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    nature1970
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 4:48 PM ET #1

    I often  thought of why. 

    an ongoing theories of humanity tries to explain 

    Misbehavior.  Classrooms thrust this perception of Excellency as good grades an ideal compliance.

    Realistically very few in the world will be accepted to ivy league college . As the corner is made and the elementary uniform takes shape in middle school. Then high school the preview of division is drawn. 

    Those deemed the greatest to attend college are divided from general population and where monetary reasoning family connections are disarmed from those needing assistance for paying for lunch. 

    The ideal of equality is diminished further as someone in a better more affluent district able to 

    Better text books better uniforms .

    We the people come to understanding that however flawed Trump seem to be he is incredibly popular . With the masses.

    Maybe he represents the resentment growing with the disparage and deplorable now representing half of the population. 

    Those who were mocked ridicule for being stupid or poor . Those who found huge grievances with Fair system concocted by the elite.

    We look to Europe in 1930 and ask how did Hitler become so popular well now we look at scratch our educated heads and wonder what seeds are we sowing to reap such a reward.... it time to understand if we created and took part in a system that produces such results maybe the fault lays with us and not them.

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    I often  thought of why. 

    an ongoing theories of humanity tries to explain 

    Misbehavior.  Classrooms thrust this perception of Excellency as good grades an ideal compliance.

    Realistically very few in the world will be accepted to ivy league college . As the corner is made and the elementary uniform takes shape in middle school. Then high school the preview of division is drawn. 

    Those deemed the greatest to attend college are divided from general population and where monetary reasoning family connections are disarmed from those needing assistance for paying for lunch. 

    The ideal of equality is diminished further as someone in a better more affluent district able to 

    Better text books better uniforms .

    We the people come to understanding that however flawed Trump seem to be he is incredibly popular . With the masses.

    Maybe he represents the resentment growing with the disparage and deplorable now representing half of the population. 

    Those who were mocked ridicule for being stupid or poor . Those who found huge grievances with Fair system concocted by the elite.

    We look to Europe in 1930 and ask how did Hitler become so popular well now we look at scratch our educated heads and wonder what seeds are we sowing to reap such a reward.... it time to understand if we created and took part in a system that produces such results maybe the fault lays with us and not them.

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 5:44 PM ET #2

    Your comments are eye opening & in some way ringing true to me. I think our nature is to believe the best in people until proven otherwise.

    I know that I am so much more relaxed knowing that another administration will be taking over soon. I won't wake up in the morning wondering what may have happened after my head hit the pillow the night before.

    Resentment has always been there IMO & he stoked & added fuel to the fire while lying to the country every day. I wonder how people could believe his bullshit because to me it was pure bullshit. I knew he never cared about the country & put his own well being over that of the country. Yet, millions of others saw him as some kind of Messiah.

    I still don't know how gamblers in here got conned by him & still do to this day. 

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    Your comments are eye opening & in some way ringing true to me. I think our nature is to believe the best in people until proven otherwise.

    I know that I am so much more relaxed knowing that another administration will be taking over soon. I won't wake up in the morning wondering what may have happened after my head hit the pillow the night before.

    Resentment has always been there IMO & he stoked & added fuel to the fire while lying to the country every day. I wonder how people could believe his bullshit because to me it was pure bullshit. I knew he never cared about the country & put his own well being over that of the country. Yet, millions of others saw him as some kind of Messiah.

    I still don't know how gamblers in here got conned by him & still do to this day. 

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 5:57 PM ET #3

    @midnight

    Trump isn't some anomaly such as a libertarian candidate who represented less than 1 percent of the vote and can be dismissed as not a significant digit. 

    And they weren't conned one thing I do believe is poor can sniff out a lie in a new York second. It part of a survival skill and if anyone understands a used car salesman act it someone who shops for a used car. 

    Trump represents 70 million Americans choice.

    Second highest ever to vote for someone in a national election. Had margins razor thin many states decided by less than 1 percent. 

