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"There's a group of people I don't like. There's a policy I don't like. Therefore, the group of people I don't like are responsible." I'd say that's the extent
by nathanaldensr 7y ago
"There's a group of people I don't like. There's a policy I don't like. Therefore, the group of people I don't like are responsible."
I'd say that's the extent of deep thought and analysis on this one.
- uoaei 7y agoIt doesn't appear to be a statement of political alignment but of risk-aversive behavior.
- tvchurch 7y ago"For such a liberal city?"
- reaperducer 7y agoThe left stereotypes the right as willing to build, build, build with no thought to consequences as long as the dollars continue to flow. The right stereotypes the left as standing in the way of progress, where "progress" is defined as commerce. So I'd say both parents are correct, and the author of the "Thoughts" on SFO is letting his politics cloud his objectivity.
- Pils 7y agoThe author gives a shoutout to Palladium mag, whose EIC has some "heterodox" opinions on certain ethnic groups[1], as a cool SF philanthropy project. If the author is a liberal, strange bedfellows indeed. [1]https://splinternews.com/leaked-emails-show-how-white-nationalists-have-infiltra-1837681245 https://splinternews.com/leaked-emails-show-how-white-nation...