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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsThe Daily Bitch*: "When in the course of human events did it all go so
horribly wrong?"
*Both a noun, and a verb, depending on usage.
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The Daily Bitch*: "When in the course of human events did it all go so (Original Post)
niyad
Aug 19
OP
1980? The year this country elected St. Ronnie the Divine instead of re-electing Jimmy Carter.
LoisB
Aug 19
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mwmisses4289
(2,216 posts)1. Some of us would say it never went right in the first place!
niyad
(127,239 posts)2. There is that!
ret5hd
(21,792 posts)3. in my admittedly limited world-view...
our FIRST good chance to make-things-go-right was to reelect Jimmy Carter. A good man, a good heart, trying to do right for the long term.
Our LAST (so far, hopefully) good chance was to elect Kamala Harris.
I truly hope that wasnt truly our last chance.
LoisB
(11,628 posts)4. 1980? The year this country elected St. Ronnie the Divine instead of re-electing Jimmy Carter.
Or, 1981? when Jack Welch became CEO of General Electric. If I remember correctly, it was Welch who began the destruction of U.S. manufacturing by firing Americans and sending those jobs to third world countries.
surfered
(9,228 posts)5. January 20, 2017
LoisB
(11,628 posts)6. OR after the Civil War when this country made heroes of people like Robert E. Lee instead of
trying them for treason?
Floyd R. Turbo
(30,954 posts)7. 🚨Trigger Warning🚨
