Thread: Let's Just Face It

why do most people think it is in the far future, anyhow?

For the same reasone it is hard to grasp not being alive.

Originally Posted by Keeper

why do most people think it is in the far future, anyhow?
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Why do more then 50% of america think jesus christ will come back to earth In Their Lifetime?

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The constitution is surprisingly good, it isn't perfect, and even if it was, it can't be perfect for 200 years, times change. However, America as it is now has little to do with the constitution.

Correct me if im wrong
is there not a thread going on of the exact same nature?
Imran

Originally Posted by imran_p

Correct me if im wrong
is there not a thread going on of the exact same nature?
Imran
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Yeah I kind of noticed that too.

Maybe it was some sort of irony that no-one got? Because it was lame?

Yeah, I'm not really sure why I made a new thread. I don't really remember making it. Oh well, sorry guys, I guess this can be deleted.

Originally Posted by Neruo

Why do more then 50% of america think jesus christ will come back to earth In Their Lifetime?

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The constitution is surprisingly good, it isn't perfect, and even if it was, it can't be perfect for 200 years, times change. However, America as it is now has little to do with the constitution.
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Because George Bush is still president?

The collapse won't be immediate fall. It won't be like one day you'll wake up in a third world country.

Besides, whatever it left shouldn't be too bad. I could see the US splitting up into different regions, but I don't really see the quality of life dropping to much.

Originally Posted by blade5x

Besides, whatever it left shouldn't be too bad. I could see the US splitting up into different regions, but I don't really see the quality of life dropping to much.
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This is a bit unrelated, but has anyone ever thought about what would it be like if America was 50 countries instead of 50 states? That would be an interesting idea for a novel or movie, kinda alternate-universe type thing.

Originally Posted by 3FLryan

This is a bit unrelated, but has anyone ever thought about what would it be like if America was 50 countries instead of 50 states? That would be an interesting idea for a novel or movie, kinda alternate-universe type thing.
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The whole thing would have already been taken over and called either Alabama or Mississippi. Oh, wait... They got their asses kicked the last time there was a split up. Damn.

Well, if that damn coward Lee hadn't surrendered, there wouldn't be an American flag on the moon right now. There would be a Confederate flag! Yeeeeeeehaaaaawwwwwwwwww!!! (Seriously though, I'm glad the North won the war.)

heh, we wouldn't have made it to the moon if the south won.

...or would we have made it there faster?

*walks away, oblivious and whistling*

"This is a bit unrelated, but has anyone ever thought about what would it be like if America was 50 countries instead of 50 states? That would be an interesting idea for a novel or movie, kinda alternate-universe type thing."

Yeh read :
The 15% Solution: A Political History of American Fascism, 2001-2022

It hits at the progression to a divided US and the results of such division. (among many things)

Originally Posted by Conforming

"This is a bit unrelated, but has anyone ever thought about what would it be like if America was 50 countries instead of 50 states? That would be an interesting idea for a novel or movie, kinda alternate-universe type thing."

Yeh read :
The 15% Solution: A Political History of American Fascism, 2001-2022

It hits at the progression to a divided US and the results of such division. (among many things)
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Hmm, sounds interesting, I'll look for it.