America’s downfall and Socialism

This episode examines the fall of America happening now and the growth of socialism ideals!

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Welcome to Medicine Wheel Ministries where we challenge the heart, the mind, spirit, and in the end, try to be better as a whole for his community and ourselves. I'm your host, Bear, saying good day. Thank you for all our listeners and be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us. Please share his podcast with the other people you know. It's time that we stand tall, united. Anything in this podcast is strictly of my own opinion. And anything beyond that is strictly coincidence. This podcast is intended for mature audiences only. Please do not listen to it. With miners around. Your host, Bear, hollering at you. It's a Sunday beautiful morning. It's beautiful because I got breath in my lungs and heart beating in my chest. You know, a lot's been going on, and you know, a lot of people are like, oh well, let's put you know America first and all this. Well, part of that, I think a lot of us are tired of the complete imbalance and injustices of what's been going on in this country for quite some time. Um but the fact is that what should have happened to really fix that hasn't happened at all. In fact, it's been turned into such a smorgashed board of bullshit that where in the heck does the line of actually putting our own peoples first, citizens, and others that are here in this country, and not. Now, am I against my immigration? Because a lot of people are gonna be pissed off right out the gate thinking I'm against immigration, and no, I am absolutely not against immigration. I am on the fact against people that come to this country, illegally falsify their intentions, get all of this taxpayers' money under false pretenses, whether it's child care centers or small businesses or whatever, and they take all that money and ship it back to their countries because of absolute ignorance or inept to do the job properly to monitor what's actually going on with all of our hard taxpayers' dollars. The other part of it is that we need to quit with the whole one world economy crap. That's socialism at its most basic core. When the state basically owns everything you do and says, Oh, well, we appreciate that you grew that hundred acres of corn, but we're only gonna give you back just enough to seed the next era. We're gonna keep the rest for ourselves, or we're gonna make the taxes on that small farmer so impossible that they're gonna have to sell out to some big conglomerate farmer and the generations that that farm's been in now no longer exist. You know, a good portion of all the telecommunications and electricity in this country is actually owned by foreign entities. We had called uh not, I guess it was probably about a year ago, to the local uh power company about a pole that was really leaning, and I mean really leaning bad. We're really afraid that this power line pole was gonna come down crash it. Well, the power company says, Well, we don't own the pole, and actually we're leasing that power line attachment to that to a telecommunication company. So we call up the local telecommunication company, power, we you know, through power works, and find out that the pole on one side of it is actually owned by that company here locally, and the pole on the other side is owned by that company, but the pole in question that we had, Lenin, was actually owned by a telecommunication company that traced it straight back to Russia. Now, why is it that we've got foreign countries that are investing in our very infrastructure? Or a majority of all these massive conglomerate farms are owned by Chinese. Well, I would say there's a big damn problem right there. Sending most of our manufacturing to other countries. I mean, I watched from China within a two-decade time period, went from one of the poorest third world countries to all of a sudden being more technologically advanced than we are within two decades, particularly militaric-wise. Now they may have the largest standing army, blah blah blah. It's just numbers. You got all this going on. Well, if we truly had an elected leader that cared about this being our citizens first, first thing they would do is they would absolutely crush all these conglomerate owners and all these foreign investments into our very infrastructure that prevents even our local companies from being able to freaking replace just a simple power pole, telephone pole. Like, are you kidding me? It's ridiculous. Then on top of it, you want to talk about oh, we got all this homelessness and we've got all these people starving. Well, the quickest damn way to fix that is one big way in one big way only. Stop sending foreign aid by the trillions out of taxpayers' money to every other country's problems. Stop sending every bit of food and extra resources we've got to help some other country. Why don't we take all that money that we're sending from the taxpayers' hard-earned money and invest it right back? If we were to take just simply probably 10% of the amount of money that we send overseas, just 10% of it, and fed it back towards programs to help American people born citizens and legalized citizens, be able to start small businesses, be able to afford to buy their own house and actually fix the problem. Pretty much every single American in this country and citizen would be considered a millionaire practically overnight. Just 10% of it. One big swoop, bam! You take about another 18%, and you could completely modernize our entire infrastructure and get us on par with many of our own allies that are so much more advanced than we are. I mean, has anybody even thought the fact that we don't even have a high-speed transit system in this country? But yet you go to Europe and you can pretty much get to every damn country around there and bullet trains at magna lifts. Go to China and you can freaking zip from one side of their country to the