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In reply to the discussion: Brutal Honesty [View all]Rainman4u2C
(56 posts)11. I think I said that wrong
Far left would be a better description of what I meant I guess. I would say it's views that are far outside the mainstream. Being on the wrong side of 80/20 issues doesn't get people elected as we saw in November. That doesn't mean the 20% weren't right i.e. slavery. But, we either have to get elected and create change or have another civil war.
Some of the things I say and type may come off like I am a conservative republican which I am not. I am 53 years old, I have lived most of my life in a very small, rural town in Virginia. I was raised around right wing christians and made to go to church all of my formative years. So I apologize if I sound that way but deprogramming takes time.
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And the reason the cons dont respond is they have no intention of helping, ever!
Eliot Rosewater
Mar 20
#3
Glad you had that experience, and that you are sharing it...Having said that
Eliot Rosewater
Mar 20
#2
I think the disaster of "trickle down economics" made their takeover possible.
SleeplessinSoCal
Mar 20
#15
Here is a good brief description of the main difference between the 2 parties.
3catwoman3
Mar 21
#40