> Such blanket statements from our leaders describing half the country truly proved the minds of those fully detached from the common man. Of the two parties t

> Such blanket statements from our leaders describing half the country truly proved the minds of those fully detached from the common man. Of the two parties this past election, one ran a campaign of governing for all America, and the other of division, with a loud and clear goal of punishing the half of the country that didn't vote for them. Yet, strangely enough, the latter campaign was the one that succeeded. It's strange how the standard for the two parties differs. > It’s another thing to call those who oppose you in a democratic society “nazis” or other hyperbolic pablum. Are you implying that it's somehow impossible for a democracy to elect a fascist or an authoritarian? Did the Confederacy, or the Reich just magically appear out of thin air? (Bonus question: Why do they... Keep giving, and applauding Nazi salutes at rallies? Did they sleep through history class? Are they unaware of what that symbol means? Should I not believe what I see with my own eyes?)