other in high-speed uh you know, monorails and stuff like that. Well, how is it that all these supposedly poorer countries than we are are so damn more advanced than we are? Look at all the flooding we got going on, all the dam failures, our highways and road infrastructure is collapsing and coming apart. It's ridiculous. We send so much to every place else and don't focus on nothing for this country. We don't care about our generations. What we care about is dumbing everybody down, starting in school. The average elementary school kid, and I know this absolute doubt of fact, they don't know how to write. You write something in freaking cursive, it'd be like the Enigma code machine at the beginning of freaking World War II. And the Allies couldn't read a damn thing off of it, couldn't figure out any way to break that code. You write in cursive nowadays, and freaking three of the younger generations can't read it. They're basically grown up to freaking code computers and do all this. There's no shop, there's no home ec. There's no carpentry classes or woodworking classes or science or any of it. You've now made an entire generation so dumped down and so freaking stuck on social media and TikTok, and everybody thinks that they can be some kind of star when in reality you can't, and they've turned this entire system to be so dependent on computers that they can't even find their ass with both hands and a coon dog. It's ridiculous. Absolutely preposterous. And these kids, what are they gonna do? And now we've got such a shortage in skilled labor and manufacturing because of it. So what are we gonna do? We're gonna build more robotics to help even the playing field in a manufacturing plant. So now we're taking away jobs for the able-bodied Americans to work. And if you're at a certain age, you may not even know how to even operate a computer really well. To be honest, I'm a Gen Xer. You give me plumbing, wiring, carpentry, anything with a damn motor, I can fix it. You give me freaking a computer and I'll crash the bastard in record time. Because I don't have a clue how to operate the damn thing. I'm not wired for that. I grew up in a generation where blue collar and white collar and red collar all meant something. Nowadays, all we have is white collar. There ain't really any blue collar left anymore that's much older, you know, much younger than Gen X. You've got so many, you know, 50s, 40s, 50s, 60-year-olds that are still in the freaking workplace having to do these skilled labor jobs, and their bodies are so torn up that in the end it's actually costing the healthcare industry, the taxpayers, 10 times more than what it would if we just educate our kids to know how to take care of themselves. I'm not saying that we need every kid to come out of school and be a master carpenter or master welder or mechanic or whatever it may be. But by God, if we gave them some kind of those classes, they would know how to cook for themselves. They would know how to balance a checkbook, they would know how to actually write stuff down if their tablet died or whatever on the workplace. They'd have the common sense to know how to change a flat tire on the side of the road rather than sitting there spending several hundred dollars off of their parents' cards to figure out, hey, I need AAA. Okay, well that just cost your parents a piece of their premium. We do everything so damn ass backwards, it's amazing that freaking younger generations can even freaking spell their own name, less alone, anything else. And screw anything beyond that. I mean, they all freaking face with real life, you know, decisions, and suddenly they need a damn therapist and a safe space and everything in between. Because they can't emotionally or mentally handle the stress of anything beyond a computer. You have them sit down with a conversation with an older person, and it's like speaking in foreign languages. These youngsters don't even understand when you're trying to explain to them, hey, I need this post hole dug for this fence, 18 inches deep, eight feet apart. Well, recently I went through that process of trying to have not one, not two, but three different people I hired to dig out holes and get these posts at for this fence job, and not a single one could get it right. 18 inches deep by eight feet long, and keep it in a straight line. And not a single person I hired had to do it. So here I am, faced with a double hip replacement, nine discs in my back and neck that are freaking bulging and herniated, and the lower back is completely collapsed, and I'm happy to do all that. That's not what I was paying for. I paid for a very simple instruction job that nobody seemed to know how to accomplish. If you can't dig an 18-inch freaking deep hole, eight feet apart, well, how in the hell are you gonna even manage to cook breakfast for yourself? I mean, that must take an act of God. Oh wait, no, it doesn't. They just go and get something that's gonna kill them in the end, like McDonald's breakfast sandwich or uh fast food burger or something in that regard. God help them if they freaking ever had to run into another pandemic. Hell most of them couldn't even survive that. Couldn't figure out what to do when the stores were closing and supplies were getting low. If the whole country would have been shut down, the whole world would have been shut down for another just maybe two months, there would have been anarchy in just about every damn freaking place in this country simply because people would have been fighting to literally for a can of beans. Must make you feel real proud to know that you're willing to kill your neighbor over a Vandekamp's baked beans because you don't know how to handle the stress to survive to take care of yourself. Like I said, I'm not talking about teaching everybody to be a master gardener or a chef or anything like that. I'm talking about just the basic skills that used to be taught in schools when I was growing up. We had all that. Home