Well, maybe there is hope for San Francisco after all. Not familiar with her, but she's clearly fed up.
Has the time come? Where minorities are realizing the democratic policies really don't help them as much as they think?
Well, maybe there is hope for San Francisco after all. Not familiar with her, but she's clearly fed up.
So, a mother at my son's school put her kid in a Biden Santa sweater (Happy 4th of July) mocking him. Do you conservatives think this is acceptable? The kid is in 6th grade. I think it's despicable and would say the same if a kid wore a sweater mocking Trump.
Like we said yesterday. Let's see if her words against crime match her actions that enabled it. She should take ownership of her policies that led to criminals freely breaking the law.
Well, maybe there is hope for San Francisco after all. Not familiar with her, but she's clearly fed up.
Has the time come? Where minorities are realizing the democratic policies really don't help them as much as they think?
Like we said yesterday. Let's see if her words against crime match her actions that enabled it. She should take ownership of her policies that led to criminals freely breaking the law.
Do you think that is just a Trump thing, or is it a republican thing?As people age, they understand what these policies actually mean, and they tend to be more realistic for policing and other policies they previously bashed. Only thing is, you have to start all over with the young ones who are in the 18-30 age.
One thing I find promising is that Trump picked up more votes with every demographic, minus white men. Will be a great day when people will vote more thoughtfully, and not just the party they think most aligns with their identify group.
Trump needs to just go live the rest of his life out of the public eyeI think DeSantis has the same no bullshit attitude as Trump but has a better delivery. He is also not as toxic. I hope he runs, but unfortunately I don't think he will if Trump does.
Tell me her first name. Its a one in a million chance but I have a buddy whose wife is simultaneously a mask, vaccine, and political expert. Its bad when oftentimes you somewhat agree with what they are saying, but the way they say it makes you want to be on the other side of the argument.That's what I'm saying. Stay-at-home moms with nothing better to do can be very dangerous. She's a terror on Facebook, just the worst.
Ha. Melinda. She’s one of thousands of moms like this I’m sure. And yes. Sometimes I might agree but her approach ruins it all.Trump needs to just go live the rest of his life out of the public eye
Tell me her first name. Its a one in a million chance but I have a buddy whose wife is simultaneously a mask, vaccine, and political expert. Its bad when oftentimes you somewhat agree with what they are saying, but the way they say it makes you want to be on the other side of the argument.
Darn. Not the same one. Everything about my buddy and his wife is awesome...she's great. It just seems like people have gotten swept up and let this political divide define way to much of their life. I understand it around election time---but this is a 365 days a year thing for some. I can't imagine posting something on facebook multiple times a day about political issues that have been beaten into the ground. (pretty sure she got lets go brandon xmas tree ornaments)Ha. Melinda. She’s one of thousands of moms like this I’m sure. And yes. Sometimes I might agree but her approach ruins it all.
For some odd reason I feel like the teaching profession (all levels apparently) can't seem to separate politics and their job. Its obviously slanted heavily towards liberalism, but I'd feel the same way if the tables were turned.I think every conservative here is against pushing politics on kids. There is a leftist teacher here who has defended politics in the class room IIRC and he teaches 6th grade.
For some odd reason I feel like the teaching profession (all levels apparently) can't seem to separate politics and their job. Its obviously slanted heavily towards liberalism, but I'd feel the same way if the tables were turned.
Do you think that is just a Trump thing, or is it a republican thing?
I could not tell you the political leanings of most of my teachers from grade school through graduate school. And I wasn't in school THAT long ago. I suspect little has changed, just the outliers get the headlines.
I think Democrats for the longest time have been selling minorities that Republicans don't care about poor people. They're greedy capitalists that only care about their own interests, or corporate profits. Many of the minorities are starting to realize that liberal policies aren't actually helping them and their families. They give 'em enough to keep them down. Many are realizing that if the system truly is broken, it might not be a bad idea to consider other ideas and policies. They don't like their vote being taken for granted.
It's a gradual process, but I suspect the number of conservative votes coming from the minority demographics will continue to climb.
f most of my teachers from grade school through graduate school. And I wasn't in school THAT long ago. I suspect little has changed, just the outliers get the headlines.
