In order for something to be made great "again" it had to be great before, has Trump ever even mentioned a specific frame of American greatness he seeks to emulate?
What the fuck is "Make America Great Again" supposed to mean, otherwise?
When was America great, again?
Aiden Reed
Kevin Walker
from the 50s to the 70s the American middle and working class were the undisputed kings of the world in terms of quality of life, purchasing power, security and economic freedom.
Nowadays they are not, for a whole lot of reasons that are mainly only being addressed by Trump
James Moore
In the 1800s when you could own a nigger snort a line of coke and bang prostitutes legally
Joshua Young
How about that time we landed on the fucking Moon.
Kevin Murphy
the black community went through a lot of strife through this time period. for you to call it a "great" time is shameful
Wyatt Fisher
The black community lost that strife, by the way. They took the easy route and it's destroyed generations.
Caleb Cox
The black community was actually the closest it has ever been to economic parity with white America in that time period
Thomas Gonzalez
The great AMERICAN melting pot was a consideration
The Great Depression
Gatsby was fictional but meant to evoke a time of greatness and prosperity in America.
There are plenty of Great Moments in Americas History where the actions taken by its citizens were considered a victory over the Herculean task that was lain before them. Highways Damns and bridges were a marvel. Sky scrapers big cities, automotive industry, the pony express, the trans pacific railroad. First in flight.. Etc
Luke Wright
If you were rich and WASP
Noah Kelly
You know F Scotts Fitzgerald was racist right