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Originally Posted by Guest
Middle Ground....
Once not too long ago the bell curve presented a more diverse division between republicans and democrats. We had liberal republicans and conservative democrats. but as the years passed the division simplified to left and right. and with the advent of Obama a radical shift left. these radical lefties have under Obama made great headway with more entitlements, regulations , labor laws redefintion of DOMA, repeal of don't ask don't tell ,etc. They wrongly assume under Trump that they will lose ground.
People like George soros are funding organization to create chaos paying agitators who organized the disenfranchised. they do not want Trump to succeed because Trump has promised to return this nation back to the people. the radical left wants big government control. It is the reason behind their fight to stop ACA repeal, to stop fed regulations, etc.
Think about it the left doesn't rally against Trump policies because they know if people really looked at what he wants they would agree. so they keep their focus on Trump the man and his fortunate and his family because they can make a caricature of it all but not his policies. Just look at the policies and you will see for yourself.
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I do no disagree with you.
HOWEVER, I have spoken often of this same thing right here on this very forum, and you totally and completely ignore the radical extreme movement to the RIGHT.
Ignoring that extremist group and pretending "its all THEIR fault" will solve nothing. The divide becomes greater and harder to bridge.
If you really believe that "their" side is all the problem, then you are a large part of the problem.
Extremism on both sides, better represented on this forum by the right is the problem.
Obviously, not unexpectedly, you feel superior.
For me, the problem is when either the right or the left sees the other as THE PROBLEM. Never is one side or the other on protected ground...never is one side or the other 100% right or wrong.
My posts normally revolve around one side or the other claiming some sort of superiority.
You always say you want to talk issues, but avoid those discussions and want to lecture. Your feeling of superiority, and many on the left, are THE problem. Trust me, there is middle ground. Preaching at each other does not get you there.