The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Bob Butler 54]

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.