Generational Dynamics World View

[Bob Butler 54]

(11-12-2020, 10:58 PM)John J. Xenakis Wrote: I don't even know what you guys are talking about.  71 million people voted for Trump.  Are you saying that's wrong?  A dozen Republican women flipped house seats from Democrats.  Are you saying that's wrong?  Trump support among blacks and latino increased substantially.  Are you saying that's wrong?

71 million voted for Trump... and he lost.  The other guy got more votes. More of the popular vote, and more electoral votes.  This doesn't indicate that two large groups disagree with one another?  If I acknowledge the reality and sincerity of the Neo cons, the racists, the elites, the people who want to use the government to impose their religious values on those who don't share them, would you deny the sincerity of those who believe women should control their own bodies, that all men are created equal, that there is more to the economy than maximizing the wealth of a few?

Now I don't know that Trumpism is wrong.  However, if this is a crisis, it is sure unseasonal.  The most serious problems confronting a culture are focused on and solved.  These are COVID and systematic racism.  The folks who refuse to deal with COVID, who cling to the unravelling selfishness, who stick with racism, are...  Well, if not wrong, they aren't into the principle of turning theory.  The old values always in the past have faded and been replaced.

(11-12-2020, 10:58 PM)John J. Xenakis Wrote: And since I deal in hard facts, like the fact that ten Republican women flipped ten House seats away from Democrats, that's why Generational Dynamics analyses are always right.

I have it from an infallible source, a guy whose analyses are always right, that only six House seats were flipped by Republican woman.  As this guy is infallible, never makes a mistake, it must be true, right?  I can also endorse his initial statement in the paragraph that states the infallible mistake free claim.

CNBC House seats change report.