Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoppkins_Wytchfinder
[You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
Genuine question: If trump was found to be guilty beyond any doubt of what he has been accused of would people still support him? As in people commenting here.
|
I think there is obviously a big failure to understand different peoples points here. Both parties are politically corrupt. Both commonly commit crimes. There is obviously a major separation between your local citizen and government. No one has first hand information. You rely on media to get your information. You can't argue media isn't bias. When one owns fox news and the other owns 50 channels, both are pushing an agenda with bias. Due to this, you have to remove all the "grab them by the pussy" or stupid comments that could be taken out of content for both parties.
Now you have to look at policies. Democrats are in favor for dictating how you spend your taxes, which healthcare you choose, the right to self defense, catering to identity politics and LGBTQ movement and discussing drafting laws to "protect." Any laws for equal opportunity are stupid because you can't determine the demographics 100 years from now.
Republicans are for freedom of economic choice, less government restrictions, freedom of defense, stronger military and domestic defense. I also agree with their philosophy of in nature, a man and woman thrive.
So outside of hearsay, it would need to be a real crime committed with pretty sufficient evidence.
People's typical argument against Republicans is they are too wealthy and they don't care about the poor. Republican's donate more money and blood. If you go back through history, it isn't some wealthy organization oppressing people. It's the government and they start by restricting your rights. Eventually you've given them the power to determine what is a movement for the betterment of "mankind" and they will choose that with force.