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If you want to build a new house, you have to tear down the old one first. That's what people use wrecking balls for. I suppose the demolition in and of itself
by maratd 10y ago
If you want to build a new house, you have to tear down the old one first. That's what people use wrecking balls for. I suppose the demolition in and of itself is not a positive. It is destruction, after all. But if your desire is to build a new house, you can't skip that step.
I don't think anybody wants Trump building that new house... but I don't think it matters who the wrecking ball is? Hence the original sentiment of the OP that it doesn't matter if it's Trump or Bernie, same result.
- Frondo 10y agoHeh, to follow your metaphor a little further, where do we live after knocking down the old house with the wrecking ball?
- davidw 10y agoSomalia, presumably, to get a taste for what the aftermath of a wrecking ball looks like.
- krapp 10y ago>I don't think anybody wants Trump building that new house... ...other than anyone who votes for Trump, which leads me to suspect they haven't thought it through beyond setting him loose and watching him burn down the White House. The repercussions of a bad presidency can last for decades, and are felt across the globe. I shudder to think about a purposely destructive presidency.