Brewha
6 years ago
Perhaps he will find himself now.

No mater where you go, there you are....
Tittums
6 years ago

Republicans are to Nazis what Democrats are to Communists....


that didn't feel as good typing as I imagined ...


nor does it contribute much to civil political discourse...


dammm...it's hard trying to act like a con....

delta1 wrote:



Communism is a stretch. I will give you that. But are you going to deny the socialist tendencies of the majority of the Democrat's Presidential offerings? Nevermind AOC ready to take up the torch the second Bernie has the heart-attack that finally does him in.
JadeRose
6 years ago

jade never claims to be liberal, but he does dislike Trump

frankj1 wrote:






I despise Trump but he is not the disease as most think. He's just another symptom. He is but a festering pustule on the 'taint of the disease ridden body. Our whole system is broken beyond repair. The real powers that be LOVE to see the divisiveness that has permeated this country. While we fight about Trump and Pelosi, they steal more wealth, more power and more of our freedoms. Americans have grown, fat, lazy, and stupid. We bicker and fight on the internet and it FEELS like we are doing something about "our side" when, in fact, we are doing exactly what we are supposed to be doing. Being distracted. None of this matters anymore. Whether Trump is POTUS or Hilldog, Bush, Bernie, or Obama. Different puppets...same strings. Our current system is f*cked beyond repair, in my opinion, and it all needs to burn and have a new one built upon it's ashes.
rfenst
6 years ago

If we are being honest here and a now acquitted Trump decides to live up to the Hitler democrats have portrayed him to be... I would look the other way if he put people who vote democrat into death camps.

Tittums wrote:


Not funny.
jjanecka
6 years ago
Republicans are nowhere near Nazis. Nazis advocate for authoritative centrist policies (facism). Pretty much all American Democrats (with the exception of Bernie Sander's centrism) are still conservative and to the far right of socialist (nazi) policies; they too are indeed authoritative (north) but liberals like the green party are Libertarian aligned (south). Republicans advocate for conservative (far right) semi-authoritative (north) policies or Libertarianism (south)
jjanecka
6 years ago
North and south are not regional ideologies either. They represent alignment with either Authoritarianism or Libertarianism
Krazeehorse
6 years ago
Mrs. dpnewell
6 years ago

dayum...

I can't think of a single lib here who wants any con to be dead for a political view...this sounds like the extremist cons on the far right who are promoting "A Second American Civil War"....really?
..

delta1 wrote:



I guess you don't spend a whole lot of time on other media platforms. Last night after Trump's acquittal, I was told by one person that I needed to be sent to a reeducation camp. Another one called me a Putin lover and that I should be deported to Russia. A third stated that the people need to rise up and execute Trump and all his supporters. Yet folks wonder why I'm so adamant about keeping my guns. These are just three of the dozens and dozens of threats I have received over the past few years from loving, tolerant leftists. Oh, and believe me, the call for a 2nd Civil War is coming from both sides, which concerns me deeply. Though I won't condone anyone from the right calling for one, I can recall at least 6 leftist posts this week alone screaming for a Civil War.

David
Tittums
6 years ago

I guess you don't spend a whole lot of time on other media platforms. Last night after Trump's acquittal, I was told by one person that I needed to be sent to a reeducation camp. Another one called me a Putin lover and that I should be deported to Russia. A third stated that the people need to rise up and execute Trump and all his supporters. Yet folks wonder why I'm so adamant about keeping my guns. These are just three of the dozens and dozens of threats I have received over the past few years from loving, tolerant leftists. Oh, and believe me, the call for a 2nd Civil War is coming from both sides, which concerns me deeply. Though I won't condone anyone from the right calling for one, I can recall at least 6 leftist posts this week alone screaming for a Civil War.

David

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:



Don't forget the violence in the streets if Bernie doesn't win and gets to put us in said reeducation centers under the name of "free college". It's going to be mandatory college.

Krazeehorse
6 years ago
Maybe I read it here, not sure. You can vote yourself into communism but you have to shoot your way out.
dstieger
6 years ago

I despise Trump but he is not the disease as most think. He's just another symptom. He is but a festering pustule on the 'taint of the disease ridden body. Our whole system is broken beyond repair. The real powers that be LOVE to see the divisiveness that has permeated this country. While we fight about Trump and Pelosi, they steal more wealth, more power and more of our freedoms. Americans have grown, fat, lazy, and stupid. We bicker and fight on the internet and it FEELS like we are doing something about "our side" when, in fact, we are doing exactly what we are supposed to be doing. Being distracted. None of this matters anymore. Whether Trump is POTUS or Hilldog, Bush, Bernie, or Obama. Different puppets...same strings. Our current system is f*cked beyond repair, in my opinion, and it all needs to burn and have a new one built upon it's ashes.

