problem:
>
> Large numbers of people who are so delusional rewriting the public
> record seems easier than facing reality.
For examples, just check the public record of KKKKahill's posts.
> And _no_ outlawing fantasy the way ghost dancing was outlawed will
> _not_ help.
We can't even send them to psychiatric hospitals, until
they threaten to get stalinist on someone's ass.
> Both are/were protected expression under U. S. Const. Amend. I.
But I thought you were hoping to replace that with "free
speech for the working class."
