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What you are failing to take into account is how deeply the people who make this nation run have lost faith in all her institutions. The media. Govt, all branches: FBI, CDC, FDA, Dept of whatever. The military, for goodness sake. There is a small section of elites and their minions who still trust and the rest of us who do not.
That wasn't true in 2001, before or after.
I'm sure it wasn't true in 1967.
And it's unsustainable. You must know this.
Interesting piece here: America Is Growing Apart, Possibly for Good
Go ahead and point the finger at the other tribe, but can we all at least agree that the phrase E Pluribus Unum no longer applies to America?
And second question, to the Republicans: You've often mentioned here that you'd like to geographically separate from those with whom you disagree. We appear to be seeing just that, as states divide themselves by intensity of religious belief and ideological dogma. Do you feel victorious about that? Vindicated?
Bonus question: Can we agree that America is no longer "exceptional"?
The people who make this nation run have not lost anything. A small segment of zealots have worked since the Civil Rights Act to get into a position to end things like that and other rights that small group of zealots have decided to oppose.
And there you go with the idiocy. There is only one side trying to end democracy in this country.Yeah, that's what both ends tell us.
No, you're not talking about the working class. You're talking about the right wing.Yeah yeah, racism, we know. I'm talking about working people. That's it. The working class.
And there you go with the idiocy. There is only one side trying to end democracy in this country.
Yes. And the other end played a role in animating and motivating that side, and refuses to admit it.And there you go with the idiocy. There is only one side trying to end democracy in this country.
No, you're not talking about the working class. You're talking about the right wing.
Yes. And the other end played a role in animating and motivating that side, and refuses to admit it.
The two tribes are not "the same". But they sure as hell give the other tribe plenty of material to work with. They FEED off each other, and THAT'S the problem.
Yet is was government insiders who murdered JFK for wanting to End the FedWhat you are failing to take into account is how deeply the people who make this nation run have lost faith in all her institutions. The media. Govt, all branches: FBI, CDC, FDA, Dept of whatever. The military, for goodness sake. There is a small section of elites and their minions who still trust and the rest of us who do not.
That wasn't true in 2001, before or after.
I'm sure it wasn't true in 1967.
And it's unsustainable. You must know this.
I'd much prefer to discuss issues. And my positions on the issues are unique and independent. But people like you misrepresent virtually everything I say (as you did above), and you're not worth the effort. I tried for YEARS here.So Mac's Magic Party would be The Magic Answer, and then a fourth party would come along crying "See? This is the problem with only three parties!!" and on and on and on
But Mac just cries about this all the time instead of discussing issues.
Yet is was government insiders who murdered JFK for wanting to End the Fed
You're putting too much faith in that 'Atlantic' OPED. They're leftist. People can have different political stands and still get along you know, I call bullshit on that article.Interesting piece here: America Is Growing Apart, Possibly for Good
Go ahead and point the finger at the other tribe, but can we all at least agree that the phrase E Pluribus Unum no longer applies to America?
And second question, to the Republicans: You've often mentioned here that you'd like to geographically separate from those with whom you disagree. We appear to be seeing just that, as states divide themselves by intensity of religious belief and ideological dogma. Do you feel victorious about that? Vindicated?
Bonus question: Can we agree that America is no longer "exceptional"?
I'd much prefer to discuss issues. And my positions on the issues are unique and independent. But people like you misrepresent virtually everything I say (as you did above), and you're not worth the effort. I tried for YEARS here.
Grow up a bit and I'll consider it. Until then, you're nothing more than a little, wet, wormy thing, wiggling around in my mental Peach Tree, I mean, Petri Dish, for examination.
If you don't like that, too bad. YOU can just cry.
No mac they did not. You have ignored what has been done. For example, the right race baits with blatant dogwhistles, the left condemns it, then gets blamed for playing identity politics and you're stupid enough to accept that narrative. That's just one example.Yes. And the other end played a role in animating and motivating that side, and refuses to admit it.
The two tribes are not "the same". But they sure as hell give the other tribe plenty of material to work with. They FEED off each other, and THAT'S the problem.
This one always cracks me up.Right Mac. Therein lies the problem. You think of people as samples to examine. You're better than all of us. And it shows. It comes through in this "third way" stuff--"all these lowly partisans bickering; I'm so much better". That's all I read from you on every issue. Pick a position and argue it rather than sniffing at the hoi polloi
I have to agree with you here Sue. Mac, there are not 2 wrong answers here. One side is right, the other is not. Now if you think sit there and take it is a good strategy, you are sorely mistaken.Right Mac. Therein lies the problem. You think of people as samples to examine. You're better than all of us. And it shows. It comes through in this "third way" stuff--"all these lowly partisans bickering; I'm so much better". That's all I read from you on every issue. Pick a position and argue it rather than sniffing at the hoi polloi