Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
What I don't get, Sander's approach is more similar to Canada, and according to the Heritage Foundation Canada is more Capitalist friendly than America.
Some things make no sense.
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To All You Sanders Supporters......It's Over
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Some things make no sense.
tytlyf
Not Religious
Makes sense to me given the source. The Heritage Foundation is a special interest group of the Koch Brothers. The Kochs lease tons of Canadian land in the tar sands region for their oil interests. That's why they push the KXL so hard.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It really doesn't, because the "game" has in America has been rigged so it benefits the wealthiest Americans.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
I knew there had to be a simple answer.
Same can be said about Trump supporters and their party.
Yes be WE Are Right.
The We Are Right groups has formed a coalition of voters to knock the snot out
of liberals.
We Are Right has taken this platform into international relations.
We Are Right has representatives world wide under the banner
of W A R (we are right) or WAR.
So WAR wins every time.
Are you trying to be clever? Or is this a genuine belief.
Given some folks I have seen waddling through, you just never know.HUMOR PLEASE!
Get a chuckle out of a preposterous statement.
Imaginary_Friends
Member
People come here for the religion, but stay for the politics & the jokes.
And this thread is in the N Americastanian Politics forum.
I honestly don't know which one would be worse. I hate to admit it, but this was the first primary I didn't vote in. Just couldn't decide who I mistrusted the least. All the debates (and I watched them all), should have come with the disclaimer "for entertainment purposes only".
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I will confidently say it is not over. When I was born, there was not a snowball chance in Hell that a socialist could ever make it this far on a national platform. We were scared of the word, we hated it, and it invoked images of the American enemy, the U.S.S.R. (even just the letters seem like such a mouthful now) We have went from that to having a Socialist being able to keep one of the predominate political family runners on her feet, giving her a run for her money, and not making it easy on her. And if Socialism is being brought further into the mainstream by academics and millennials today, do you think it will DOA in the next election? Do you think the next generation will declare it over? My generation is disappointingly conservative, albeit more liberal than our parents, and this millennial generation is more liberal than mine. Do you think the unnamed and unrecognized "Generation Z," whose parents predominately only know of the Cold War through history, are going to have the same aversions towards socialism that even those born towards the latter-portion of the Cold War knew? I was born in the mid-80s, and I even I remember "socialism" and "communist" and being words of the strongest profanity and an accusation that would ruin someone. My niece was born in the mid-90s, and to them the fall of the Berlin Wall is only history they can read about because they weren't around to experience the shock of it and the "proclamation" that socialism and communism are failed and defeated (I actually felt kinda old at school admitting I was born when Reagan was in office, in a time before the Internet). Her generation does not know that, and the upcoming "Gen-Z" is even further removed.