RhodyPatriot
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- Aug 28, 2022
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Without sarcasm:
When was the last time any of you changed your mind concerning anything pertaining to Trump, or even just politics in general?
I am beginning to run into a brick wall on here where I realize none of you are interested in the truth, only playing for Team Blue.
Is this altogether surprising? Not remotely. But usually there are a few more reasonable ones in the bunch of any group. After a few months on this forum, I am not discovering that here in any capacity whatsoever.
Is the Right guilty of the same? Yes, of course, and perhaps more frequently than I would like to admit. But it still pales in comparison to the New Left.
Full disclosure for context: I used to be a Democrat up until March 2020, although I began drifting away during the Trump Presidency when I saw how insane my former Party became. How one man could drive them to abandon all the principles they supposedly believe in. Trump really lifted the veil from my eyes. Whatever you think of his personality - he definitively exposed the collusion between the corporate media, the intelligence agencies and the Democratic Party.
And then the riots and lockdowns came. And I saw tangible undeniable evidence that the very Party accusing the Right of authoritarianism were guilty of the very accusations they let fly. I could not, with all good conscience, continue to support them. Esp. when Trump began supporting things in both foreign and domestic policy that the Left once (apparently) pretended to believe in.
Do not believe in stupid wars? In 2008 you were a Democrat. Now you're a Republican.
Want to stop sending jobs overseas? In 2008 you were a Democrat, now you're a Republican.
Want higher wages for the middle class? Trump pulled it off, Obama failed.
I'm so tired of people just looking at D and R without acknowledging that they are simply labels, and political parties are fluid and inevitably always change.
I still hate Bush and Cheney. And I could swear the new MAGA Party (for the most part) now hates them more than the Democrats.
I didn't change, my Party did.
Fortunately the Republican party did as well.
OK, off the soapbox.
When was the last time any of you changed your mind concerning anything pertaining to Trump, or even just politics in general?
I am beginning to run into a brick wall on here where I realize none of you are interested in the truth, only playing for Team Blue.
Is this altogether surprising? Not remotely. But usually there are a few more reasonable ones in the bunch of any group. After a few months on this forum, I am not discovering that here in any capacity whatsoever.
Is the Right guilty of the same? Yes, of course, and perhaps more frequently than I would like to admit. But it still pales in comparison to the New Left.
Full disclosure for context: I used to be a Democrat up until March 2020, although I began drifting away during the Trump Presidency when I saw how insane my former Party became. How one man could drive them to abandon all the principles they supposedly believe in. Trump really lifted the veil from my eyes. Whatever you think of his personality - he definitively exposed the collusion between the corporate media, the intelligence agencies and the Democratic Party.
And then the riots and lockdowns came. And I saw tangible undeniable evidence that the very Party accusing the Right of authoritarianism were guilty of the very accusations they let fly. I could not, with all good conscience, continue to support them. Esp. when Trump began supporting things in both foreign and domestic policy that the Left once (apparently) pretended to believe in.
Do not believe in stupid wars? In 2008 you were a Democrat. Now you're a Republican.
Want to stop sending jobs overseas? In 2008 you were a Democrat, now you're a Republican.
Want higher wages for the middle class? Trump pulled it off, Obama failed.
I'm so tired of people just looking at D and R without acknowledging that they are simply labels, and political parties are fluid and inevitably always change.
I still hate Bush and Cheney. And I could swear the new MAGA Party (for the most part) now hates them more than the Democrats.
I didn't change, my Party did.
Fortunately the Republican party did as well.
OK, off the soapbox.