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In reply to the discussion: I've learned an important lesson from this election [View all]kimbutgar
(23,165 posts)24. It's sad so much hate and bigotry exists in our country
Last edited Thu Nov 7, 2024, 03:31 PM - Edit history (1)
I am so mad at PA, MI, WISC, NC and AZ. Shame on them.
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Confession: I'm already toying with the idea of flying the flag upside down, starting now.
calimary
20 hrs ago
#144
the two concepts don't gel in my head. I know too much about being a Catholic
msfiddlestix
23 hrs ago
#137
Actually, various fundamental xian sects have made BIG strides among Hispanic populations for a couple decades now.
Attilatheblond
Yesterday
#92
I suspect they will be sold into slavery. They have a huge pool of people to sell.
Clouds Passing
Yesterday
#52
White men are NOT the largest voting block in America. White women are. Latino's are going
kelly1mm
16 hrs ago
#155
I think Latinos, especially multi generation Latinos are having the same conversion as other ethnic groups
kelly1mm
17 hrs ago
#152
It's said to be a machismo issue with many Latino males. The man rules the house and is the authority figure.
brush
Yesterday
#7
Misogyny or racism, IDK if you can state which one right-wing white men harbor the most.
CrispyQ
Yesterday
#13
An economy for all & a solid educational system would cure a ton of our problems!!
CrispyQ
Yesterday
#16
Adding some figures would be good, too, so people would know which plate they're on.
CrispyQ
Yesterday
#67
It is an eye opening visual. I wish they'd do another example of how it was 50 or 100 years ago.
ffr
22 hrs ago
#140
The Pie. Luv this, saw it a few years ago. Very effective, terrific demo. Tx for posting
appalachiablue
Yesterday
#111
Yes! Almost everyone in the US today has benefited in some way from the New Deal.
CrispyQ
Yesterday
#105
People no longer want decency. They want money, or they want to watch other people lose and suffer.
Wingus Dingus
Yesterday
#36
There's so little that's uplifting anymore, you have to really seek it out--I don't watch that trash either.
Wingus Dingus
Yesterday
#46
The lesson I've learned is that too many generally decent people are also dumb as dirt.
Pacifist Patriot
Yesterday
#37
True. There are several politicians who have greatly disappointed me too *
Oopsie Daisy
Yesterday
#51
Religion should have no place in American politics. Instead it is a basic requirement to get elected
walkingman
Yesterday
#79
Very. It is a harsh lesson. Learning it almost destroyed me, to be honest. (n/t)
OldBaldy1701E
Yesterday
#87
What I have come to understand about the republican base is that it all runs on doublethink.
paulkienitz
22 hrs ago
#139
What i see in what has happened reinforces my foundational understanding of humanity and life...
Trueblue Texan
18 hrs ago
#147