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  1. Sparagmos

    Any former Trump supporters here?

    Did you previously vote for or support Trump, but have changed your mind about him? If so, what was it that changed your mind? Do you remember a moment when you decided you no longer supported him?
  2. MorkandMindy

    Polarization and depolarization in love and politics

    When our marriage had come pretty much apart we were sent to a marriage counselor, and of course things got a lot worse. My spouse thought of the worst things she could say about me and I countered with the worse I could say about her. Years later I regained perspective and she did too. In an...
  3. MorkandMindy

    The problem is the media

    People are pretty good thinkers when they think together. I go into the Dem safe house and most of what is there has a compelling truth to it, and the same in the Rep safe house. The garbage 'information' pumped out by the media tends to disintegrate, that's why it has to keep pouring it out...
  4. MorkandMindy

    why is the middle class for increased immigration and the low incomes against?

    I don't think it's a secret any more that the Democratic Party is now the party of the very rich and of the non-manufacturing middle class, and the Republican Party is the party of everyone else. [Increased immigration isn't a matter of good or bad, it is a lot more nuanced. I can't think of...
  5. MorkandMindy

    Left and right all switched around

    The Media is fooling people as usual. Low income people like me see high levels of immigration pushing up rents and competing for low paid employment. Wealthy people see high levels of immigration as a source of cheap labor and more renters. In the 2016 election both Bernie and Donald said a...
  6. MorkandMindy

    Political Polarization

    is a media-made lie. It seems common sense and agrees with my own experience that people all want pretty much the same things.
  7. MorkandMindy

    How has our version of neoliberalism worked out?

    Elements of both parties have to bear the shame of this, or was that share the blame? The liberalism term comes from laissez-faire economic liberalism and free market capitalism rather than from classical liberalism. The result of applying neoliberalism in the US has been to open low income...
  8. MorkandMindy

    Fallacies that impede progress

    The Blue vs Red fallacy A few years ago I completed an online quiz about which party did the President who enacted this policy or that policy belong to. It was only after I was puzzled by many questions and got a fair few wrong that I realized having two parties was more about passing the...
  9. MorkandMindy

    What is the difference between the Republican Party and the Democrat Party?

    It's not the names. Republic means: 'a state in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitled to vote and is exercised by representatives chosen directly or indirectly by them.' Dictionary.com Same as 'democracy'. It's not the leaders. The G W Bush administration decided to...
  10. SummerMadness

    Black Defendants Get Longer Sentences From Republican-Appointed Judges, Study Finds

    Black Defendants Get Longer Sentences From Republican-Appointed Judges, Study Finds
  11. Zoii

    Teenage Skin-Head Lesbian

    Is it necessary to enter a discussion by trying to kick an opponent to the gutter. In the case of this young woman who was a school student at the Florida High school where a mass shooting occurred; she was reviled for being outspoken in a manner that had no connection to the subject ie gun...
  12. MorkandMindy

    Another way of looking at the 2016 election

    1. One way of looking at the 2016 election is the time-honoured method of taking sides, with voters picking Republican or Democrat candidates irrespective of the actual reality. Going back to 1916 it was the Democrat candidate reelected on the slogan "he kept us out of war". But there was an...
  13. saulfactuspaul

    Trump Challenge

    Hi everyone as of tomorrow Monday, I will be undertaking a Challenge which will require me not to Write or Verbally use the following terms in a discussion for a week they are as follows Donald Trump,Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama, Democrat Party, Republican Party. I think there are other things...
  14. MorkandMindy

    Where has my party gone?

    I would have voted for Nixon, LBJ was terrible, Nixon tried to restrain government spending but the Reader's Digest took out a full page ad and shamed him into a huge expenditure to do an end run to cure cancer by testing every known substance. The Kennedy / LBJ Vietnam War cost so much the...
  15. U

    Why accept?

    Friends; Why do so many accept that one must vote for either the Republican or Democrat nominee for President of the United States? There are other options; third parties, write in votes, not casting a vote for President. If the choice is as poor as many claim it to be why participate in...
  16. the seeing servant

    Rats leaving a sinking Trump sink

    Many Republicans leaders within the party have come out against Trump over the last few weeks and stating their support for Hillary, what the heck is wrong with these people? What has driven them to support someone that doesn't even come close to holding their ideals or values...
  17. Lords Man

    Great????

    Make America Great Again. Wonderful political hype. It plays well amongst the ultra-patriots. It plays well with everyone who enjoys the benefits of being American. But what does it mean, precisely? I would like to have as detailed a list as possible of the ways that this might be achieved. Why...
  18. Lords Man

    God is not American!

    It will come as a shock to many but here goes...God is not an American, neither is He a Republican, neither is He a Dallas Cowboys fan. God does not bless any nation (America included) unless they sincerely repent of the sins, and genuinely believe Him, no matter how much they sing that tired...
  19. MorkandMindy

    Why does it make any difference whether a candidate is Democrat or Republican?

    Aren't they obliged to obey the superPAC(s) who paid for their campaign?