https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox...op-soros-orban
Still think he’s innocent? Hungary passed a law named after him forbidding people like him from providing aid to illegal immigrants.
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Great! Vote for Kemp for me!
Doubt it. And yeah the U.S. is definitely an oligarchy. Trump and Hillary both have a lot of rich friends that have a lot of pull that helped them win their respective parties. Also you have no chance to be President unless you’re Republican or Democrat. There should also be term limits for Senators, but that will never happen, because they’re the ones that would have to write it into law.
Late to this thread, but...
To clarify then, you mean to say that facts push more voters to the right?
Aye, and Trump fear mongers to the point that it a) makes more unstable people and b) pushes unstable people into action.
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Actually, would it be more accurate to call the US a kleptocracy?
Yes. Facts don't care about your feelings. White men murder more, rape more, and commit more acts of terror than any other race/gender in the history of the planet.
I mean he's right. I think his point is going straight over a lot of people's head though. When people start going on about "we need to do something about so and so race" or religion, it's fearmongering. Because unless you're talking about white males, its a lie. It is flimflammery if someone claims they're worried about terrorism as an excuse to persecute any minority race or religion in the US.
While you live, shine / Have no grief at all / Life exists only for a short while / And time demands its toll.
Not at all. This is arguing that you have to somehow argue a point without directly addressing it or bringing it into context. Apparently we can only argue racism by treating the subject like we would observe a black hole, only noting the things around it rather than the subject itself.
In context, Lemon was pretty clear. He brought up that people are simply people, and if we're going to use labels as a method of grouping people into collective categories of bad, we have to be consistent with that yardstick and note that there are other labeled groups - and one in particular - that stands at the head of the line for action if we're going to take action based on those labels.
I wonder if Don Lemon's comments will be the "deplorables" moment of 2018 that sinks the Democrats...again. Granted he's not running for office, but these things seem to galvanize the right fairly quickly.