The Partisan Divide on Issues

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(04-05-2020, 11:14 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: Admittedly, the right to life did not make it into Eleanor Roosevelt's and the UN's list of human rights.  It shows up more in novels and debates.  Still, most crimes are also civil rights violations.  You are taking away various things that are prized, with or without association with a right.  So, murder is not a human rights violation?  Whatever.  I don't think it much of a hot partisan question, but at least early on in the coronavirus problem Republicans (at least the Establishment type) valued property more, Democrats valued life more.  I would say the importance of these values goes with what the groups think is important.

We will see how your people from the center of the country think when it is their life that is at risk.

You better hope we don't get there because you might find yourselves being isolated and cut off from us and the world. BTW, what liberals associate with life and what conservatives associate with life are obviously different. From what I can tell, the liberals don't have much of a life compared to most conservatives these days. Have you ever lived without a home? Have you ever lived without an income from a business? You better wake up dude and get your priorities straight or values in line with my America so to speak.