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Please excuse the re-post. Here is the Republican platform: Despite being in the minority, members of the SCOTUS, âConservatives,â RWNJs, and white supremacists are attempting to drag this country back to their imaginary Jeffersonian agrarian idyl. The 1790 census (when Jefferson was Secretary of State), counted 5.3M Americans. Only white males owning 50 acres or more of land were permitted to vote, approximately 6% of the population. Free white men who did not own land, free white females, and slaves could not vote. In 1790 the American population was largely rural, making a living by farming. Our most recent census counted 332,403,650 Americans. Current estimates are that 83% of Americans live in urban areas. They do not work at farming. In pursuit of âsmall government,â the following are conservativesâ goals for their Jeffersonian America: 1. No womenâs rights. 2. No civil rights for people of color, or for any other minority groups. 3. No immigration, other than Caucasians. 4. No labor unions. 5. No health insurance. 6. No legal recourse due to Republican-packed courts. 7. No social security. 8. No disability insurance. 9. No minimum wage. 10. No free and fair elections (ultimately, no elections). 11. Imposed state religion; government funding of religious schools. 12. Unregulated militias unchecked by Republican-packed courts. 13. No work on mitigating climate change; no environmental protections. 14. No free press. GOP politicians donât care about the environment or mitigating climate change because they intend to stay permanently in office and use their money and power to take over remaining livable locations as environmental conditions worsen. Republican leaders donât care if America dies as long as they can feed off the carcass for their lifetimes.
Why do you people who support todayâs GOP, Trump, and Trump wannabes think that you will come out winners under this regime?
To answer the question: No, we cannot, for the motive directs the thought. If the thought is repugnant, then itâs very likely that the motive is likewise, or even worse.
Iâve been thinking about this for a while and Iâd love to hear some other input. Should Puerto Rico:a) remain a territoryb) become a sovereign nationc) become the 51st stateand why?
braindead Premium Member over 2 years ago
Since Newt, demonizing Democrats has been core to the Republican âplatformâ.
No socializing, NO compromises, Constant Campaigning featuring the most vile name calling, have been constants of the Republican âagendaâ.
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And now, they are backed up by Fox ânewsâ and an entire right wing media structure.
rossevrymn over 2 years ago
Except we would be hearing Winslowâs words actually coming from the right-wing populist, America, love it or leave it crowdâŠâŠâŠright Stanti?:
jconnors3954 over 2 years ago
Start with not calling each other names, then actually think about each otherâs ideas, then think about the good of the country.
casonia2 over 2 years ago
Please excuse the re-post. Here is the Republican platform: Despite being in the minority, members of the SCOTUS, âConservatives,â RWNJs, and white supremacists are attempting to drag this country back to their imaginary Jeffersonian agrarian idyl. The 1790 census (when Jefferson was Secretary of State), counted 5.3M Americans. Only white males owning 50 acres or more of land were permitted to vote, approximately 6% of the population. Free white men who did not own land, free white females, and slaves could not vote. In 1790 the American population was largely rural, making a living by farming. Our most recent census counted 332,403,650 Americans. Current estimates are that 83% of Americans live in urban areas. They do not work at farming. In pursuit of âsmall government,â the following are conservativesâ goals for their Jeffersonian America: 1. No womenâs rights. 2. No civil rights for people of color, or for any other minority groups. 3. No immigration, other than Caucasians. 4. No labor unions. 5. No health insurance. 6. No legal recourse due to Republican-packed courts. 7. No social security. 8. No disability insurance. 9. No minimum wage. 10. No free and fair elections (ultimately, no elections). 11. Imposed state religion; government funding of religious schools. 12. Unregulated militias unchecked by Republican-packed courts. 13. No work on mitigating climate change; no environmental protections. 14. No free press. GOP politicians donât care about the environment or mitigating climate change because they intend to stay permanently in office and use their money and power to take over remaining livable locations as environmental conditions worsen. Republican leaders donât care if America dies as long as they can feed off the carcass for their lifetimes.
Why do you people who support todayâs GOP, Trump, and Trump wannabes think that you will come out winners under this regime?
whawn over 2 years ago
To answer the question: No, we cannot, for the motive directs the thought. If the thought is repugnant, then itâs very likely that the motive is likewise, or even worse.
Totally Not a Killer Dolphin over 2 years ago
Iâve been thinking about this for a while and Iâd love to hear some other input. Should Puerto Rico:a) remain a territoryb) become a sovereign nationc) become the 51st stateand why?
braindead Premium Member over 2 years ago
We all know that Republicans are a genteel lot and have no use for crass jokes.
https://www.stonekettle.com/2022/08/mind-if-i-play-through.html