CrusaderFrank
Diamond Member
- May 20, 2009
- 146,695
- 69,838
The democrat Party plan to flood the country with tens of million of Illegals -- then grant them citizenship is a game changer
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Well it's hard to have that discussion when the Democratic leadership is in on the orgy. What Mac1958 gets wrong about identity and the politics of political correctness is that white people love that shit, on the left and the right and no one more so than the whites on the right. They eat that shit up. White replacement theory, Don't Say Gay, they love identity politics and political correctness. So do white liberals and that shit worked for the Democratic party when that was the vast majority of their base. Their base has changed though and fighting racism and well as economic inequality can't just be theater and show anymore. You actually have to accomplish some shit and that's where Democrats in politics are having trouble. They don't know how to fight.
The democrat Party plan to flood the country with tens of million of Illegals -- then grant them citizenship is a game changer
Mac1958 is neither “fer” degenerate lib sexual practices or “agin”So that's what you got from my post?
Amazing.
...and fighting racism as well as economic inequality can't just be theater and show anymore. You actually have to accomplish some shit and that's where Democrats in politics are having trouble. They don't know how to fight.
If that is correct, how do you explain the general dissatisfaction with the country's direction despite the US economy being the strongest in the world with historically low unemployment and wage growth exceeding inflation?Most voters, except those comfortable enough to not be affected by economic swings, will vote with their pocket book.
Voters may have, and loudlyespouse, strongly held cultural opinions ... but economy will always win out and the candidate that convinces voters they will issue in a better economy than the other guy will be the winner.
MAGA's have selective memory. It was like when for years Germany completely ignored what happened from 1933-1945. It was literally erased from the history books.really, I seem to remember shelves being stripped at the local store during the lockdown..that is if you could find a store that was open.
Even Obama was so gentle with them as they were calling him a secret Kenyan born Muslim out to destroy America from within. I think a lot of people like Mac want to do that thing we all do with the asshole in our family by bending over backwards to appease their entitled demands just so they don't cause a scene in public but that's the wrong route. We should be happy to embarrass them in public until they learn to behave better or become to ashamed to show their faces in public.Mac used to be a fairly sensible liberal, and then he started whining about Political correctness ten years ago.
I do think the biggest problem Democrats have is that with the exception of Bill Clinton, they really don't know how to fight dirty.
So is the Democratic leadership just going to sit on their hands and cry about it?It's not like they lost the will to fight, but it's because republicans have chosen to obstruct instead of govern. Republicans helped to pass the civil rights act 1968. Now they oppose infrastructure, because it would be a win in the democratic column.
Curried Goats should find a mirror and beat the racist he sees to a bloody pulpgood luck with that cg.....bigots and racist have been here forever and i dont think they will ever disappear....to many people cant handle a different person living among them....
Fareed Zakaria has a new book out that proposes a fundamental change in Americans' priorities, and (I don't know if he meant to do this) also goes a long way in explaining the rise and staying power of the MAGA movement.
In short, he believes that the cultural issues -- particularly (a) immigration/the border and (b) gender, are now more primary political movers than the economy used to be.
He also uses a very important term to describe this: "Backlash". I couldn't agree more, and I think it's key. I spent my first few years on this board concentrating on the tactics of the Left and how they'd create a -- wait for it -- backlash, and sure as hell, here we are.
I hadn't really thought about how the cultural issues have replaced the economy as #1, but I think he may be right.
Curried Goats should find a mirror and beat the racist he sees to a bloody pulp
But be sure and post the video for Mac1958 to watch
First world problems.To them it's not nonsense. Different people have different priorities. And they vote.
That's the moment they realized they could get got and that a permanent white majority and ruling class was in jeopardy. A black president was unimaginable in the 90s and then suddenly it was here. It's been an existential crisis for them ever since.I had come to believe one of Zakaria's central points a number of years ago. Namely, the reaction by the teabaggers to the post Bush recession was less about government spending than a black guy being in the WH. It was the tipping point at which the culture wars became the animating force behind what has become MAGAism.
I believe these people have legitimate grievances in some areas, as we all do. No one is 100% pleased with everything happening in America, to say the least.I had come to believe one of Zakaria's central points a number of years ago. Namely, the reaction by the teabaggers to the post Bush recession was less about government spending than a black guy being in the WH. It was the tipping point at which the culture wars became the animating force behind what has become MAGAism.
People at or near retirement age have theirs and will probably die before the collapseIf that is correct, how do you explain the general dissatisfaction with the country's direction despite the US economy being the strongest in the world with historically low unemployment and wage growth exceeding inflation?
In part, it's because of social media, and the war against Main-stream Media.If that is correct, how do you explain the general dissatisfaction with the country's direction despite the US economy being the strongest in the world with historically low unemployment and wage growth exceeding inflation?
but they will still be there....I've met plenty. The only ones to ever give me any real concern where the ones with the authority of the law. Beyond that I couldn't give a shit how some ignorant fuckwad feels.
What about Obama is a secret Kenyan born Muslim is a legitimate or reasonable disagreement?I believe these people have legitimate grievances in some areas, as we all do. No one is 100% pleased with everything happening in America, to say the least.
The problem is that their media -- particularly the legacy of Limbaugh and the hundreds of copycats who came after him -- magnify and amplify every last goddamn thing by a factor of a thousand. So what might have started with a reasonable, intelligent, civil disagreement that could lead to a solution is now a full on screaming match in which no one is listening.
As long as these people can't see what these opportunistic voices are doing, this won't get fixed.
Until they can change the filibuster rules in the senate, you have the same situation as when there was a supreme court vacancy Mitch McConnell refused to fill, leaving it vacant for over a year.So is the Democratic leadership just going to sit on their hands and cry about it?