    This idea that every thing now going to be just fine is not realistic.  I have talked with many republicans who voted for Trump the reasons. Well he ain't going to be apologizing for the greatest of our country Pride of nationalism. 

    Washington needs a monkey wrench thrown in there before they feel they will own us USA citizens 

    He represents the common man's interest will echo others.  These since of reasoning doesn't have to make sense It is very real. And before we dismiss Trump as some type of unknown charismatic figure who gained popularity from unseen unknown reason. 

    We as a society must take into account of reasoning challenge our selves to find a group of factors. 

    Because left unchecked what happened will happen again. History will.perpetual repeat itself.

    Maybe the intellectual.class here might further a dialogue to a reasoning of what our country is made of , before we go onto what we want it to be.

     

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    Trump isn't some anomaly such as a libertarian candidate who represented less than 1 percent of the vote and can be dismissed as not a significant digit. 

    And they weren't conned one thing I do believe is poor can sniff out a lie in a new York second. It part of a survival skill and if anyone understands a used car salesman act it someone who shops for a used car. 

    Trump represents 70 million Americans choice.

    Second highest ever to vote for someone in a national election. Had margins razor thin many states decided by less than 1 percent. 

    This idea that every thing now going to be just fine is not realistic.  I have talked with many republicans who voted for Trump the reasons. Well he ain't going to be apologizing for the greatest of our country Pride of nationalism. 

    Washington needs a monkey wrench thrown in there before they feel they will own us USA citizens 

    He represents the common man's interest will echo others.  These since of reasoning doesn't have to make sense It is very real. And before we dismiss Trump as some type of unknown charismatic figure who gained popularity from unseen unknown reason. 

    We as a society must take into account of reasoning challenge our selves to find a group of factors. 

    Because left unchecked what happened will happen again. History will.perpetual repeat itself.

    Maybe the intellectual.class here might further a dialogue to a reasoning of what our country is made of , before we go onto what we want it to be.

     

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 6:20 PM ET #4

    I don't have an answer here .

    simply looking at data and recognizing patterns. 

    70 million Americans voteda man who radially blown containment of a virus resulting in 250 000 deaths.

    Destroyed the economy. Bankrupted a nation.

    Christian conservatives went to the polls to vote for a man who paid a hooker hush money out of campaign contributions (stormy danials) and continue to send campaign contributions. None of this makes any sense to me. But it is very very real 

    .. So any thoughts???? 

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    I don't have an answer here .

    simply looking at data and recognizing patterns. 

    70 million Americans voteda man who radially blown containment of a virus resulting in 250 000 deaths.

    Destroyed the economy. Bankrupted a nation.

    Christian conservatives went to the polls to vote for a man who paid a hooker hush money out of campaign contributions (stormy danials) and continue to send campaign contributions. None of this makes any sense to me. But it is very very real 

    .. So any thoughts???? 

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 6:25 PM ET #5

    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    Your comments are eye opening & in some way ringing true to me. I think our nature is to believe the best in people until proven otherwise. I know that I am so much more relaxed knowing that another administration will be taking over soon. I won't wake up in the morning wondering what may have happened after my head hit the pillow the night before. Resentment has always been there IMO & he stoked & added fuel to the fire while lying to the country every day. I wonder how people could believe his bullshit because to me it was pure bullshit. I knew he never cared about the country & put his own well being over that of the country. Yet, millions of others saw him as some kind of Messiah. I still don't know how gamblers in here got conned by him & still do to this day.
    this win isn't by democrats or Republicans but a few independents decided to vote against Trump that it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    Your comments are eye opening & in some way ringing true to me. I think our nature is to believe the best in people until proven otherwise. I know that I am so much more relaxed knowing that another administration will be taking over soon. I won't wake up in the morning wondering what may have happened after my head hit the pillow the night before. Resentment has always been there IMO & he stoked & added fuel to the fire while lying to the country every day. I wonder how people could believe his bullshit because to me it was pure bullshit. I knew he never cared about the country & put his own well being over that of the country. Yet, millions of others saw him as some kind of Messiah. I still don't know how gamblers in here got conned by him & still do to this day.
    this win isn't by democrats or Republicans but a few independents decided to vote against Trump that it.

