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Realistically, I know you are correct. The people with the power are the ones that should take most of the blame for things: After all, some of these elements h
by Broken_Hippo 10y ago
Realistically, I know you are correct. The people with the power are the ones that should take most of the blame for things: After all, some of these elements have been in society for a century and a half, but we've slowly been better at disregarding them, if only because such discrimination is viewed as unconstitutional. You know, until we weren't.
And again, realistically, the 'moderate' trump voters are the very ones that will be more easily swayed to the anti-Trump side. I'm just not sure how to open up their worldview to see it like that, and the policies being put into place might make that a little more difficult.
The whole thing is uncomfortable, to say the least. Especially when I factor in things like: I'm pretty sure I have family that voted for Trump. Some of those family members agree with some of the worst rhetoric as well - plus I come from the land of Pence. It might even be amazing that I view things like I do, actually.
Difficult times indeed.
- gotchange 10y ago> I'm just not sure how to open up their worldview to see it like that, and the policies being put into place might make that a little more difficult. Let Trump do this part for you. I'm sure that he will step on a landmine or two while in office that will fire in his face undoing his policies and hurting this main constituency that are motivated by his economic fantasies he calls plans as the other one which is primarily driven by his far-right social policies should be equally worthy of our rage and disdain as they're his foot soldiers in this despicable cause.