The Radicalization of America

[jwoodie]

Despite all the blather about "right wingers" wanting to do this and that, the real change in American politics has been the radicalization of the Democratic Party, which would have been unrecognizable just 20 years ago. Today, socialist anarchy is not only accepted but embraced as a basic tenet of the Party. Is this the natural evolution of 1960s radicalism, or is it a new movement based on changing societal values and economic realities?

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

 

[MACAULAY]

Seven years of the damn fool Obama have brought the Socialists out of the woodwork. He has them feeling strong. He is teaching victimhood as an excuse for laziness.

It will pass when he is at last gone....in 500 days.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach. I think both parties have their radical elements from blacklivesmatters and Identity politics on the democrat side to the idea that we should do away with everything on the republican side.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

 

[Obiwan]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

Can we start with getting you a job?

 

[MACAULAY]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

Can we start with getting you a job?

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God knows he wants to get on that Federal Tit so bad......every post I've read by him is just begging. Almost 40,000 posts and by the ones I've read...99.99999% are begging for the Fed Tit. Very sad.

If we were the old Soviet Union, he would have that Gov't job...and his post count from wasting time on a message board would likely be the same.

 

[DarkFury]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

Welfare takes AWAY from NASA.
Food stamps take AWAY from NASA.
Section 8 takes AWAY from NASA.
World welfare takes AWAY from NASA.
ILLEGALS take AWAY from NASA.
After school programs take AWAY from NASA.
Democrat drug programs take AWAY from NASA.
Democrat "hug a thug" programs take AWAY from NASA.

Are YOU seeing what YOUR "feel good" programs do? They REWARD the vile the lazy and the pervert. If ANYONE is guilty of "cut and slash" to NASA YOU are!

Because YOU are spending THEIR money on CRAP.

 

[Jackson]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach. I think both parties have their radical elements from blacklivesmatters and Identity politics on the democrat side to the idea that we should do away with everything on the republican side.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

to the idea that we should do away with everything on the republican side.

Why do you over generalize and say the Republicans want to do away with everything? That's ludicrous. They want to end failing programs and programs that duplicate others. The government periodically reviews the federal programs and there are rated poorly. They can be cut and we still have a well functioning government. Some of the programs are nearly a century old!

 

[kiwiman127]

Despite all the blather about "right wingers" wanting to do this and that, the real change in American politics has been the radicalization of the Democratic Party, which would have been unrecognizable just 20 years ago. Today, socialist anarchy is not only accepted but embraced as a basic tenet of the Party. Is this the natural evolution of 1960s radicalism, or is it a new movement based on changing societal values and economic realities?

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

And this explains why 52% of Americans think the GOP is extreme and 38% think the Dems are extreme per Pew?
GOP’s Favorability Rating Takes a Negative Turn

 

[Anathema]

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

Nope. See there's this funny document called the US Constitution. It lays out the legitimate powers of the Government. This Government has well exceeded those powers for a century and a half. Probably 70% of the spending and 80% of the programs in this country are illegal.

 

[daws101]

Despite all the blather about "right wingers" wanting to do this and that, the real change in American politics has been the radicalization of the Democratic Party, which would have been unrecognizable just 20 years ago. Today, socialist anarchy is not only accepted but embraced as a basic tenet of the Party. Is this the natural evolution of 1960s radicalism, or is it a new movement based on changing societal values and economic realities?

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

 

[daws101]

 

[nuhuh]

The real change in American politics began when Republicans went further right. Don't believe me?

 

[Derideo_Te]

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

Why are you blaming the Dems for Republican policies that created the current economic wage problems?

 

[Derideo_Te]

Really?Your party wants to cut everything and are just as radical as the democrats. Cut, slash and burn is a pretty radical approach. I think both parties have their radical elements from blacklivesmatters and Identity politics on the democrat side to the idea that we should do away with everything on the republican side.

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

The republican policies of deregulation and outsourcing have created a political climate where socialism is the natural response to a growing divide between the obscenely wealthy and the lowering living standards of the middle class.

 

[Derideo_Te]

Some of the programs are nearly a century old!

Age has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the effectiveness of a program.

 

[Derideo_Te]

Maybe we should act reasonable and fund things that make America a stronger country??? and work towards good ideas...instead of sucking rich dick.

Nope. See there's this funny document called the US Constitution. It lays out the legitimate powers of the Government. This Government has well exceeded those powers for a century and a half. Probably 70% of the spending and 80% of the programs in this country are illegal.

99% of your opinions are wrong!

Especially those that relate to the Constitution.

 

[ScienceRocks]

The real change in American politics began when Republicans went further right. Don't believe me?

The avg man used to matter to the republican party! Today only the rich man matters....More pay, opportunity and work conditions mattered at one time. This all changed when Nixon sold us to China and Reagan stuck the rich cock up his ass.

 

[Derideo_Te]

The real change in American politics began when Republicans went further right. Don't believe me?

You should start a thread with that as the OP!

Guaranteed to attract the extremist rightwanker fringe element.

 

[chikenwing]

Despite all the blather about "right wingers" wanting to do this and that, the real change in American politics has been the radicalization of the Democratic Party, which would have been unrecognizable just 20 years ago. Today, socialist anarchy is not only accepted but embraced as a basic tenet of the Party. Is this the natural evolution of 1960s radicalism, or is it a new movement based on changing societal values and economic realities?

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

And this explains why 52% of Americans think the GOP is extreme and 38% think the Dems are extreme per Pew?
GOP’s Favorability Rating Takes a Negative Turn

Yet still pulled off huge electoral victories nation wide................

 

[ScienceRocks]

Despite all the blather about "right wingers" wanting to do this and that, the real change in American politics has been the radicalization of the Democratic Party, which would have been unrecognizable just 20 years ago. Today, socialist anarchy is not only accepted but embraced as a basic tenet of the Party. Is this the natural evolution of 1960s radicalism, or is it a new movement based on changing societal values and economic realities?

I think it may be more of the latter, fueled by the destruction of the middle class in this country. Even two-parent households are more likely to have both parents working $20 per hour jobs and struggling to make ends meet, thereby creating ever greater reliance on government programs. Can our once-great private sector economy be revived, or are we irreversibly destined to go down another path?

And this explains why 52% of Americans think the GOP is extreme and 38% think the Dems are extreme per Pew?
GOP’s Favorability Rating Takes a Negative Turn

Yet still pulled off huge electoral victories nation wide................

What can I say,,,humans are easily brainwashed against their own interest. The rich man knows how to play the game.