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Some of them, sure. Maybe even most, though I don't think so; all of the people I know who are involved in this stuff are very well aware of Obama's militarism.
by rosser 10y ago
Some of them, sure. Maybe even most, though I don't think so; all of the people I know who are involved in this stuff are very well aware of Obama's militarism. But all of them? That's just lazy. And wrong.
You don't have to protest every cause to protest any cause. You can even protest things that, taken together, demonstrate you hold ideologically inconsistent views, if you want. That's on you.
- Consultant32452 10y ago>all of the people I know who are involved in this stuff are very well aware of Obama's militarism. That doesn't help your argument. They were aware Obama killed a quarter of a million people and did nothing. Meanwhile Trump inconveniences some travelers and somehow he's the monster worth protesting. Get real.
- rosser 10y agoYou have no idea what my friends may or may not have protested, or otherwise done, in the past. I'll thank you to reconsider your projections of people you've never met.
- Consultant32452 10y agoThat's a laugh. Statistically speaking your friends who behave the way you're implying simply don't exist. That you might literally find a few is irrelevant. How about you consider the fact that no one but the most obtuse observer would take a phrase like, "All of the people involved" to literally mean every single one without any exceptions whatsoever. If you think that's normal, and I don't mean this in a pejorative way, there's a significant chance you're autistic.