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My Condolences.from New York City - they're not known for thinking before speaking
or voting, as evidenced by my Governor and our 30 year old idiot Congresswoman
My Condolences.from New York City - they're not known for thinking before speaking
or voting, as evidenced by my Governor and our 30 year old idiot Congresswoman
Some have asked for more verification that students are becoming socialists:
One student from Indiana University, Daniel Di Martino, seeing the socialism of his fellow students, addressed them:
"It is really surprising that it is 70 percent of young people supporting a system like this - the one that I had to flee my country from," Di Martino said.
Interesting wiki article. Did you read it, though? I'm staring down these quotes and trying to reconcile them with your post...Di Martino is from Venezuela. I seriously doubt that Millennials/Gen Z admire the socialism of Maduro all that much. If they do, they are woefully uninformed. I suspect that it is more the democratic socialism of Nordic countries that they support.
The Nordic model is underpinned by a free market capitalist economic system that features high degrees of private ownership.
In a speech at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen addressed the American misconception that the Nordic model is a form of socialism, stating: "I know that some people in the US associate the Nordic model with some sort of socialism. Therefore, I would like to make one thing clear. Denmark is far from a socialist planned economy. Denmark is a market economy"
Interesting wiki article. Did you read it, though? I'm staring down these quotes and trying to reconcile them with your post...
Youngsters do not understand imo liberalism, and think that liberal means left /Neomarxist. Liberal means that pre-political, basic, fundamental human rights are the highest values, and that all laws should be made that acknowledge, recognize, and protect these rights, and that infringing, abridging, and disregarding them is morally wrong.The real danger comes in millennials assuming that Trump represents capitalism. If that's not corrected, expect a socialist America in a couple of decades.
The proudest. There's nothing wrong at all with being a nationalist when your nation is a true liberal democracy like ours. And ours is the original liberal democracy. Not leftist, liberal.is there anything wrong with being a nationalist?
are you proud of America and what she's done?
are you proud to be an American?
I have never felt more certain that he is the greatest president we've had since Kennedy anyway, and maybe going all the way back to Lincoln....I presently have no issues with the nationalist stance taken by Mr. Trump...
He is extremely colloquial. Educated leftists do not understand that....every time he opens his mouth....
A textbook leftist /Neomarxist distraction. What matters is human rights, not class warfare and demonizing the rich. When we fight to defend inalienable, sacred, and inviolable human rights above all else, is when humankind does best.The 1% which controls the levers of power in America want a "government" that's big enough to protect their privileged position, but not big enough to protect the average American from their predatory practices!
I have never felt more certain that he is the greatest president we've had since Kennedy anyway, and maybe going all the way back to Lincoln.
He is extremely colloquial.
Youngsters do not understand imo liberalism, and think that liberal means left /Neomarxist. Liberal means that pre-political, basic, fundamental human rights are the highest values, and that all laws should be made that acknowledge, recognize, and protect these rights, and that infringing, abridging, and disregarding them is morally wrong.
Man, you are really drowning in Trump's cool aid! I didn't realize there was anyone out there who was deluded enough to actually believe it!
I want a president who is interested in letting America be great again, who removes the barriers to that greatness, who puts the business of America first
I also don't mind a president who is careful to pressure a new head of state, of a known politically corrupt state, who ran a campaign to begin cleaning up the political corruption in his state, to follow through on the promises that he made in his campaign, before handing over United States taxpayer money to this same state.I suppose it depends on what you want a president to do.
I want a president who is interested in letting America be great again, who removes the barriers to that greatness, who puts the business of America first
I also don't mind a president who is careful to pressure a new head of state, of a known politically corrupt state, who ran a campaign to begin cleaning up the political corruption in his state, to follow through on the promises that he made in his campaign, before handing over United States taxpayer money to this same state.
I also don't mind a president who is careful to pressure a new head of state, of a known politically corrupt state, who ran a campaign to begin cleaning up the political corruption in his state, to follow through on the promises that he made in his campaign, before handing over United States taxpayer money to this same state.
I don't think ...