Darkusius

I physically cannot vote, as my religion is a special blend of two of the options, and there is no "other" option. I suppose if anyone would like to know what my religion is, I could explain it.

This can be expressed in the "Conservative v. Liberal" where most Southern States have leaned Conservative and the North States have leaned Liberal. That generalises my answer to your question. If you need more clarification, I'd be glad to go in depth.

Maybe you didn't understand me. We've had cultural and social divides since the writing of the Constitution, hence why (in my opinion) should have divided so this wasn't the case.

This. I can agree to this. Although, I still think that the country could have progressed more if it were split into two or three.It just seems too politically and culturally divided now to work altogether anymore.

Foreign policy, political divides. The country itself is quite nice if you put away human nature for a moment and look at all the glorious landscapes that surround you. Maybe it's just because I don't agree with the people from where I live, I get this blown up perception of how much I hate anyone who opposes my thoughts. State sovereignty may have worked in a Utopian confederacy. I really believe that the US was too divided from the get go, and there was no changing how things were going to go. The people of the South lived different from the people of the North, and vice versa. It's just how it was meant to be. I just wanted to mention your signature scares me, as well.

The United States, yes.

The last thing I expected was for someone to write me a short essay on the American economic system. I see what you are saying in this, and I do agree with every single thing that you pointed out and showed me. Thank you for taking the time to write this.

I suppose. Refer to first quote.

Then I don't know what's going on in your town, because I've been told hundreds of times that the US should take over different countries.

Yes, through. Have you lived here, perhaps? Not in a city, but rather a smaller town? Because my town is an example of one of these "bigger army diplomacy" people. The South does, in a way. It's always been it's own entity. The South and the North have always been different through history, really dragging down the progress of the nation as a whole. Well damn.

900+90+2

Now this statement I can get behind. Now I see what you mean. I agree more with the writings rather than how the people actually react. I offend less people this way.

Never stated I was. I don't see you placing much in the matter, anyway. They, quite frankly, are not interchangeable, because one is geographical and the other is cultural.

Thank you, Vlad. It's great to be a general! That sounds like a pleasant life, actually. Widows are typically heart broken but you can mend their heart, Roz <3

*cough* The Nordic countries *cough*

This video is the reason why I say "the Nordic countries" now

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There you go then.

There are two problems with Communism. Human incentive to work, and corruption. Communism will only ever work in paper and in a Utopia.

I can get behind this, and cut benefits entirely if they aren't searching for a job. I support both Palestine and Israel, but...it's hard to give two very separate people the same land, hence the "I have the biggest army, I can do what I want" of the US. Black lives matter movement is a pseudo movement to bring equality to all.

Drugs have a lot of potential for taxes, which is one of my favourite ideas.

Whether he'll be able to get them to work or not, we'll just have to see.

I think he has the best plans for America, personally.

I agree.

North Carolina.