The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Eric the Green]

(06-15-2020, 04:21 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote:

(06-15-2020, 03:35 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote:

(06-15-2020, 03:23 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: I prefer to see the ENTIRE tape and be presented all that facts before I way in on the situation with George Floyd.

Gee.  I thought you were fact free.  You just did your worldview scattered with violent daydreams, not deal in facts.  But that tape has been on record and widely interpreted for several weeks now.  Judging from the response, the people are not waiting for you to interpret the facts and form your opinion.  That is no way to get anywhere.

I dunno, the stuff that I watched your folks do in Minneapolis and St Paul and other blue cities looked pretty violent. I think we may have to pass a bunch of laws that makes it legal to shoot your folks on sight and agree to pay more taxes to beef up our police forces. I mean, if we can't rely on liberals or Democrats to control their on shit then we are going have to adjust by doing the opposite. We may even have to establish borders and form mew states.

Yeah, we might. Us real Americans, the blue Americans, would be free to make progress if we broke away from Red America.

Actually, as I mentioned, you are just focusing on the riots, but that is old news. Protests now are mostly peaceful. Curfews and national guards were called in when the rioting was getting out of control. Blue cities restored order just fine. The outside agitators who caused them are mostly gone now; they failed to create their race war. Blacks and whites are marching together against them. Too bad for them! The white supremacists failed. Most cities are blue anyway; your "real" red 'murica is mostly rural and ex-urban now. Two red cities are in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, which has the most police violence, and Tulsa, which blew up black Wall Street a century ago. Of course, even in those cities, the red/blue margin is narrowing.

My grandparents were from there, and my Mom grew up in Oklahoma City. Then she went to Radcliff (Harvard) and was one of the first women to get a degree in bacteriology. I visited Tulsa in 1960. So I got there long before the drumpyhead. My grandfather built most of the bridges in Oklahoma and had an office in the capital building. My Dad was fifth-generation rural Indiana. You see, I'm from real 'merican stock