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In reply to the discussion: If you want to sell a product do you advertise the negative features? [View all]Cary
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Depends on whom I'm talking to. If I want to sell a policy, I don't focus on the negative features.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2021
#2
Democrats are honest about what they propose. Policies are wise despite the negatives. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2021
#3
Are you instead complaining about internal (though public) discussion on DU?
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2021
#4
Pre-election 2021, Manchin & Progressive Caucus loudly disputing our Dem Prez Biden,
empedocles
Dec 2021
#6
When Members from the President's own party undermine the President, its news.
empedocles
Dec 2021
#33
Internal debate is not advertising, and as for tension on the 2 bills, the only people
Celerity
Dec 2021
#15
"Democrat" is only an insulting name when it's an adjective, as in "Democrat Party"...
George II
Dec 2021
#20
It is not a word. It is slang or colloquial. Why do you need the word Democrat when there is
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#88
Yes, I am Democratic. Why do you think that would be different from, I am Re***lican?
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#122
I'm trying to tell you the word is an insult, but yes I see no one knows and it has become an adj in
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#42
The word Democrat originated in the 18th century, it wasn't made up by Republicans in 2007.
Lancero
Dec 2021
#55
I made no such claim, why are you? I did post a link about the history of the word, did you read it
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#58
I don't think anyone cares but here is a brief explanation. https://www.factcheck.org/2007/12/the-de
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#100
You'd better tell the people running this site that they are using a slur
Crunchy Frog
Dec 2021
#115
Yes, insult words are adjectives but what are you and the other posting suggesting that there
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#59
It is the most basic of English grammar and syntax. Are you a native English speaker?
Celerity
Dec 2021
#60
My talking point was the use of Democrat as a name for Democratic. I'm not calling it a grammar
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#61
Democratic can be plural or singlular, like those are deer or there is a deer. Those are Democratic
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#76
"It isn't my fault no one seems to know Democrat is not only an insult, it is not even a word."
FBaggins
Dec 2021
#77
that is just silly and awkward, he is a Democrat, or you can say he is a Democratic Party member
Celerity
Dec 2021
#94
Ok fine and have a great December Day fellow Democratic. There is no Democrat political party.
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#107
I think they may well be a non-native English speaker and are simply confused.
Celerity
Dec 2021
#69
I said its use is a reflection of bad grammar and history education. Not what you are now claiming
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#78
Appalling isn't it that Democratic have adapted a conservatve created, dimitutive and dismissive
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#103
I am aware that I am beating the dead horse, but few would realize that this was not common,
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#117
I know about suffixes, I am talking about etymology here is the history of the word:
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#102
That is the entirety of what I have been saying, Republicans use it as an insult so why
ShazamIam
Dec 2021
#111
Well we will have ample time examine our faults as we lose election after election due to
Demsrule86
Dec 2021
#49
Because most of my conversations about policy are not designed to sell a product. n/t
Ms. Toad
Dec 2021
#44
OK...who cares about elections and all...I mean losing is some purifyifing and all...
Demsrule86
Dec 2021
#47
That is exactly right...it drives people away from our party...and costs us elections.
Demsrule86
Dec 2021
#46
Maybe the self appointed scolds and language police are driving people away
Crunchy Frog
Dec 2021
#118