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> something many of us do not live in today. As a good portion of the US population is self-sorting into two warring tribes, both bent on screwing each other o
by psunavy03 3y ago
> something many of us do not live in today.
As a good portion of the US population is self-sorting into two warring tribes, both bent on screwing each other over by passing laws whose sole purpose is to harass the other tribe and obstruct their ability to live the life they choose. Not to mention folks in other countries caught in wars they didn't ask to be a part of.
There's plenty of "cruel and domineering" to go around these days, and plenty of people who probably feel they have little to no ability to stop someone else from forcing their preferences on them.
- tsunamifury 3y agoYes, and this is in painful contrast to their natural world, which broadly now takes care of their food, shelter and peaceful living needs. At least compared to previous eras. This asks a harder new question I believe stocism is not helpful in addressing.
- pvik 3y ago> both bent on screwing each other over by passing laws whose sole purpose is to harass the other tribe and obstruct their ability to live the life they choose. both tribes are doing this? What laws are the Democrats passing that are specifically targeted at the Republican demographic? especially with the goal of harassing them?