egg taught you how to actually survive in your house, you know, a basic understanding of cooking and doing laundry and balancing your checkbook and all that kind of stuff. Your basic survival skills. Then, if you you know, you had to take, you know, some kind of shop class, whether it was carpentry, woodworking, automotive, whatever it may be. And we're not even getting into the science and labs to understand just how the basic physics of motion or anything else goes, less alone PE. Now schools are starting to institute some of that common sense stuff, but a little bit too little too late. We've got three generations that keep calling out, well, why is Gen X sitting freaking quiet? Why ain't they coming out and freaking saving us? Look at the mess we got from freaking Gen X. Look at all of what they did to us. First of all, it wasn't us Gen Xers that did it. The world was already screwed up from all the boomers and everything else. We had nothing to do with the damn mess. But we're smart enough to know that if we sit there and get a hold of the reins that the boomers are refusing to let go of right now, well, a lot of shit's gonna hit the fan and a lot of stuff's gonna get straightened out in a real short hurry. The problem with that is political correctness and all this little touchy-feely bullshit that's going on, yeah, that ain't gonna fly because we're gonna sit there and call everybody out for basically being a generalized coward of not knowing how to do anything, and refusal to even embrace it and learn it. And the other half of it is that let's say that we just step out of the way and we give the reins to these Gen A or Z. Well, what the hell do they know about just basic politics? They certainly in the hell don't have a clue what real socialism is. They don't have a clue what basic economics is because they can't even write their damn name. So if they can't even write their own name, how in the hell are they gonna run a country? Oh, wait, they have Instacart and Walmart delivery and DoorDash and all this other horses. Oh, they can operate an app, but they can't spell their damn name. These younger generations are about as worthless as pits on a freaking boar. If you're freaking younger than freaking 45 years old, it's a miracle if you even know the difference between tap water and hose water. The common sense with these younger generations means that this country is screwed for skilled labor. You ask them freaking pick gray, white, or black, and they'll spend six hours trying to figure out which one it is if they don't say that they need to get into a therapy class because simply trying to pick out a color of paint is too much for their sensibilities to handle. They'll have a panic attack and a stroke before freaking midday lunch. Now I'm not saying that everybody's that way, but there's a damn heavy majority of it. And I've met some really fine young individuals now that basically are starting to realize that their own generations don't want to step up to be parents, don't want to step up to work for what they got, and are smart enough to realize that real life is a freaking big shit sandwich, and they need to take a big damn healthy bite of it and freaking embrace and learn the basic skills of life. Survival, work, career. But the fact is, still a little bit too late. Because we completely emotionally, mentally, and physically crippled younger generations, and some of that is us the Gen Extra's fault. Because we were Latskey kids. By the time we were freaking eight years old, we were cooking for ourselves, babysitting our younger siblings, trying not to burn the house down. At the same point in time, we weren't even allowed to come in the house unless the freaking lights came on on the streets. And every damn thing that they gave us to play with or playground equipment was designed to pretty much thin the herd. The merigold round, spinning wheel of death, lawn darts. Yeah. Let's give a kid a 20-ounce freaking weight on a giant freaking Finn dart and see how many throw it up and stand there while it comes crashing back to earth. Or hell, let's give them a freaking little toy truck that's made out of stamp steel. Because that's a good idea, less alone playground equipment. It was polished basic steel, it was so damn hot in the summers that just sitting drinking your finger on it would give you a second degree burn. But you don't hear any of us Gen Xers whining about tough times. We grew up with tough times, we grew up with tough parents. Basically, the term fuck around find out meant well, most of everything we had to do wasn't just about the attitude of fucker with us and find out the consequences, but it was also the only way you were gonna. Figure out how something worked, just keep fucking around with it until you figured out how it worked. Bullying? Oh, well, you better figure out how to handle that situation freaking real quick in your hurry because if you didn't, well, come home all busted up. Likelihood was then your old man would get a freaking belt and take it to you. Or Nana would get a switch and take it to you because you didn't stand up and defend yourself. So you had to learn how to stand on your own feet and be independent. The fact is, is that most of us just want to be left a hell alone because we've given all we have. And most of us are still in the workforce, giving three times more than anybody who's younger in us, as far as work ethic, and push. And yes, where it does come to our responsibility is because we were the latchkey kids. We tended to be too damn soft on our kids. And we coddled them and we gave them everything on a silver platter that we didn't have growing up. And in the process didn't understand that we weren't actually saving them. Instead, we were completely castrating them from being a responsible, independent adult. And that toxicity only got worse when the public school system basically starts systematically erasing what they consider to be non-essential classes, such