/lit/ - Literature

>>22767651
he may not be the wisest or smartest but at least he doesn't spend 100% of his time thinking of ways to fuck everyone over
do you know any other successful politician who has the ability to look forward, towards the future, and still have hope? or who has not yet lost his or her faith?
fort the moment, that is enough... heck, it's even heroic, considering the world we live in

that being said, I realize that he's polarizing: he is among the last representative of the 1920-to-1955 golden age of America, who has any kind of influence, and the only one who has assumed it publicly... that's why some people love him, and some people some hate him; I, personally, am thankful that he gathered the energy and courage to run for president. it's that simple.

>>22758447
the spirit of the law is dead in the USA ever since the mid 1950's when the Communists infiltrated it at all levels... since the mid 1960's preventive policing was also abolished. laying the groundwork for irreversible decline of the human stock... the final nail in the coffin was the late 1970's when the educational system was fully compromised

>Protagonist pretends he isn't a retard to climb up the ladder.