Who agrees with me that our country should have strong nationalism become a super-race?

You lost me at super-race. Much of what you're talking about has been tried. Ever heard of a guy named Hitler? It was disgusting when he said it, it's still just as disgusting 70 years later. Taking away people's rights, freedom and liberty is wrong, no matter if you're implementing policies of the "right" or of the "left." "I want to achieve this by having selective breeding of humans (much like the selective breeding that has created super-fast dogs (greyhounds), large dogs (great danes), fighting dogs (pitbull),etc.) I will seek to use advancements in medicine and selective breeding to extend the average human lifespan to 120 years or possibly 200years or more." Uh-huh. Let me guess--your super sperm will be used to impregnate the women of your choosing, right? And you will be so self-sacrificing that you will impregnate them the least expensive way possible, meaning, the old fashioned way, not in a laboratory, right? Seriously, get a life.

Learn how to ******* punctuate.

No such thing as a Super Race. Power only comes with money & war. Who wants that? Enjoy life. Be happy.

well we kicked nazi butts once and we can do that again

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lol. You're funny.

Haha. You've got to be kidding me. Genetically superior? Push people away and/or punish them if they don't agree with your opinion? Keep all the money to yourself because you were born into a fortunate situation? You're right, your views aren't capitalistic; I was trying to figure out exactly what type of political system you are trying to describe, but all I could think of was dude, you sound exactly like Hitler. Technology and development is just making us blind, but I can save that for later. First off, don't get me wrong here and tell me I'm anti-American or something because I do have respect for many aspects of our country and I strongly believe that the Framers of our Constitution had an amazing plan for our country (except being slave-owners and not allowing women to have power). But our nation has come far from the Framers initial vision. Since the cold war, our nation strives for nothing but being a world superpower. Look around you. Look at third world countries (which, surprisingly, makes up the majority of the world). America is a great country and we're so lucky to have been born into it. But what about those who aren't as fortunate? Those who are born into a country that doesn't have the education or resources that we do; countries that are in so much debt from things like having a corrupt government hundreds of years ago, or from giving money to wealthy banks and nations that were supposed to get them out of poverty. These people can't help what situation they're born into and what you're saying is that it's their fault? This happens in our own nation too, all around us. People who don't work here are almost always born into low-income families that live in low-income neighborhoods which provide low-income schools. Now, I know that they still have a chance to rise to the top, but not nearly as much as someone who's born into a well-educated and wealthy family. The nation you envision is a nation of hate and it's a nation that no one can survive in. Yet, as sad as it is, America is slowly developing the same views. We''ve become a huge consumer society, and although we only make up a small fraction of the world's population, we leave the largest ecological footprint and own the majority of the world's wealth. Our country is now built on money and business, and that's all. Money is prized in this country, and we make fun of other countries because they base their country on love and nature. I grew up with money and went to school with some of the wealthiest people in the city, and still found myself unhappy. I could be surrounded by people and material objects but still feel alone. And people can say "oh, but we have so much freedom" which, I'll admit, is true when compared to many other nations, but how much freedom do you think we really have? We say we have freedom of religion yet were not aloud to talk about God to people who don't share our religion? We say we have freedom of speech yet if you disagree with Americans you have very little power to speak your opinion. We say we have freedom of the press yet you're not aloud to express what you really think without gaining labels such as extremist. We're surrounded by hate and people who care much more about themselves, their own happiness, and won't even consider that of other people's. How can you possibly be nationalistic and proud of this system? Hardly any Americans realize this however because the government allows us to be brainwashed by the media, and it works. Today, America's young generation is being raised to have a fake perception of reality. Beauty can come at the slice of a knife or injection of a needle. The motivation to read a book or power to focus, the ability to relax or the death of your fetal baby can occur by swallowing a pill--prescribed by your very own doctor. Yet, victims of depression and rates of suicide have increased in America--among teens, the new generation. People need to wake up to this before they have ignorant views like yourself.