as home ec, writing, arithmetic, longhand, basic understanding of the principles of living and taking care of yourself. And now you got these wonderful medications out called GLP1 and so forth out to take care of the obesity, and then insurance don't want to necessarily cover it. Well, why not? Anybody who's technically freaking overweight should have this. No questions asked. Because if you get a person's weight down, their arthritis are down, their movement of their body is easier, things like chronic blood pressure, high blood pressure, cholesterol, and we can name this list for hours. That in itself would make healthier people. Healthier people means less money the taxpayers are paying for people that are so overweight or unhealthy that they can't even take care of themselves. They'd be back in the workforce. Now I'm not saying that that's everybody by any means, but it would be a damn heavy majority of these people will get back here. Second of all, make these companies like McDonald's and all of them that have been proven to be a massive cause of adding stuff into their foods to make it highly addictive and in the process creating a majority of things like extreme obesity. It would be the equivalent of let's give our kids a big line of coke with every meal because the additives and the foods basically enacted the same things in the brain to make them addictive. Our country is so scared, the younger generations, of actually being a responsible adult, and this isn't just an America problem, this is a westernized world problem, hey, I'm expected to have this because I participated, because I was there. So you're telling me because you were born, you should have a participation trophy of a free house, free car, free life insurance, and who's gonna pay for all that? It's gonna be the working class that has to pay for all of it. Because no matter what, Uncle Sam is gonna take his pretty penny out of it, and you bet, believe you and me, they're certainly not paying for them programs of their own coffers. That's coming from the hard working class in this country, and I'm sure it's pretty much the same in other countries. But when you're willing to trade your liberty for security, a false security at that, you're now allowing socialism to build, and that is one of the biggest downfalls of this country going on right now in America, and it's not just that that's doing it. When you completely castrate generations from protecting themselves, and you're allowing these predators to roam the streets and bring harm upon people, and when you defend your own home, all of a sudden, well, the homeowner's getting sued by a burglar that falls through a skylight, lands on a freaking kitchen cutting block, and cuts himself. Well, it was a damn burglar that freaking fell through the skylight. But he can sue the homeowner and win? Where in the fuck is the justice in that? The fact is that we have traded so much of our common sense and pissed it down the toilet. We completely have made it to where kids have no ability to stand up for themselves against bullies, against toxicity, about being taught common sense and properness. So now what are they doing? Well, they're sitting like a powder keg until something lights them up, and then they're coming in having all these mass shootings. Well, that's our fault. When we took, when we tried saying, hey, it doesn't matter if you're an hour outside of a city, you're expected to call 911. So if I've got some, if I'm living out in the country and I got somebody trying to kick in my door with a gun, threatening to kill my wife and my kids, and he makes it into the house and I blow his ass back out the door with a 12-gauge shotgun, protecting what's mine, protecting those that I love, and now I'm the one going to prison for the rest of my life. There's no justice there. Justice in this country has been so screwed up that you can't even have proper victims or survivors. You have everything being so muddled by a political movement and manipulation of socialism behind the line that now a woman or a guy can change their mind a month later and say, Oh, I may have been at the bar and may have been drinking, but I don't remember giving consent. Well, now you just ruin somebody for the rest of their life. Or you have an 18-year-old who just graduated high school, but yet his girlfriend he's been dating for two years as a freaking sophomore, so now he's being registered as a sex offender and a pedophile for the rest of his life. There's no justice in these kind of things. And everybody's freedom of movement of going, oh, looky lucky, or looky lucky. Well, when are you gonna pay attention to the shit you did wrong? And the fact is, is we don't want that. We want everybody where they're pointing fingers at everybody else, because as long as we're not united and we are pointing fingers at everybody else, we now are divided. And that allows the bigger picture of socialism to develop because there's no longer common sense, there's no longer the ability of independence, and there's no longer the liberty and pursuit of happiness in this country left. We gave it all away. And the fact is, we need to stop giving it away, and we need to elect the leaders who have common sense, stop voting blue, red, whatever. Start actually getting leaders in that absolutely have common sense to lead this country, not the ones with the bigger money pockets, not the ones who's got the best drama on TV. We need to elect the leaders that's actually got brains who's gonna do the right thing for us as a whole. Because in the end, no matter if you're in a city or you're in a suburban or you're on a farm or you're working in a factory, we are all a community. We are the people, regardless of skin, religion, anything, we are the people. And we need to have a sovereign, united voice. I'm your host, Bear, saying be good to each other, love thy neighbor, and defend the righteousness of what's supposed to be. Until next time, take care.