Hmm I wonder why our country is so divisive right now. IT'S A REAL FUCKING MYSTERYAs a Libertarian personally it really does bother me to see people cheer this sort of divisive stereotyping.
Everyone deserves our respect and our consideration. Intersectionality is a self-destructive force however. People should not categorize themselves based on their immutable characteristics: they should do so based on their thoughts and opinions.
okay, sorry, I'm from Canada but go to the USA alot. I'm pretty sure I've met a bunch of Trump voters of different ethnicities who seemed like pretty regular people. Wasnt Hillary against gay rights and marriage ,too or did I misread that in the news. Sorry for any derailment , It seems like American voters had some pretty poor choices this time around. This is all from a Canadian perspective so I'm sorry if i'm off base
The GOP just threw hard support behind a candidate that said she would love to go to a lynching.As a Libertarian personally it really does bother me to see people cheer this sort of divisive stereotyping.
Everyone deserves our respect and our consideration. Intersectionality is a self-destructive force however. People should not categorize themselves based on their immutable characteristics: they should do so based on their thoughts and opinions.
There are respectable people on both sides. Not all of them, and perhaps not even most of them. But we have much to learn from each other, regardless of our political leanings—and until we come to accept that, the division we're currently experiencing as a nation (and the destruction of the social fabric) is never going to heal.The GOP should stop pushing bigoted, ignorant, con men as their brand then.
About half the country voted for him, no? Are all those people racist and bigots? Are any of them poc? How many liberals stayed home ? Don't you think that contributed to his win?
Joined last OctoberAs a Libertarian personally it really does bother me to see people cheer this sort of divisive stereotyping.
Everyone deserves our respect and our consideration. Intersectionality is a self-destructive force however. People should not categorize themselves based on their immutable characteristics: they should do so based on their thoughts and opinions.
Yeah let's just box in every republican as a homophobic, racist bigot. Seriously just cringe.... Everything's gotta be political. I hope we get over identity politics it only divides.
Inform me about what is so unbelievable
does the whole gritty thing make you a furry
There are respectable people on both sides. Not all of them, and perhaps not even most of them. But we have much to learn from each other, regardless of our political leanings—and until we come to accept that, the division we're currently experiencing as a nation (and the destruction of the social fabric) is never going to heal.
Take it or leave it, but from the perspective of someone who is socially liberal and fiscally conservative, there is a lot wrong with both "sides" right now.
I'm not even an American , it's hilarious how you can only be a Democrat or a Republican to the core.
Lol an opinion being "sincere" doesn't make it any less dumb or completely off-base.I guess my feeling, having mulled it over a bit, is people shouldn't be angry at someone for having a sincere opinion. I feel they deserve that respect.
You know some folks who are lying or temporarily holding back the bigotry to look good, maybe.Huh I know plenty of republicans that don't hate any of those things
Huh I know plenty of republicans that don't hate any of those things
It's almost like they're some kind of...snowflake.how sensitive do you have to be to be offended by the simple comment "Pretty much everything a republican hates."
It's honestly as black and white as this right here. Either you support a party that cages children, openly discriminates against Muslims and Mexicans and trans people, happily accepts the support of actual unironic Neonazis, and denies urgent science that could prevent catastrophic loss of life... or you don't.I mean, that's what happens when one party puts literal babies in camps and has them literally stand deportation proceedings, ban transgendered individuals from military service, wants to strip health care even from their own constituents and other things, and the other party... doesn't want to do any of those things
It was so cringy throughout his acceptance, I guess at the very least it made sense as a way to have the confidence to go up instead of a stunt. Though he may have been convinced fans or friends to make it a stunt, I don't know, but it was the most reminiscent moment of the Spike Game Awards of this show. Nothing else got even close to that level of cringe
Lol an opinion being "sincere" doesn't make it any less dumb or completely off-base.
No, I do not have to respect stupid, uninformed opinions.
It was so cringy throughout his acceptance, I guess at the very least it made sense as a way to have the confidence to go up instead of a stunt. Though he may have been convinced fans or friends to make it a stunt, I don't know, but it was the most reminiscent moment of the Spike Game Awards of this show. Nothing else got even close to that level of cringe
Just because it seems to have personally offended you doesn't make it a "stunt" or "cringe", buddy
i've love to see your list of what is "wrong" with both sides right now. hopefully as you start to write it out you realize how fucking stupid a "both sides" stance is.There are respectable people on both sides. Not all of them, and perhaps not even most of them. But we have much to learn from each other, regardless of our political leanings—and until we come to accept that, the division we're currently experiencing as a nation (and the destruction of the social fabric) is never going to heal.
Take it or leave it, but from the perspective of someone who is socially liberal and fiscally conservative, there is a lot wrong with both "sides" right now.
Ahhhhh ok.Sorry, I was talking about SonicFox. I was saying that people shouldn't be angry at him just because he says something they don't personally agree with.