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Donald Trump: polls of approval and favorability
(02-01-2021, 05:31 AM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote:
(02-01-2021, 03:56 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: Bob Butler 54
(01-31-2021, 08:12 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: As a matter of fact, its more likely the Democratic party fractures and implodes before the American right disappears these days.

Well, not if you look at history.  The old values generally collapse in a crisis.

If you look at American history, you'll see that America has always prevailed. You're tied to the DNC. We're not tied to the GOP or the DNC. We are free to break with tradition, cut ties with the Democratic party and reestablish an American based nation.

Not really.  In every crisis, the largest problems with the culture are addressed.  This is the second time, with the US Civil War being the first, that race has played a large role in a crisis.  That is when the two cultures primarily go head to head.  In such cases, as in most cases, America has stepped further away from the Agricultural Age patterns.  It has been the rural, conservative, cavalier faction that ends up adjusting its values.

But you wind up scrambling facts and history to support your mindset.  People do not alter their mindsets without a traumatic trauma, and it seems that you do not value lives enough to be traumatized.  Thus, you are stuck with your existing values.
I'm not tied to a particular view/belief of a theory nor do I have an emotional attachment to particular outcome like you either. Unlike you, I'm opened minded and using common sense.  Dude, the Democratic side supports the murder of millions of humans each year. You are on the side that values unfettered abortion right. You'd be wise to consider that the next time you open your mouth about others unwillingness to do/sacrifice anything to save your lives. We are stepping away from industrial age pattern this time. You represent the old industrial age values like big government, centralized power, quasi socialism, unionization and so forth. In short, the reality is that the old Left has gone full circle and has pretty sold out. The new Left is back to wear the old Left started during the turn of the last century with a lot more people, a lot more problems of all kinds and a much higher hurdle/larger gap than there was back then. We're talking about millions of third world level people Bob. Whose problem is it, it's not America's problem, it's a Democratic/round head problem that the Democratic party has been ignoring, acting as if it's not a problem and not dealing with or properly addressing and doing little to nothing to stop and politically accommodating/protecting for years. Who the hell do you think we are dude, a bunch of pandering/blathering idiots/ partisan hacks like you guys.
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RE: Donald Trump: polls of approval and favorability - by Classic-Xer - 02-01-2021, 11:59 PM

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