let's start from square one: basic principles of nationhood and government. a society forms a government because it is supposed to improve basic conditions and serve the society that formed it. at least in the us, that's the idea. the fact the federal government imports third-world laborers accustomed to sleeping on mats in tin-roof shacks and working for pennies daily to compete with us, and then tells us condescendingly to be like foreign peasants and work like slaves for peanuts, is a basic violation of the social contract that is the central purpose of government in the first place. why do we need this "government" deliberately making life as hard as possible? everything is expensive, jobs are ruthlessly competitive, and if you're a white male, forget about it. every single aspect of society is designed to make you suffer. never forget opening the border to tens of millions of illegals, naked corruption and payoffs from countries like china, a fraud virus used to justify a police state and stolen election, you name it. too many grave crimes committed by the federal government to list in addition to the h-1b system. can you nail down one exact benefit the federal government's continued existence provides to white, working americans? what is a reason *not* to dissolve the current federal government and form a new government completely or simply leave everything to a loose confederation of the states?
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