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 6:42 PM ET #6

    5 million people voted against him. Ruby red states turned on him because they realized his promises were bullshit.

    How could millions believe Mexico was going to pay for a wall? 

    If you think it's bad now, wait 20 years from now when our country will be run by people who were home schooled by day time drinkers.

    I don't have the answer either but I know it's time to make lying wrong again.

     

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    5 million people voted against him. Ruby red states turned on him because they realized his promises were bullshit.

    How could millions believe Mexico was going to pay for a wall? 

    If you think it's bad now, wait 20 years from now when our country will be run by people who were home schooled by day time drinkers.

    I don't have the answer either but I know it's time to make lying wrong again.

     

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 8:26 PM ET #7

    We not going to make it as a nation if this referee to as the good old days.

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    We not going to make it as a nation if this referee to as the good old days.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    5 million people voted against him. Ruby red states turned on him because they realized his promises were bullshit. How could millions believe Mexico was going to pay for a wall?  If you think it's bad now, wait 20 years from now when our country will be run by people who were home schooled by day time drinkers. I don't have the answer either but I know it's time to make lying wrong again.

    cheer up think of all the vacant property you can sell to like minded individuals. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:

    5 million people voted against him. Ruby red states turned on him because they realized his promises were bullshit. How could millions believe Mexico was going to pay for a wall?  If you think it's bad now, wait 20 years from now when our country will be run by people who were home schooled by day time drinkers. I don't have the answer either but I know it's time to make lying wrong again.

    cheer up think of all the vacant property you can sell to like minded individuals. 

     
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    Posted: Nov. 14, 2020 - 10:32 PM ET #9

    great discussion

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    great discussion

     
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    Posted: Nov. 15, 2020 - 10:58 AM ET #10

    Trump follows Hitler's methods to take advantage of public unrest to gain power because they work.  In a polarized nation, sad that many voters choose ideology over competence.    Or lie over truth.    Fortunately, good prevails over evil in this election.

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    Trump follows Hitler's methods to take advantage of public unrest to gain power because they work.  In a polarized nation, sad that many voters choose ideology over competence.    Or lie over truth.    Fortunately, good prevails over evil in this election.

     
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    People despise the media and the culture of identity politics pushed by the left. 

    You need balls to take on the fight. 

    Trump has the balls. 

    an_light

     

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    People despise the media and the culture of identity politics pushed by the left. 

    You need balls to take on the fight. 

    Trump has the balls. 

    an_light

     

     
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    Posted: Nov. 15, 2020 - 12:12 PM ET #12

    In meditation of this I keep being drawn back to the pendulum and the yoga of construction and relaxation. 

    It seems that the furthur control is placed the more Independency is longed for. Forcing an agenda to push the ultra left agenda has begun many years ago with primary education and the NEA. 

    The want for acceptance compliance and tolerance agendas is driven through atudents.

    But the furthur away it seems to lead. The ideal facility would emerge but that is still now only rhetoric. 

    Those educators have long retired and a new form of tolerance anti bullying culture diversity has taken it's place but still far from achieving any realization of initial goals.

    At the same moment our testing standards then ranked us in the top 10 for education which had fallen throughout the 20th century at one time we were leading education 100 years later we are dead last compared to other industrialized nations.

    Good bad indifference to those concepts it is that we are creating higher risk of electing someone worse than Trump.  

    So of all the responses detox has stated an appeal point of admiration of an alpha male. Kelly Ann Conway has echoed this statement in response to women respecting and admiring string leadership skills known of our Current President... 

    Again No clue as to say yea or nay but what is real .

     

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    In meditation of this I keep being drawn back to the pendulum and the yoga of construction and relaxation. 

