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You can't name an issue that isn't well defined as it relates to the political divide.No it really isn't it's just presented to you that way and you believe it.
Who is for abortion? Certainly not the unfortunate woman involved in one. The only people for abortion are those hypocrites not having them. Nobody wants an abortion. Some women feel they need one, but they DEFINITELY don't WANT one. As an aside, I AM for abortions. I think every dimocrap that gets pregnant should have one. Free. And be awarded $5 from Crime Stop. And $10 from the Keep American Beautiful Fund. Plus another $100 from the Darwin Fund.You can't name an issue that isn't well defined as it relates to the political divide.
You aren't really half for abortions.
You aren't really half for racism.
You aren't really half for hating government.
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Sadly, you're just a spammer with very little defined opinions.
See? That's what I told you and mr. Blues. The political divide is rock solid defined!Who is for abortion? Certainly not the unfortunate woman involved in one. The only people for abortion are those hypocrites not having them. Nobody wants an abortion. Some women feel they need one, but they DEFINITELY don't WANT one. As an aside, I AM for abortions. I think every dimocrap that gets pregnant should have one. Free. And be awarded $5 from Crime Stop. And $10 from the Keep American Beautiful Fund. Plus another $100 from the Darwin Fund.
The only major voting bloc of racists left in this Country are dimocrap scum.
Nope, I'm all-in on hating government. (BTW, so were our Founding Fathers in case you missed it)
Yes, you are.
When you come down from your high, you're not nearly as bright as you think you are, huh?
Right again! Surely your brain must be full.(BTW, so were our Founding Fathers in case you missed it)
It is. Want some? You could use it.See? That's what I told you and mr. Blues. The political divide is rock solid defined!
Right again! Surely your brain must be full.
Who is for abortion? Certainly not the unfortunate woman involved in one. The only people for abortion are those hypocrites not having them. Nobody wants an abortion. Some women feel they need one, but they DEFINITELY don't WANT one. As an aside, I AM for abortions. I think every dimocrap that gets pregnant should have one. Free. And be awarded $5 from Crime Stop. And $10 from the Keep American Beautiful Fund. Plus another $100 from the Darwin Fund.
The only major voting bloc of racists left in this Country are dimocrap scum.
Nope, I'm all-in on hating government. (BTW, so were our Founding Fathers in case you missed it)
Yes, you are.
When you come down from your high, you're not nearly as bright as you think you are, huh?
Canada is where we sent all the Tories, aka; Loyalists after we won our Revolutionary War. The people who fought for Britain and against Patriotic Americans during our Revolution.I believe you are talking to a canuck, not even American, but has a lot of opinions about it for not even living here. You can tell it's an avid leftist by how it labels you as 'extremist' and doesn't even bother to debate any of the points you've made, i.e. a waste of O2.
Health Care cost increases ARE 99% the fault of goobermint. For one very, VERY simple reason --
Cost Shifting.
You can't name an issue that isn't well defined as it relates to the political divide.
You aren't really half for abortions.
You aren't really half for racism.
You aren't really half for hating government.
And any of the others too.
Sadly, you're just a spammer with very little defined opinions.
Yes, it's personal if you like and it's polarized as we witness of this forumThere is a difference between political disagreements and polarization.
Racism isn't a political issue it's a personal one
The people will decide and half the people will be angry and will continue to fight for all or nothing.Abortion laws are on the ballot and the people will decide what they want and as we have seen the pro choice people tend to win when abortion is on the ballot.
That's your personal issue that needs some work IMO.And I don't hate the government I just don't trust any one in the government
Of course it;s not all true.The fact is most people do not live their lives consumed by politics and just because the media which is controlled by just a few multinational conglomerates says something doesn't mean it's actually true.
Yes, it's personal if you like and it's polarized as we witness of this forum
The people will decide and half the people will be angry and will continue to fight for all or nothing.
That's your personal issue that needs some work IMO.
Of course it;s not all true.
You're trying to portray a moderate attitude.
www.csmonitor.com
www.governing.com
Less a couple of hundred million.You mean the few people on this forum who are racists? You think that is a barometer for the 3300000000 people in the country?
Got your opinion. Stay rational and polite and we'll talk some more when I have the time.fight how? No one is going an a killing spree over abortion laws
And why do I have to trust anyone in government? You're an idiot if you do and that's your problem.
And I'm not playing anything.
My particular take on this is the most prevalent.
Can Americans trust the news? Confidence is slipping, poll finds.
