The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Bob Butler 54]

(08-27-2020, 01:36 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: An obvious coward calling me a coward. That's funny. Do you know what cowards do? Cowards respond to acts violence by violent groups by catering to the demands of a violent group like Black Lives Matter like you and others here do and already have done. I expect to see more and even worse examples of what occurred last night as a direct response to the violence that's been going on for months and as the Democrats continue to fail to meet the basic expectations of it's residents and other people related to other communities or neighborhoods that more or less surround or border them these days. The worthless Democrats that run Minneapolis fucked up again tonight.

The ratio of your liking to talk a big game and actually doing something speaks for itself.  Coward.  Braaaak, buck buck buck...

Rather shoot people than listen to them?  Unable to distinguish between Black Lives Matter and the Boogaloo Bois?  Or is your ideological blindness showing?  Intelligence does not outwardly seem to matter in falling into and clinging to a worldview, but it does matter in presenting effective arguments.

As I said, the spiral of violence seems steady in the short term.  The Democrats are looking to gain power in the long term.  Violence shouldn't be a problem.  It might be if Trump wins the election.  He not listening to the people while is escalating the violence.  That is OK when there is an election coming up.  It can be endured if it will last only until the inauguration.  What will happen if the Republican approach of instigating violence goes four more years?  Then you may see some violence.  It is not conclusively decided that protest and legislation is the way to go, only that it should be given another shot.  We will see then if people fighting for selfishness and prejudice match up against people fighting for survival and equality.  If protest fails to make the government listen?  

Braaaaak, buck buck buck.

But I see the elections going the other way.  I'll let Bbrower and Eric go on about why.  You don't need another pointing at the polls, so I'll spare you.