    It seems that the furthur control is placed the more Independency is longed for. Forcing an agenda to push the ultra left agenda has begun many years ago with primary education and the NEA. 

    The want for acceptance compliance and tolerance agendas is driven through atudents.

    But the furthur away it seems to lead. The ideal facility would emerge but that is still now only rhetoric. 

    Those educators have long retired and a new form of tolerance anti bullying culture diversity has taken it's place but still far from achieving any realization of initial goals.

    At the same moment our testing standards then ranked us in the top 10 for education which had fallen throughout the 20th century at one time we were leading education 100 years later we are dead last compared to other industrialized nations.

    Good bad indifference to those concepts it is that we are creating higher risk of electing someone worse than Trump.  

    So of all the responses detox has stated an appeal point of admiration of an alpha male. Kelly Ann Conway has echoed this statement in response to women respecting and admiring string leadership skills known of our Current President... 

    Again No clue as to say yea or nay but what is real .

     

     
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    Trump preys on the mentally weak, who cannot think for themselves, just like many of his supporters in this forum. He knows those that cannot independently think are likely to fall for his BS. We even see posters in this forum repeating his exact quotes he puts on twitter "Russia Russia Russia" "Russian Hoax",

    "election fraud." These people cannot think freely, and have no problem playing "follow the leader." Just think, there are those that think this highly insecure, spoiled baby of a person is a leader, and tough. an_roll_laugh

    This is how dumb his followers are. an_light

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    Trump preys on the mentally weak, who cannot think for themselves, just like many of his supporters in this forum. He knows those that cannot independently think are likely to fall for his BS. We even see posters in this forum repeating his exact quotes he puts on twitter "Russia Russia Russia" "Russian Hoax",

    "election fraud." These people cannot think freely, and have no problem playing "follow the leader." Just think, there are those that think this highly insecure, spoiled baby of a person is a leader, and tough. an_roll_laugh

    This is how dumb his followers are. an_light

     
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    Posted: Nov. 15, 2020 - 12:39 PM ET #14

    So deezy your stating it is an educational design ?

    Cause you are implying we left 70 million behind. 

     

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    So deezy your stating it is an educational design ?

    Cause you are implying we left 70 million behind. 

     

     
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    People have the exact same “thought process” as the mainstream media and think they’re free thinkers

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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    So deezy your stating it is an educational design ? Cause you are implying we left 70 million behind.

    Educational, social context, families with low levels of intelligence, and zero critical thinking skills. 

    Do what you are told by those that claim to be rich and successful, follow the leaders, consume social media (alternative reality). Herd thinking. Yes, I believe at least 70 million in this country are complete morons, and/or so constrained by political party affiliation that they cannot think outside of the box. an_light

     

    Individualism, greed, and selfishness also drive American culture. People are all out for themselves, and Trump epitomizes such a philosophy. People will vote and support a vile human being because he makes it ok to be selfish. Oh I know he is a horrible person, but I saved on my taxes. This type of thinking is the downfall of America. an_light

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    So deezy your stating it is an educational design ? Cause you are implying we left 70 million behind.

    Educational, social context, families with low levels of intelligence, and zero critical thinking skills. 

    Do what you are told by those that claim to be rich and successful, follow the leaders, consume social media (alternative reality). Herd thinking. Yes, I believe at least 70 million in this country are complete morons, and/or so constrained by political party affiliation that they cannot think outside of the box. an_light

     

    Individualism, greed, and selfishness also drive American culture. People are all out for themselves, and Trump epitomizes such a philosophy. People will vote and support a vile human being because he makes it ok to be selfish. Oh I know he is a horrible person, but I saved on my taxes. This type of thinking is the downfall of America. an_light

     
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    Your starting to feel as a conservative individual. 

    Detox seems to behaving as a Democrat needing a leader to follow.

    I recognize two parties can flip flop perceptions. 

    Democrats pre 70s were solid south segregationist who became republican.

    Vote for a Republican before 1970 and quite possibly you be disowned in the south.

