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Pretty much everyone who matters if you're trying to convince people of something.
by tarboreus 6y ago
Pretty much everyone who matters if you're trying to convince people of something.
- shadowgovt 6y agoI suspect we're well past the time of convincing and into the time of doing.
- chroem- 6y agoIs this post advocating for domestic terrorism? (i.e. committing acts of violence to instill fear in political opponents)
- shadowgovt 6y agoIt is not, and I don't see where you're seeing that it is. People marching around chanting "defund the police" isn't domestic terrorism. Domestic terrorism looks a lot more like rolling troops in camo into a city in unmarked vans to abduct citizens off the street to a location unknown to them.
- chroem- 6y agoI guess it was just that the way it was worded caught me off guard. It seems odd to commit to unilateral actions without consent, especially in the context of recent shootings/bombings/arson.
- basch 6y agoIn the 7 or 8 swing states that matter, you think the election is already decided in each of them? I would expect a bunch more defectors if the economy is still in ruin by then, and a bunch of 'moderates' who end up deciding based on how recent foreign policy turns out. Remember, most people are single issue voters. The rest of everything he does, doesnt matter.
- shadowgovt 6y agoPossibly, but this administration has been so polarizing that at this point, I think it's a lot more about getting like-minded people out of their chairs and to the polls than it is finding more like-minded people. It's been year after year of polarizing decisions and rhetoric. At this point, basically everyone's dug in on how they feel about this direction for America.