When was America great?

When was America great?

Other urls found in this thread:

theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/09/when-america-was-great-taxes-were-high-unions-were-strong-and-government-was-big/407284/
twitter.com/NSFWRedditVideo

When Montana made the speed limit infinity

When you werent alive.

The 1980s, obviously.

From an economic perspective, right up to the early 70's, with a minor resurgence in the 80's and early 90's.

Households could survive on a single income. Home ownership was attainable to most. Employment was for the most part secure and predictable. Nation generally shared a core set of values.

Post WWII - end of Cold War period I suppose.

...

1776

When we nuked the shit out of the rice-niggers. Twice.

when women and minorities didn't have the right to vote, slavery was legal, it was at least 90% white, etc

theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/09/when-america-was-great-taxes-were-high-unions-were-strong-and-government-was-big/407284/

How long did it take for humans to teach you to use a computer instead of smearing shit on it?

It never STOPPED being great; this is Trump's biggest lie.

82 to 86

Someone got triggered by my link.

1962-63.

Culturally 1945-1959, economically see

Before 1965

ITT: kids born in 97 talking about how "great" the 50's were

1776-1965

1865

Prior to 1776

50s

America failed economically for two reasons:

1- Reaganomics

2- Niggers

Reminder that Windsor, ON is just across the river from Detroit, MI, yet it's still a motor industry powerhouse, whereas Detroit is now a shithole.

1875

1862-1976. Alaska was till 1986.

when we put japs in camps and expelled jews from the south