Let's make fun of Trump, bash him, etc. while we can!

[Galen]

(09-10-2016, 03:07 AM)taramarie Wrote:

(09-10-2016, 02:58 AM)Galen Wrote:

(09-10-2016, 02:40 AM)taramarie Wrote: Well before I gave my bike to my mate I did not fit that mold. I simply did it because it was freedom. I also made sure I was never in the way of traffic. (My mother did not want me biking till I was an adult). So I will not judge them all into one group. I will just think yes some would be like that.

That is because you are a normal person who just wants to get through life.  The Tri-County area is infested with a bunch of politically correct people virtue signaling assholes.  Like Eric the Obtuse they don't have enough sense to leave everyone else alone.  Its ironic when you think about it, if they weren't busy stealing from me and trying to run my life I wouldn't give a shit what they did.

Stealing from you? Ad oh well I do not live in that area so i would not know tbh. There are some like that here with not considering others and some kiwis who are vegans who want people to be like them. But if idealistic partisanship in politics is anything to go by with people trying to convert people in one way or another I would be not surprised. Some Americans tell me that it is not like that at all. Not all Americans are not like that they say. They could be right to a certain degree but from what I see it makes me feel like they are used to the conversion/partisan tactic. It is not normal whether it be political or lifestyle choice.

It is a product of the last fifty years of centralization in the US.  Coercion no matter how well intended always generates a violent reaction in the end.  Economic stress makes the problem worse.  As the fiscal problems get worse the tax payers will continue to get angrier with the tax consumers.  Libertarian class analysis is better at explaining the current fault lines in the US than a simply left right divide.