Nearly three-quarters of Americans say the news media is increasing political polarization. Only a slim majority say they have some degree of confidence in the media’s ability to report the news fairly.Is American Polarization a Reality or a Political Strategy?
Are we really as divided as we’re being told we are? A new paper from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace takes up that question. Its answer may surprise you.
If the LWNJs would stop acting so contemptable I wuldn't hold them in such contempt.If the RWNJs would stop acting so contemptable I wuldn't hold them in such contempt.
But make no mistake, I do at the moment (apart from a few stand outs, and I think you know who you are) consider them pretty much the lowest of the low.
Hasn't shown any sign of being possible in the past 80 years (or more).Should we ever be severely attacked by a foreign armed forces. Our silly divisions will melt away as we all pull together.
Why American politics are polarized:
The linked article I'm referring to provides an insight into a problem that and many others, possibly you the reader, and I similarly perceive. But I've not been able, and the author hasn't suggested any feasible remedy.
Relative to this topic, I'm acquainted with at least one person in particular, who faults the Democratic Party for Medicare and the Affordable Care Act for his family's increased insurance and other medical costs. I contend that medical costs in particular are increasing more rapidly than other costs driven by inflation, due to many other than our government's policies regarding medical goods and services. Rapid advancements in technology have given us longer lifetimes, but not necessarily better lifetimes. The much fewer options available to us in the past were much less expensive than these medical advances we now expect to be provided for us.
(I remember when I purchased a car without air-conditioning because an air-conditioner for that economy model would have been an additional cost of approximately a quarter of the price I paid for the entire car).
I don't doubt substantial portions of automobile repair increases, (auto-body repair costs in particular), are due to insurance purchasers and third-party, (i.e insurance companies' practices). I also believe due to the law preventing government administration of prescription drug insurance and government's legal inability to negotiate prices charged for prescription drugs in USA marketplaces, my prescriptions cost more than otherwise.
Respectfully, Supposn
Excerptedfrom, Science is revealing why American politics are so intensely polarized
"Social scientists say polarization is increasingly based on a visceral dislike for the opposition rather than extremely divergent policy preferences. By Joel Achenbach. …
… The tendency to form tightly knit groups has roots in evolution, according to experts in political psychology. Humans evolved in a challenging world of limited resources in which survival required cooperation —and identifying the rivals, the competitors for those resources.
“The evolution of cooperation required out-group hatred, which is really sad,” said Nicholas Christakis, a Yale sociologist and author of “Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society.”
The USA started out politically polarized over 250 years ago.Why American politics are polarized:
The linked article I'm referring to provides an insight into a problem that and many others, possibly you the reader, and I similarly perceive. But I've not been able, and the author hasn't suggested any feasible remedy.
Relative to this topic, I'm acquainted with at least one person in particular, who faults the Democratic Party for Medicare and the Affordable Care Act for his family's increased insurance and other medical costs. I contend that medical costs in particular are increasing more rapidly than other costs driven by inflation, due to many other than our government's policies regarding medical goods and services. Rapid advancements in technology have given us longer lifetimes, but not necessarily better lifetimes. The much fewer options available to us in the past were much less expensive than these medical advances we now expect to be provided for us.
(I remember when I purchased a car without air-conditioning because an air-conditioner for that economy model would have been an additional cost of approximately a quarter of the price I paid for the entire car).
I don't doubt substantial portions of automobile repair increases, (auto-body repair costs in particular), are due to insurance purchasers and third-party, (i.e insurance companies' practices). I also believe due to the law preventing government administration of prescription drug insurance and government's legal inability to negotiate prices charged for prescription drugs in USA marketplaces, my prescriptions cost more than otherwise.
Respectfully, Supposn
Excerptedfrom, Science is revealing why American politics are so intensely polarized
"Social scientists say polarization is increasingly based on a visceral dislike for the opposition rather than extremely divergent policy preferences. By Joel Achenbach. …
… The tendency to form tightly knit groups has roots in evolution, according to experts in political psychology. Humans evolved in a challenging world of limited resources in which survival required cooperation —and identifying the rivals, the competitors for those resources.
“The evolution of cooperation required out-group hatred, which is really sad,” said Nicholas Christakis, a Yale sociologist and author of “Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society.”
They are with most Leftists who see such as two key tools to destroy the USA in order to pave the way for their new and improved socialist state and member of the New World Order.Closing the border and energy independence are unpopular ideas?
Could provide a specific ample to the USMB forum?We have a "system" that incentivizes and rewards the worst impulses of its participants, AND makes them beholden to the wings, not the majority.