    Republicans then were Dr king Malcolm x Colin Powell condelesa rice.

    Today maybe you both need regarding they need an alpha and democrats became group thinkers...

     

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    Your starting to feel as a conservative individual. 

    Detox seems to behaving as a Democrat needing a leader to follow.

    I recognize two parties can flip flop perceptions. 

    Democrats pre 70s were solid south segregationist who became republican.

    Vote for a Republican before 1970 and quite possibly you be disowned in the south.

    Republicans then were Dr king Malcolm x Colin Powell condelesa rice.

    Today maybe you both need regarding they need an alpha and democrats became group thinkers...

     

     
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    Democrats will be in trouble if they ever lose the black vote. Black people are the only race in America owned by a political party. 

    The relationship hasn’t worked out well for black people. Eventually they’ll stop believing the propaganda. 

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    Democrats will be in trouble if they ever lose the black vote. Black people are the only race in America owned by a political party. 

    The relationship hasn’t worked out well for black people. Eventually they’ll stop believing the propaganda. 

     
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    Maher began by pointing to a New York Times headline that read "Something went wrong" that summarized a Democrat post-election conference call where they "wept, cursed and traded blame."

    "Wait, I thought we won this one," Maher reacted, alluding to Joe Biden's projected presidential victory. "Yes, we did ... but Democrats were supposed to flip the Senate and didn't, supposed to flip state legislatures, not a one. And they lost seats in the House.

    "In a year that was so much about making people aware of racism, their share of minority votes went down!" he continued. "The message to Democrats from so much of the country seems to be, 'We don't like Trump but we still can't bring ourselves to vote for you.'

    "If Cracker Jack was made of popcorn and dog s--- and half the people threw out the popcorn, popcorn should want to know why. Either liberals can either write off half the country as 'irredeemable' or they can ask what is it about a 'D' next to a candidate's name that makes it so toxic?"

    He cited several Democratic lawmakers who offered their assessments on how they can win back voters, like U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego of Arizona, who urged the party not to discourage Latino voters by using the term "Latinx," something Maher says is used by "pandering White politicians who mistake Twitter for real people."

    Maher then cited Reps. Abigal Spanberger and Jim Clyburn, who discouraged the "defund the police" slogan and pointed to Rep. Conor Lamb, who urged Democratic rhetoric "needs to be dialed back. It needs to be rooted in common sense."

    "Democrats too often don't come across as having common sense to a huge swath of Americans ... but as I've said before, politics in this country is binary. You have to wear everything your side does. Republicans are the party of don't wear masks, kids in cages, lock her up, and Democrats are the party of every hypersensitive, social-justice-warrior-woke-bulls--- story in the news. They're the party that disappears people or tries to make them apologize for ridiculous things." 

     
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    Maher began by pointing to a New York Times headline that read "Something went wrong" that summarized a Democrat post-election conference call where they "wept, cursed and traded blame."

    "Wait, I thought we won this one," Maher reacted, alluding to Joe Biden's projected presidential victory. "Yes, we did ... but Democrats were supposed to flip the Senate and didn't, supposed to flip state legislatures, not a one. And they lost seats in the House.

    "In a year that was so much about making people aware of racism, their share of minority votes went down!" he continued. "The message to Democrats from so much of the country seems to be, 'We don't like Trump but we still can't bring ourselves to vote for you.'

    "If Cracker Jack was made of popcorn and dog s--- and half the people threw out the popcorn, popcorn should want to know why. Either liberals can either write off half the country as 'irredeemable' or they can ask what is it about a 'D' next to a candidate's name that makes it so toxic?"

    He cited several Democratic lawmakers who offered their assessments on how they can win back voters, like U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego of Arizona, who urged the party not to discourage Latino voters by using the term "Latinx," something Maher says is used by "pandering White politicians who mistake Twitter for real people."

