The Warlock said

the new EP im workin on is a political one where i shit on the republican perspective a bit.. youre gonna have to wait for that to drop.. specifically the song "The Last Time"...

Republican perspective? And what is that?

Republican and Democrat are construct ideologies at their core and not inherently political. Many Republicans share similar political views. Some do not. Same on the Democrat side. Because the current climate seems to equate Republican and Democrat with politics, the original definitions of the words have been altered. There are many of us who are classicist Republicans and Democrats and do not share many of the political views of people in the same party. Classicist Republicans believe the best for the nation is maintaining a Republic which the founding fathers explicitly preferred over a Democracy. The various writings of the founding fathers were very critical of democracies and decided to create a system that would perpetuate and preserve a Republic even while allowing democratic activities. Classicist Democrats were the opposite and fought against the idea of a Republic and pushed for more democracy. 

The politics of those two parties are varied and disagreements exist within but at the core, Republicans prefer a Republic as defined by the framers of the constitution. Democrats prefer democracies which goes against that. The founding fathers made it a point to mention the Republic many times but to never mention Democracy, even once, in the constitution.  The two conceptual constructs are very opposed at their core and many on the various sides will adopt current majority policy ideas (politics) of their own side as a method to combat any gain in strength of the other side - even if they don't really agree or like the particular policies. 

That being said, what problems do you have with a Republic?

Drunkalo said
Im not for or against any side of politics. I personally know that any time i see a rise in pay, the cost of gas and bread goes up. No matter which party is in office.

The price of bread or gas has never dropped like it was in the 60's.

The next man/woman, black/white, born a citizen or not, i vote for will say that gas and bread is $.60, im in. Till then ill just keep doing me and be ahead of the game.  

Not going to happen. No party controls this. The Feds control inflation along with other things like interest rates. And the Feds (Federal Reserve) is neither Federal or a Reserve. It is centralized banking, privately owned, and separate from our government with exception to the few board members that are appointed by the Executive Branch. The change from the government to private ownership has been slow since its inception in the early 1900s but as of now, the Feds are no longer a government organization mainly due to the 1982 ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals stating that the Reserve Banks are not federal instrumentalities. The Federal reserve act was passed in 1913 with almost all Democrats voting for it and almost all Republicans voting against it. Centralized banking has never been liked by most Republicans even though the origination of the idea came from a Republican in 1908. 

So here we are today. The Federal Reserve, with no asset backing (gold standard removed) prints money that it loans to the member banks and the Federal Government WITH INTEREST and creates the debt basis. That debt can only be paid back by using the same debt based currency that was loaned to it to begin with. It is now impossible for the government to pay back its debt to the Federal Reserve since the money debt based with interest due.  This is why many Republicans want to abolish the Federal Reserve because it exerts undue control over the entire US economy by a private organization. Democrats want it because it exerts control over the US economy and helps prevent recessions. The Feds prefer Democrats as can be seen most recently with the Feds setting the interest rate at 0% for most of Obama's presidency but raised it 5 times since Trump took office. Before Obama, with Bush, the feds had the interest rate high at over 5% and when Obama took office, dropped it to 0%. Higher interest rates stagnate the economy while low interest rates stimulate it. Of course a private banking organization like the Feds would not want Republicans to have the "win" of a good economy since Republicans generally want to abolish them.