You can't even read English, do you suck dick for a living?

u mad bro?

Nope.

Nah, u mad

#criticalthinking


Not my fault your mastery of language is a pittance

This post was edited by Duckling on Feb 12 2020 04:03pm

lol

because you "don't want to pay for" the black people you enslaved 200 years ago ?

Cool story bro. I'm not the one struggling with vocabulary words here.

Now stop being niggardly with good posts.

This post was edited by Skinned on Feb 12 2020 04:58pm

Q: "Is Bernie a communist?"
A: "Yes!"
Q: "Why?"
A: "Because he's a communist. Checkmate, libtards."

/thread




But for real: Bernie is not a communist, he's hovering around the border separating socialism from social democracy. He definitely is FAR to the left of the American mainstream on economic issues though.

I personally like Bernie and am convinced that he means well. I even agree with a good number of his problem analyses. Unfortunately, I disagree with the majority of the solutions he proposes, and I fucking hate and distrust virtually everyone in his orbit. Therefore, I definitely wouldnt vote for him and would root for his opponent, both within the primary context and in the general election.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Feb 12 2020 06:02pm

You cant create trust or solidarity with a decree, cant create it out of nowhere. Trust needs to have a tangible basis in common interests, a shared history, shared preferences/tastes/culture or a shared vision for the future.

Generally speaking, social and political science is in unambiguous about the finding that all across the world and all across human history, heterogeneity has always been detrimental to trust and to building up social capital. Tribalism is deeply ingrained in human nature, and can only pushed back by a conscious effort to a certain, limited degree. Why do you think the forces with the least interest in solidarity and a strong degree of redistribution are the ones pushing for policies that disempower the homogeneous nation state and try to heterogenize it?