The thousands upon thousands of parents showing up across the country to school board meetings to stand against various curriculums which are very political in nature are just outliers.😂
Well there you have it.
If you graduated before 2013 or 2014, then most likely you have missed most of the politicization. This new wave of politics in the classroom is vastly different.
It's all rather simple.
Democrats believe in pumping aid directly to those who need it. The downside is this can create a level of dependency (though exaggerated by detractors) and a sense of unfairness from those who are paying higher taxes, for example.
Republicans believe in policies that will make it easier for those with means to grow their wealth, with the hope that more spending from that group and more profitable businesses will have a cascading effect that 'organically' lifts up the lower classes. The downside is that successful people and business owners don't share well and the economic benefits afforded to them do not scale well with the employment or wages of the lower classes. There is inefficiency in the game.
Republicans a long time ago had the edge in claiming they were the fiscally responsible party that would cut unnecessary costs. They haven't been the party of fiscal conservatism in a long long time, however.
a bit of a Catch 22. Liberal policies over time have strengthened the position of minorities in society.
I'm skeptical that is true. I keep in touch with my friends who became teachers (2 close friends, 1 I see once a year) and they don't describe a highly political atmosphere. One teaches science. Nobody is talking politics in Chemistry class. They other two teach History. There is room for political discussion in History class but it's not as if they hand out 'Whitey bad, Darky good' assignments. On top of that, a lot of what is now considered 'political' should not be considered political. Describing a lot of the stuff discussed on college campuses as part of the Liberal political agenda has become as nebulous a term as 'racist' and 'rape' nowadays. You think Black people are tall? You racist. You were touched on the booty at the club? You were raped! The school has a gender-neutral bathroom? Liberal agenda!
Lolol. Come on man
not sure I said anything controversial
So liberals don't get rich off politics? Don't embarrass yourself man
Pumping aid to those that need it isn't a liberal idea. It is a bi-partisan idea. the argument is deciphering over actual need/want/deservedness. Dependency is a very real thing and it can and will waterfall. Republicans (or pubs of old) just want real consideration made to the consequences of decisions. Its valid to care about fairness. Its valid to want people to become self sufficient. Its valid to demand fair taxes for all.It's all rather simple.
Democrats believe in pumping aid directly to those who need it. The downside is this can create a level of dependency (though exaggerated by detractors) and a sense of unfairness from those who are paying higher taxes, for example.
Republicans believe in policies that will make it easier for those with means to grow their wealth, with the hope that more spending from that group and more profitable businesses will have a cascading effect that 'organically' lifts up the lower classes. The downside is that successful people and business owners don't share well and the economic benefits afforded to them do not scale well with the employment or wages of the lower classes. There is inefficiency in the game.
Republicans a long time ago had the edge in claiming they were the fiscally responsible party that would cut unnecessary costs. They haven't been the party of fiscal conservatism in a long long time, however.
Liberal politicians or are you talking about Liberal billionaires?
I’m not sure what point you’re making. The ‘elites’ of the country benefit from Republican policies.
Agreed. Musk is not the dude to **** with. We’re lucky to have someone like him in our life time.Musk employs over 100,000 people and will face a tax bill north of $15 billion. No way has Warren even come close to Musk's contributions. He's innovative, resourceful, employs thousands of brilliant minds, and dishes out billions in taxes. World would be better off with 50 Elon Musks, as opposed to 50 Elizabeth Warrens.
Conservative=con.Democrat ends with rat, you can't trust them.
You mean circle fist. 🥸This thread has to be one of the largest circle-jerks on the internet.
Conservative=con.
Therefore everyone sucks. Let’s go independent party!
Man I miss the 90s and 00s. Everyone now is obsessed with politics. It’s pretty sad and pathetic tbh. Mark Normand did an awesome bit on just that. Saying teens and 20 somethings only talk about politics, whereas people my age are getting stoned and reliving their youth. Suck on that gen z. You’re arguing about nothing!
Not sure.Who do you think on this board has the worst politics to basketball posts? (Hint: it’s not close)