night_son
Diamond Member
I'm sure glad these guys didn't say what today's parties are saying.
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Today's 24/7 MSM driven American political narrative is all about widening The Divide between generic sides. Used to be we could turn to independent 'journalistic' outlets online or even private citizens kicking out on the ground video reports. More and more often now You Tube media vigilantes are selling out after hitting those hallowed subscriber numbers when political lobbying groups offer sponsorship deals which amount to paid spin. All resources now go to winning hearts and minds for their respective sides, rather than discussions to solve partisan roadblocks and advance the process for benefit of All Americans.
Our political process has become the serpent eating it's own tail. When we do deign to debate rationally the other side's stance it's often about semantics of fundamental issues such as protection of children from predators; something everyone by virtue of being human should stand for.
We're morally corrupt and getting corrupter. Arguments for the sake of arguing, never for solving. We hate each other with a venom the MSM injects directly into our minds; they hit us where it hurts at home and in our hearts and we lap up the hate narrative all day, every day. When we ought to be acting we're stalling on the semantics--line by 500,000 page document line. Congress stalls. The pundits stall. Meanwhile the popcorn is popped and the credits never roll.
And we're all terrified of speaking ancient truths underlying civilization since its get-go. Political correctness has replaced common decency; radical hybridization of the human given is norm. Some opine for the abject disgusting, while others try to stand against winds of cultural hurricanes wearing greased boots.
We've lost our center, our identities and while many of us can recognize the end of the gangplank, we close our eyes tighter and keep marching.
We need unity, not division, duh? But how can that happen when Division is the hottest product on the American market?