- Nov 2, 2017
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Hmmm..you do wander about topically, don't you. None of 'my babies' have been aborted--my family doesn't believe in such things for us...no child is ever unwanted..and we make sure our kids are raised with that value. We do, however, believe that women have the right to choose. Your assertion that all fetus' aborted are potential Democrats..is absurd--BTW, you do know that most people, especially young people, couldn't care less about politics.Not when most of your children are executed in abortion clinics. You do realize that 330,000 dead babies a year, does not make a Democrat Party?As in most studies..its validity diminishes as the context expands.Once again, the tactics you all employ, proven thousands of times, is to ask for proof and if the poor unsuspecting person does so, you-Lying? So..prove it with some cogent rebuttal! Oh wait, you don't have those skills, do you?OP absolutey cannot stop lying.
So sad.
1. Lie more.
2. spin and deflect.
3. Attack the person.
I stopped playing games with you scum a long time ago. Now post something like "so you got nothing."
See, from my POV, I don't even think it is even about that.
See, the thread and the study starts out with an irrelevant and flawed premise, so asking us for evidence to refute it is a fools errand.
It seeks to ask us to find evidence that Trump voters are driven by a "fear of losing status."
Yet, the folks that gave him his presidency are the same folks that put Obama in office. So if that were the case, they would have never voted for Obama. That is the margin that put either man in office. There are no, "Trump" voters, there are no, "Obama" voters. There are only Americans that choose who they think is going to be best for the nation.
The person that did this study separates folks and sees them as identity blocks first, and as people second. This person would divide and conquer the nation. They would have us at each others throats, just as we are doing in this thread.
When we interact with each other IRL, Americans are courteous and friendly with each other, generally. We don't see ourselves, or our neighbors as identities/religious folks first and as people second.
It's a bullshit premise leading to a bullshit view of reality, causing hate and animosity and shutting down folks willingness to listen and compromise.
When I was at a basketball tournament this weekend with my kid, what I saw were a whole lot of parents, mostly black and white and a few Hispanic and an Asian here and there.
The there were a lot of black and white kids there too. But they were outnumbered by another type of kid. . .
I have heard the statistics about white folks in the future no longer being a majority. When I was at this tournament, I now could see with my own eyes in the younger generation of Americans who will be the majority.
It won't be the whites.
It won't be the blacks.
It won't be the Hispanics.
It won't be the Asians or Arabs.
It is going to be the mulattoes. And they are probably going to be sick to death of all of these identity politics, for the only thing they are really going to be able to identify as, are as AMERICANS.
I totally agree with the 2nd half of your post...intermarriage and inevitable mixing of all the 'races' will render this question moot, in time.
You do realize that, for some on the Right, this is their worst nightmare, though? Right?
We will all be 'mud people'.