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SunCrackedSoul
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Which republicans are saying that??
Where else do you think the cult-like [] hatred of working people comes from?
democrats
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Which republicans are saying that??
Where else do you think the cult-like [] hatred of working people comes from?
That's been the Republican mantra for years. Where else do you think the cult-like belief in the perfection of markets and hatred of working people comes from?
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
That's because you're immoral. The data speaks for itself.
Sorry, I find "research" based upon anecdotal evidence of a dubious nature.
When you're asking 99.99% of people in the world why they do what they do, they'll most often manufacture some answer to rationalize it away. And since there's no real way of objectively proving that what they say is in fact true, it is -by definition- anecdotal.Sorry, I find "research" based upon anecdotal evidence of a dubious nature.
Really? Its anecdotal? You read the study?
http://sociology.buffalo.edu/documents/Hoffmanundeservingrich.pdf
I only got through the first few pages of it but I plan on reading the paper later.
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
That's been the Republican mantra for years. Where else do you think the cult-like belief in the perfection of markets and hatred of working people comes from?
I recently read Deer Hunting With Jesus by Joe Bageant and he addresses that issue. Now at least one of the people on this board whom I respect thinks Bageant was patronizing to the people he was writing about. I didn't. But a good chunk of Bageant's hypothesis is that the left simply doesn't address their concerns... don't send the grass roots people into their communities to talk to them.... and fail to show how they'd benefit from more moderate and left policies. And Bageant went on to say that the left chooses certain issues that will naturally inflame white working class voters in more rural areas by focusing on things like guns (which are really an inner city issue), and "values" issues which don't respect the values of that constituency.
Yet, Bageant also goes on to show how horribly these people are treated at work and essentially had to beat out Mexico for a factory by cutting wages and denying benefits and how they're worked to death by their sixties.... and don't have decent healthcare.
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
Example of a hack. They vote because it's their team...not because they are right for America.
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
Well, you do have STUPID stamped on your forehead for a reason.
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
Example of a hack. They vote because it's their team...not because they are right for America.
I am white working class and i would never vote for a republican.
That's because you're immoral. The data speaks for itself.
Because they share their values and aren't as snooty as Democrats.
Democrats seen as the 'undeserving rich' face rejection by party voters
Because the republicans directly appeal to their core values
- anti gay
- anti abortion
- pro-gun
That's been the Republican mantra for years. Where else do you think the cult-like belief in the perfection of markets and hatred of working people comes from?
I recently read Deer Hunting With Jesus by Joe Bageant and he addresses that issue. Now at least one of the people on this board whom I respect thinks Bageant was patronizing to the people he was writing about. I didn't. But a good chunk of Bageant's hypothesis is that the left simply doesn't address their concerns... don't send the grass roots people into their communities to talk to them.... and fail to show how they'd benefit from more moderate and left policies. And Bageant went on to say that the left chooses certain issues that will naturally inflame white working class voters in more rural areas by focusing on things like guns (which are really an inner city issue), and "values" issues which don't respect the values of that constituency.
Yet, Bageant also goes on to show how horribly these people are treated at work and essentially had to beat out Mexico for a factory by cutting wages and denying benefits and how they're worked to death by their sixties.... and don't have decent healthcare.
This is why I believe that if Republicans are going to have any success, they need to pull in closer to 70-80 percent of the white vote, which they can probably do by slapping back corporate interests and tending to the working man's concerns more.
And, as Pat Buchanan advises, actually speaking up for white interests.
Take Frank Ricci. Here's a guy who's 1) northeastern, 2) a union man and 3) a government man. Yet he finds himself in the multiracial crosshairs... Republicans should have rallied like a MOTHERFUCKER for this guy, but for various reasons, silencio. Busy on their knees fellating AIPAC, I guess.
New Republican platform:
No illegals
No socialized medicine
Scrap affirmative action
Audit the fed
End "free trade"
Keep manufacturing in America
Put our troops on the border
Keep the status quo on guns
Keep the status quo on abortion
That's been the Republican mantra for years. Where else do you think the cult-like belief in the perfection of markets and hatred of working people comes from?
I recently read Deer Hunting With Jesus by Joe Bageant and he addresses that issue. Now at least one of the people on this board whom I respect thinks Bageant was patronizing to the people he was writing about. I didn't. But a good chunk of Bageant's hypothesis is that the left simply doesn't address their concerns... don't send the grass roots people into their communities to talk to them.... and fail to show how they'd benefit from more moderate and left policies. And Bageant went on to say that the left chooses certain issues that will naturally inflame white working class voters in more rural areas by focusing on things like guns (which are really an inner city issue), and "values" issues which don't respect the values of that constituency.
Yet, Bageant also goes on to show how horribly these people are treated at work and essentially had to beat out Mexico for a factory by cutting wages and denying benefits and how they're worked to death by their sixties.... and don't have decent healthcare.
This is why I believe that if Republicans are going to have any success, they need to pull in closer to 70-80 percent of the white vote, which they can probably do by slapping back corporate interests and tending to the working man's concerns more.
And, as Pat Buchanan advises, actually speaking up for white interests.
Take Frank Ricci. Here's a guy who's 1) northeastern, 2) a union man and 3) a government man. Yet he finds himself in the multiracial crosshairs... Republicans should have rallied like a MOTHERFUCKER for this guy, but for various reasons, silencio. Busy on their knees fellating AIPAC, I guess.
New Republican platform:
No illegals
No socialized medicine
Scrap affirmative action
Audit the fed
End "free trade"
Keep manufacturing in America
Put our troops on the border
Keep the status quo on guns
Keep the status quo on abortion
Because they share their values and aren't as snooty as Democrats.
Democrats seen as the 'undeserving rich' face rejection by party voters
Because the republicans directly appeal to their core values
- anti gay
- anti abortion
- pro-gun
And the ignorance flows forward once again.
Because they share their values and aren't as snooty as Democrats.
Democrats seen as the 'undeserving rich' face rejection by party voters