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BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F
She supports universal healthcare, legalization of recreational drugs, legality of abortion, nationalized secondary education, reimportation of drugs from Canada and allowing for price negotiation, and infrastructure spending. She takes no corporate PAC money, no big money bundling, and has transparent campaign finance. Most of all, her platform centers around ending overseas military interventions and putting an end to the US empire. So all in all, an excellent candidate.
My one reservation about her is her concerning ties to Hindu nationalists in India. That's something to keep an eye on.
My one reservation about her is her concerning ties to Hindu nationalists in India. That's something to keep an eye on.
DesiDudeJ04 · 26-30, M
@BlueMetalChick she talks about principles stated in holy text Bhagvad Gita in some of her viral videos. Those principles are very high in context of Mankind. Only thing is whether she will going to act on them on not. If she does, then America will be luckiest country in the world and will remained as powerful country in next 5000 years.
P.S. I don't know her completely.
P.S. I don't know her completely.
LeopoldBloom · M
@BlueMetalChick And her membership in a demented religious cult.
BlueMetalChick · 26-30, F
@LeopoldBloom Which is confusing, since her voting record and entire political platform flies directly in the face of said demented religious cult.
If I told you that I was a devoted Nazi, but then I also did the complete opposite of what a Nazi would do, such as preaching pacifism and nonaggression, supporting the rights and wellbeing of Jews, Gypsies, and other racial groups seen as "impure", condemning the mistreatment of physically and mentally disabled people, so on and so forth, would you still consider me to be a Nazi? Just because I call myself one, but don't do anything that adheres to the ideology?
If I told you that I was a devoted Nazi, but then I also did the complete opposite of what a Nazi would do, such as preaching pacifism and nonaggression, supporting the rights and wellbeing of Jews, Gypsies, and other racial groups seen as "impure", condemning the mistreatment of physically and mentally disabled people, so on and so forth, would you still consider me to be a Nazi? Just because I call myself one, but don't do anything that adheres to the ideology?
DesiDudeJ04 · 26-30, M
Sorry to interfere, but people said that Hitler has read ancient Hindu Vedic scriptures and took inspiration and put a holy swastika on his flag.
But if you have read those scriptures, then you will follow righteousness and start seeing God in everyone and you will God in yourself to one day. The case is that those scriptures tell that there's God in everyone and he is everywhere. Read Vedas and Upanishads, you will know.
Hitler and Nazis had done bad deeds and because of that karma, they faced difficulties/punishment in the end.
I must say, they never understood those scriptures and they had given importance to their ego and greed.
I can understand that Germany faced many difficulties. But jews suffered their discrimination. That's wrong. Because Jews are citizens of Germany too.
But if you have read those scriptures, then you will follow righteousness and start seeing God in everyone and you will God in yourself to one day. The case is that those scriptures tell that there's God in everyone and he is everywhere. Read Vedas and Upanishads, you will know.
Hitler and Nazis had done bad deeds and because of that karma, they faced difficulties/punishment in the end.
I must say, they never understood those scriptures and they had given importance to their ego and greed.
I can understand that Germany faced many difficulties. But jews suffered their discrimination. That's wrong. Because Jews are citizens of Germany too.