Comments by "" (@krasmasov6852) on "Can Democrats and Republicans See Eye to Eye? | Middle Ground" video.

  1. Why? Doesn't it get tiring being hateful and wrong all the time?
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  2.  @mckinleyknight1775  Yes, during the Civil Rights Movement, there was a party switch.
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  3.  @jackthyers644  We all have different ideas of greatness. And the whole "again" part is particularly messed up. America was never great.
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  4. You know most immigrants don't actually do that, right? And you can't get here in the first place when you come from nothing unless you can literally walk.
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  5.  @jackthyers644  Are you saying that recognizing racial inequality is racist?
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  6. based
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  7. America has 2 parties that are almost identical. You have a centrist to center right party and a right to far right party. The left has no power in America.
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  8. I mean it kind of matters a lot though because political policies affect our lives. For example, if you want to prevent people from having to live in their truck or something, you'd want to enact leftist policies that push for housing as a basic human right.
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  9. Who does the KKK vote for these days?
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  10.  @សៀវភៅវិញ្ញាសាជីវិត  I mean back in the day before the alignment shift, yeah. Then the Dems sided with the civil rights movement and alienated their racist voters. That's why the modern KKK votes Republican now.
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  11. The slaves were black in America though, and that's the frame of reference here. The racist systems of that slavery are still present today.
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  12. What's best is neither party. The Republicans are obviously evil and the Democrats are terrible at combatting that evil often governing the exact same way they would.
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  13.  @Jigajo13  They advocate for policies that increase the suffering of working people and minorities for the benefit of wealth, ego, and rigid hierarchy.
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  14.  @andypozuelos1204  No, you're thinking of systemic racism. Racism in general can come from anyone.
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  15. What does it mean? At what point was America great?
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  16.  @7EiamJ7  That's not how that works.
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  17.  @7EiamJ7  Take your argument to its natural conclusion. You would have to necessarily believe it's racist to point out that racism exists.
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  18.  @7EiamJ7  You're arguing that it's racist to point out white privilege. White privilege exists because of systemic racism. Therefore, pointing out racism is racist according to you.
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  19.  @7EiamJ7  Lmao you're doubling down. You're claiming that it's racist to point out racism. But yes, police are systemically sexist.
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  20.  @7EiamJ7  It's in the phrase. Racism as part of a system.
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  21.  @7EiamJ7  Wait, you think it only counts if it's a written rule or law?
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  22.  @7EiamJ7  You might as well be asking me to explain myself for the claim that the sky is blue. Lower wages, worse infrastructure, harsher policing, worse housing, higher generational poverty, worse education, etc. The system as is perpetuates all of this.
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  23.  @7EiamJ7  By what metric?
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  24.  @belladonna8200  Lol no you don't.
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  25.  @belladonna8200  You don't believe in small government if you're a Republican.
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  26.  @belladonna8200  Okay, now you believe in small government. Massive companies though? Just fine.
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  27.  @GC-yw1mn  Not to mention local media is dominated by conservatives with Sinclair owning local stations all across the country.
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  28. I wish. I'd actually vote for Democrats if that were the case.
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  29. Hispanic people can be white.
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  30. Yeah, between election cycles, they act like conservatives. They pretend to be progressive to get elected then govern every bit as backwards and evil as Republicans.
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  31.  @andypozuelos1204  Why not? Universal health care is easier to implement on a larger scale.
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