I agree, hence said "it is VERY popular at certain rallies". The "ultra-conservative" label = a huge % of that party. No assumptions whatsoever about people who

I agree, hence said "it is VERY popular at certain rallies". The "ultra-conservative" label = a huge % of that party. No assumptions whatsoever about people who believe in economic Darwinism, lower corporate taxes because the ultra ultra rich earned it, no welfare state because bootstraps, etc. The other side of the aisle is rarely an opposing party. Outside USA it's common knowledge, inside USA they're communists somehow. The parties work hand-in-hand to protect the tippy top (remember the overlord unelected barely official Parliamentarian when the other side had House, Senate, Prez in 2020 who stopped any progress, similar in 2009). It's mostly for show. The topic I brought up is _anti-intellectualism_ which is championed by one side far moreso than the other. We're speaking of the weight and desire and scandal around upper education devolving for various reasons. I mentioned one. What is your opinion?