WHY AMERICA FAILED
WHY AMERICA FAILED
The Great Fall of America
By Coach Frank Sagasta
For decades, we had indeed led the rest of the world into democracy, but unfortunately this has changed toward leading them into: the conspiracy theory of history, climate change/fossil-fuel, political polarization, economic inequality, and more. One of the greatest though was fraudulent election which is now being eternally denounced. Some people agree that America is becoming the opposition from hell, a planet on which companies and world powers knew decades ago just what was happening with the climate, education, economy, and invested their extra funds in making sure that other Americans didn't, and… but why go on? If you don't sense the depth and truth of this tale of the Great Fall of American, just ask a few Senators or research the countless authors and experts scholars on the subject.
The United States of America, was once considered a beacon of hope, freedom, and progress, is continuing to face numerous challenges that have led some to question its own future. While it is essential to acknowledge the issues that plague the nation, it is equally important to explore potential solutions to prevent the hypothetical fall of America in the near future.
Let’s start with this word and new term "wokism" which is often used to refer to the ideology of social justice and progressive activism. It is important to note that perspectives on this topic can vary widely, and opinions on its impact on America can differ from person to person depending on their knowledge. Nonetheless, critics of wokism argue that it can have negative effects on society. Which many of American citizens are concerned about today. Some concerns raised include: Cancel culture or ostracizing individuals or groups who hold differing opinions or masking beliefs. This can stifle free speech and discourage open dialogue. This cancel culture idea has become the basis of today’s society and it is hurting America from being united.
Another example of Americas hypocrisy and great fall also includes: Economic inequality which refers to the unequal distribution of wealth, income, and resources within a society. It is a pressing issue that can have far-reaching consequences for individuals and societies as a whole. High levels of economic inequality can lead to social unrest, hinder social mobility, and perpetuate intergenerational disparities. It can also contribute to a lack of access to basic necessities such as education, healthcare, and housing for those at the lower end of the income spectrum. Of course, addressing economic inequality requires a multi-faceted approach that includes policies aimed at promoting equal opportunities, progressive taxation, robust social safety nets, and investments in education and skills development. By striving for greater economic equality, societies can work towards creating a more just and inclusive future for all of our communities and citizens. By addressing economic disparities, America can restore faith in its promise of equal opportunity for all.
Let us continue with another area of concern and challenges America is facing — Political polarization which refers to the increasing divide between political ideologies and the growing animosity between different political groups.
This dysfunctional environment or shadow of polarization has contributed toward emotional distress in the American public. In the context of the United States, political polarization has had several significant effects on the country. Which has increased divisiveness and hostility between different political groups. This can be seen in the growing animosity between Democrats, Republicans, and Independence with each side viewing the other as a threat to their values, principles, and beliefs. This divisiveness can hinder constructive dialogue and compromise, making it difficult to address pressing issues.
This political polarization gridlocks certain elements of law from operating and opens legislative dysfunction in the United States. With deep ideological divisions, it becomes challenging to pass meaningful legislation or find common ground on important policy including: the border crisis, immigration, healthcare, education, infrastructure, and much more.
This two tears system or political polarization has been exacerbated by the rise of social media and online platforms. These platforms often create echo chambers and filter bubbles, where individuals are exposed primarily to information, perspectives, and opinions that align with their existing beliefs. This can reinforce and amplify existing biases, making it difficult for people to engage with differing perspectives and find common ground. This can undermine the functioning of democratic institutions and hinder effective governance.
It is important to note that political polarization is a complex issue with multiple factors contributing to its rise. But it is important to consider the major factors contributing to its rise in the public consciousness. While it is not the sole cause of America's challenges, it has played a significant role in shaping the current political climate and impacting the country's ability to address pressing issues. Addressing political polarization requires efforts to foster dialogue, promote empathy and understanding, and find common ground across ideological divides.
The last crippling part of the great fall of America includes: Environmental Change. Climate change, pollution, and resource depletion pose significant threats to the nation's well-being. To mitigate these risks, America must prioritize sustainable practices, invest in renewable energy, and adopt environmentally friendly policies. By taking a proactive stance on environmental issues, America can secure a sustainable future for its citizens. But at what cost? I mean… what is the long term effect of spending huge amounts of taxpayer money on climate change? In fact, our vice president promised just recently at the meeting in Dubai $3 billion toward climate change.
This proposal by global elites changes everything. It proves that climate change is solely about money, and it has economic implications. Climate change isn’t a complex issue. It just requires a following of the money approach, considering environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Like political polarization; there are two sides to the scientific evidences behind climate change. I have come to realize and believe that climate change is a new religion today.
While the challenges facing America are undeniably daunting, it is crucial to approach them with a sense of optimism, enthusiasm, and determination. A determination of finding the right leaders to lead our nation, America can reverse its decline and regain its position as a global leader. But it will take more than one term of presidency. It will take more than the senate or congressional chambers. It is essential for citizens, policymakers, and institutions to work together to build a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable society. The fall of America is not inevitable, but very likely in the near future. Answer: WE NEED YOUNG PATRIOTS WITH REAL AMERICAN VALUES TO STEP-UP!! I am confident many you reading this short blog know some of those genuine people.
With gratitude,
Coach Frank Sagasta
(c) coachfranksagasta 2023
Resources:
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