    Maher then cited Reps. Abigal Spanberger and Jim Clyburn, who discouraged the "defund the police" slogan and pointed to Rep. Conor Lamb, who urged Democratic rhetoric "needs to be dialed back. It needs to be rooted in common sense."

    "Democrats too often don't come across as having common sense to a huge swath of Americans ... but as I've said before, politics in this country is binary. You have to wear everything your side does. Republicans are the party of don't wear masks, kids in cages, lock her up, and Democrats are the party of every hypersensitive, social-justice-warrior-woke-bulls--- story in the news. They're the party that disappears people or tries to make them apologize for ridiculous things." 

     
     
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    I think we have one of the most unhappy countries in the world. We seem to never be happy with what we have always looking for more & more while life passes us by. The cost of a little gray hair is a small price to pay for all my wisdom. While at the same time I thought growing older would take longer.

    Social media has changed our lives for both good & bad. Lives are transformed with the click of a finger. Information is available at a "real time" rate that we have never seen before in our lives. With this amount of data coming at us faster & faster each day, it becomes more difficult to separate truth from fiction. 

    Many are not capable of deciphering the new knowledge & repetition of this information becomes fact in their minds without it being proven as such. We can blame society & it's norms, poor parenting etc. but I tend to look at the individual & the choices that person has made in life.

    peace

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    I think we have one of the most unhappy countries in the world. We seem to never be happy with what we have always looking for more & more while life passes us by. The cost of a little gray hair is a small price to pay for all my wisdom. While at the same time I thought growing older would take longer.

    Social media has changed our lives for both good & bad. Lives are transformed with the click of a finger. Information is available at a "real time" rate that we have never seen before in our lives. With this amount of data coming at us faster & faster each day, it becomes more difficult to separate truth from fiction. 

    Many are not capable of deciphering the new knowledge & repetition of this information becomes fact in their minds without it being proven as such. We can blame society & it's norms, poor parenting etc. but I tend to look at the individual & the choices that person has made in life.

    peace

     
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    Posted: Nov. 15, 2020 - 6:16 PM ET #21

    That is a conservative principal one is responsible for ones decisions and take.responsibilty for ones own mistakes. 

    Or it at least was a conservative principal. 

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    That is a conservative principal one is responsible for ones decisions and take.responsibilty for ones own mistakes. 

    Or it at least was a conservative principal. 

     
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    It might have become a liberal principal now.

     

    I bit hard to discern these days....

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    I bit hard to discern these days....

     
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    This man is currently the president of the Senate in maine. He is from the second district same Jared Golden and Donald Trump won here in Maine.

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    This man is currently the president of the Senate in maine. He is from the second district same Jared Golden and Donald Trump won here in Maine.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    Realistically very few in the world will be accepted to ivy league college.  As the corner is made and the elementary uniform takes shape in middle school. Then high school the preview of division is drawn.   The ideal of equality is diminished further.  Maybe Trump represents the resentment growing with the disparage and deplorable now representing half of the population.  Those who were mocked for being stupid or poor . Those who found huge grievances with Fair system concocted by the elite. We look to Europe in 1930 and ask how did Hitler become so popular...

    Nature1970 is right.  Biggest difference is education.  Biden voters tend to be better educated.  Whereas less educated voters choose deplorable Trump without considering his destructive policies.

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    Realistically very few in the world will be accepted to ivy league college.  As the corner is made and the elementary uniform takes shape in middle school. Then high school the preview of division is drawn.   The ideal of equality is diminished further.  Maybe Trump represents the resentment growing with the disparage and deplorable now representing half of the population.  Those who were mocked for being stupid or poor . Those who found huge grievances with Fair system concocted by the elite. We look to Europe in 1930 and ask how did Hitler become so popular...

    Nature1970 is right.  Biggest difference is education.  Biden voters tend to be better educated.  Whereas less educated voters choose deplorable Trump without considering his destructive policies.

     
     
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    Trump had far better foreign policies than Biden (Iraq invasion etc). 

    What destructive policies are you talking about? 

     

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    What destructive policies are you talking about? 

     

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