JadeRose wrote:




I was with you...except the fourth and last sentences. As cynical as I am, I still believe we're nowhere near as bad as that. I have some confidence that the current parties/system will swing back into something a bit more workable.

I do agree that some very powerful 'entities' absolutely love the divisiveness....not just enjoy it, but work hard to perpetuate and incite it. Just a couple nights ago....I wasn't outraged or even mad that Limbaugh was honored...but I was a bit sad and disappointed -- I think he truly was a founding father of the 'movement' to demonize anyone who opposes you....there's lots of others....but he was good not just at communicating it...but of igniting it in others.

I fully understand that it works....especially when it comes to two and four year elections with just two parties. But, think that it has to swing away from the current conditions of broad scale manipulative divisiveness. It works to harden up a segment of a base, but I don't think its sustainable if you're ever going to want/need more coalition than a fixed 40% will get you.

victor809
6 years ago

I guess you don't spend a whole lot of time on other media platforms. Last night after Trump's acquittal, I was told by one person that I needed to be sent to a reeducation camp. Another one called me a Putin lover and that I should be deported to Russia. A third stated that the people need to rise up and execute Trump and all his supporters. Yet folks wonder why I'm so adamant about keeping my guns. These are just three of the dozens and dozens of threats I have received over the past few years from loving, tolerant leftists. Oh, and believe me, the call for a 2nd Civil War is coming from both sides, which concerns me deeply. Though I won't condone anyone from the right calling for one, I can recall at least 6 leftist posts this week alone screaming for a Civil War.

David

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:



I would have to ask what forums you're on that allow that sort of behavior. I have personally never seen this
jjanecka
6 years ago
Vic, it was probably just Facebook. That seems to be the norm.
victor809
6 years ago

Vic, it was probably just Facebook. That seems to be the norm.

jjanecka wrote:



So it's his own friends who are sending him death threats?

That seems...

.... logical I suppose.
frankj1
6 years ago

I was with you...except the fourth and last sentences. As cynical as I am, I still believe we're nowhere near as bad as that. I have some confidence that the current parties/system will swing back into something a bit more workable.

I do agree that some very powerful 'entities' absolutely love the divisiveness....not just enjoy it, but work hard to perpetuate and incite it. Just a couple nights ago....I wasn't outraged or even mad that Limbaugh was honored...but I was a bit sad and disappointed -- I think he truly was a founding father of the 'movement' to demonize anyone who opposes you....there's lots of others....but he was good not just at communicating it...but of igniting it in others.

I fully understand that it works....especially when it comes to two and four year elections with just two parties. But, think that it has to swing away from the current conditions of broad scale manipulative divisiveness. It works to harden up a segment of a base, but I don't think its sustainable if you're ever going to want/need more coalition than a fixed 40% will get you.

dstieger wrote:


pretty good, per usual
fishinguitarman
6 years ago
I’m gonna take a hot bath. Brewha care to join me?💅
delta1
6 years ago
I don't think we are broken beyond repair...Trump is an outliar...and once he's gone, the GOP and cons will take a minute to revert to their previous doctrine...without Trump as party leader, who will keep his objectives moving? most of the Trump wannabes for governors' offices were defeated...


if Trump is not re-elected and the Dems get a majority in both the House and the Senate, a distinct possiblity (remote), the GOP may even exhume their Republican Autopsy of 2012...and will seek a more moderate tone in effort to expand their base...
jjanecka
6 years ago
All we need is 51% not the whole pie.
delta1
6 years ago
seems like a stretch, but both parties are seeing a diminishing number of registered voters...recent data shows they're equal at 27%...number of independents up near an all-time high of 45%...so peeps are not happy with either party

lends credence to the doomsayers about party politics...but I think the Constitution was written with a two party system in mind, so it would take another revolution to re-write it...


https://news.gallup.com/poll/15370/party-affiliation.aspx 
victor809
6 years ago

I don't think we are broken beyond repair...Trump is an outliar...and once he's gone, the GOP and cons will take a minute to revert to their previous doctrine...without Trump as party leader, who will keep his objectives moving? most of the Trump wannabes for governors' offices were defeated...


if Trump is not re-elected and the Dems get a majority in both the House and the Senate, a distinct possiblity (remote), the GOP may even exhume their Republican Autopsy of 2012...and will seek a more moderate tone in effort to expand their base...

delta1 wrote:



It's adorable how optimistic you are...

More likely, twitler will get re-elected. He doesn't need a majority, just a strong 40-something percent in the right states. Those people already exist and showed up for him 4 years ago. They have not changed their minds (Really, when you choose to vote for him to be president, you prove that logic is not going to sway you from any of your decisions).

This pattern will continue with the Senate.

The house will continue to go Dem. But that will be irrelevant as everything will get stuck in the Senate.
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