The Partisan Divide on Issues

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(05-30-2020, 02:48 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: I’m not worried much about violence.  I know you are obsessed with it and like to invoke it without being willing to involve yourself.  I just monitor the spiral of violence, check against reality.  It seems to be going nowhere.

I don’t think of myself as privileged.  I just post a lot on these forums, as do you.

I can agree on super delegates.  The Democratic Party seems to like to load the voting with their establishment.  I would concur it should be removed.  If I haven’t raved on that lately, I am somewhat remiss.

As long as the other party is corrupted by racists, a black caucus seems prudent.  When it is no longer thought necessary, I will celebrate.

We don’t cling to Marxism.  My own thought is that Marx diagnosed the problem correctly, but his followers just became the new elite, controllers of the means of production, more concerned about the party than the people.  This is the Asian flavor of so called socialism, having nothing to do with the European flavor which retains the original meaning of the government working for the people.  I know you keep deluding yourself.  I can only repeat that in the obvious lie I do not recognize myself and do not recognize any other blue people I know.  I should try to clear your delusions, but in your case this seems somewhat futile.  You just repeat your delusions.

Every once in a while, years of inequality results in a demand that we become more equal.  This is a feature, not a bug.  If the racists remain stubborn, the move from non violence to other becomes stronger.  Again, I remain disappointed you are siding with the racists.

Again, in response to your rant childishly speaking of violence, I will point again at the spiral of violence.  Not a worry

I've noticed that you and others don't seem to be worried about all the violence that's going on in Minneapolis and St Paul and other blue cities across the nation right now. It's to bad that you are unable to see the spiral I've noticed that you guys aren't talking about the folks who are out looting and destroying other peoples property as we speak either. I'm not worried about it either. I live a lot closer to it than any of you right now. Guys like me get angry about it but don't worry about it and we get angrier when we see a peacock who contributed preaching to us too. 
Unlike you, I'm free to speak about it and point it out to you as a concern directly related to you and your party that is most likely going to have a major impact on you politically. You see, Minneapolis and St Paul are viewed by those who surround them as another world so to speak. Another world that we have no interest in other than sports events and concerts or a high paying job location which are pretty much dead or no longer necessary to drive to as much this year and most likely unnecessary to drive to at all after this year.
You see, there is nothing of relevance that exists in either blue city that couldn't be moved or built by us else where. I have no interest in getting involved with another liberal blunder. I have no interest in paying for them either. You'd think your pretty blue peacocks with the fancy overpriced college degrees would have learned what not to say or do immediately after information is received after watching Ferguson and Baltimore. Oh, that's right, the pretty blue peacocks don't think, feel immune from doing wrong and don't have to learn from their mistakes like everyone else. What's the chances of pretty blue peacock having his/her nose rubbed in a pile of dog shit for fucking up or loosing their home over this. 

I'm glad that you don't feel privileged because you know that you earned what you got and are able to relate to the millions of Republican voters who feel the same way as you. So, what's up with the privilege that the college liberals/peacocks are always talking about these days? Other than them or their parents, who has that kind of privilege? Other than them, who gets off easy these days? Other than them, who has a bunch of strings pulled for them that places them in higher positions like Clinton's kid or Biden's kid. You have a lot to explain to me about them Bob. So, how many of them aren't white these days? How many of them are privileged minorities associated with the Democratic party who do the same thing? How many of them are running cities and sitting on boards of corporations collecting paychecks? Finding out may require the sacrifice of some Republicans which we are quite capable of doing when the time is right.