Valthier Twilight Shadow
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My Dog Mr. Kitty
Valthier Twilight Shadow
My Dog Mr. Kitty
Valthier Twilight Shadow
My Dog Mr. Kitty
Well obviously just because you're there, that doesn't mean you support it. You could be a reporter or simply curious about their thought processes. But yeah, if you support that sort of mindset or action, you're a p***k and a bad person
The far right panders to the very religious, including the religious who use that religion negatively. The far left panders to the people who simply want as much given to them as they can. The majority of the country fall between the two, and struggle to force their chosen party to cater more to them. Most people who consider themselves republicans don't support the suppression of gays, and most people who consider themselves democrats don't support everything to be free to them. But that's what the parties move towards, with most people feeling ostracized by both sides of the isle
well, you're actually incorrect about the far left. but you seem to be showing all the signs of being right-wing yourself, so I am guessing that you have a view of the left that is coloured by right-wing propaganda. I'll just make it easy for you and tell you what's going on -- you're being lied to.
as for the right wing.... well, while most self-described conservatives/republicans don't have any problem with LGBT people, the problem isn't simply that the republican party is ignoring the voters. it's that most likely republican voters (particularly primary voters) actually do hate the LGBT. if more peopel ******** voted, both parties would get much more representative of the American populace, because, like you said, most people in America are somewhere in the middle. but most people in America also don't bother to vote. hence, super extreme party platforms.
I was raised by conservatives so I understand at least the viewpoints of my parents and of talk radio show hosts, but I haven't lived at home for years and I'm not a republican or a democrat
Lied to? How so? The far left calls for government funded everything just about
yes, it does. but what that means has been lied about by the right-wing. government-funded just-about-everything will not be a burden to the working class, or to middle-class small business owners. it is quite the opposite. when public programs are paid for by tax dollars, it is much cheaper and more efficient for every individual than if they had to pay into a private system. and, because of this, the money that people spend can go around to more things, and people will still have more disposable income which they can spend commercially, and thus keep the life-blood of the economy pumping. everyone prospers and does better off.
1. The government's purpose is partially to supply certain things to everyone, no matter what. That's obviously true, but the issue is about where you draw the line. Is it the government's purpose to provide free education, including university? Why should my money be taken from me to pay for someone's lazy a** who won't work?
2. The government can increase taxes without dampening economic growth or development. It doesn't work like that. Raise taxes, development slows
3. The government is efficient. Compare the postal system to UPS or FedEX. Tell me the government can do a more efficient job than private companies
I think public education adn healthcare are rights that everyone deserves access to. also, the claim that the poor and working class are largely lazy, and that increased public welfare will take money away from hard-working citizens and pay for lazy jackasses who won't work to waste it is frankly ludicrous and has been shown to not be the case. we can only gain from this.
and I disagree with you that raising taxes always leads to slower economic development. history shows that increased taxation and public funding leads to increased productivity and efficiency. it comes down to what we spend our tax dollars on. if we spend our taxes on public programs, everyone prospers. if we spend it giving tax-breaks and subsidies to private interests, the very rich get richer (but unsustainably so) while everyone else gets poorer, and the economy suffers. conservatives worry so much about inflation, but they don't give a rat's a** about the spending power of the dollar. as long as the spending power increases at a faster rate than the inflation rate, we are doing better. so inflation isn't a problem if we handle the economy properly. but in order to do that, we have to regulate the corporate powers that be so that they cannot abuse the system at everyone else's expense.
and finaly, as a frequent customer of the shipping industry, I can tell you right now that the USPS is far more efficient, satisfying, and high-quality than FedEx and UPS.