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At the end of this book i realized after a long period of thoughtfulness and i went into the wilderness. Is that america goes through these divisive periods roughly every 40 years. Why . We are a very dynamic country. Socially, economically. We are constantly reinventing ourselves. Not just as individuals but as a nation and government by its nature, its a status quo institution. This is how weve always done things. We will do things the same way again. Its people will then gets dark. America is set up to have these revolutions. Political revolutions. We had one in the beginning but ever since then, weve mostly had the revolutions that have played out and thats what we are in the middle of now. One of the things you said in the beginning of your book. You said without definitions, we are talking past each other or more likely just screaming at each other. Before we spoke, we had a conversation about the idea we can have constructive dialogue across the aisle. Which might make for good
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Revolution and trump in washington. I will get right into the idea revolution. We say in the book, america has been through viciously divisive. Far worse than today. With history we can see them as points in the transitional periods between old system that is broken down and a new one largely information. Are we at an intersection point absolutely enter the best example of it, isnt in 2016 in a republican primary it was a real civil war on the Republican Party that the establishment rep. Five jeff bush and others, couldnt get the nomination are they making people who got it, revolutionary donald trump. And the are going to the same thing right now. And theyre having a civil war in the party. What is going to be the traditional democrats, is it going to be some outsider. It will be a socialist. But i think that is indicative of the fact that it just doesnt work pretty and the things that have worked for the last 40 years to govern the people, it really has not kept up in the country. An
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