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Yag-kosha's avatar

My attempts at Twitter threads, helped give ideas. Hard piece to write because it pleases no one. As an Ellis Islander & Hart-Cellar in the Northeast. It's extremely difficult to not see the Rockwellian America as it is. The new foreign hordes are just like the old ones. Priced in, like the last ones. Rockwellian America grew ontop of the Old America. Like kudzu vines do on trees. It was inevitable due to mass immigration, global trade, and communication increases. The entire world has a bit of it in them even before Rockwellian America then took over that like a Colossus Octopus.

I can't despise what I have been raised in my entire life. But I can be frustrated by it. Rockwellian America was the truest height of human everything, and it's fall will be the lowest low of human everything. I am stuck in the East. At least for now.

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Douglas Fynx's avatar

How do see aridoamerica as the next high culture formatting itself as the national character for the USA? Would it be like the frontier mythos brought to fulfillment? Sound article as always.

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