If you really believe that you give a good example of the biggest problem in this country, not dangerous democrats but the lack of shared realities. Two farmers are facing each other on their property line. One farmer says, "It's your responsibility to fix this fence". The other farmer says, "What fence?" Obvious these two farmers will never have a fence cost sharing agreement. In our country we can't agree on so many things because we can't agree on the facts; that is we are in a totally differ reality.
You can't be a conservative unless you do live in reality.
If I have to go to my convenient store after dark, I don't strap on my gun because I'm afraid a Republican is going to rob the place, hit me over the head and steal my wallet. I'm afraid of a Democrat doing that.
If I go to the ATM to make a deposit after dark, I'm not worried about a conservative wedging between my car and the machine, sticking a gun in my face forcing me to withdraw as much as I can. I'm worried about a leftist doing that to me.
Leftists are violent people. We spent much of the 2020 summer witnessing that. We've read stories about people wearing anything MAGA getting attacked all the time, even a child in a few instances. I'm sure you've seen it multiple times, but Maxine Waters went out in public telling her followers anytime you see anybody associated with Trump, accost them, at the bank, in restaurants, anywhere. Did you ever see a conservative Congress person or Senator doing that?
What we can agree on is we can't agree. The left went from Democrat to liberal, from liberal to progressive, from progressive to Socialist Democrat, and we don't see that trend stopping anytime soon. Eventually it will just be pure Communism.
It's why I have been suggesting here for some time now that we need to have a total separation. We need to have two countries instead of one. Draw a line right down the middle of our country from north to south; conservatives have their own country, and so do liberals. Then we build a huge Trump wall to keep the Democrats out. Anybody in between will just have to choose which side they'd rather live on.
I call my idea Mom's Law. As children, when my siblings and I fought with each other, eventually my mother got sick of yelling at us to stop, and placed us in separate rooms. It wasn't until we missed each other and promised if reunited, we would work out our differences that we were joined back together. This is what needs to happen to our country.