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Burnley123 · 41-45, M
I'm speaking as an outsider here but there are (at least) two different visions of what America is or should be. You can even talk of two incomparable understandings of reality.
I'm one for constructive dialogue and I don't hate people for their political beliefs outside of outright fascists.
To some degree, the antagonism in American politics is kind of rational.
If you think Biden stole the election, that the great replacement theory is true and that Trump is the man to save America, you aren't going to like Democrats.
If you think that Trump is a threat to American democracy, that he's in league with Putin and that Project 2025 will effectively end the constitution, then you aren't going to like Democrats.
There must be so many nasty family arguments about politics in America.
I'm one for constructive dialogue and I don't hate people for their political beliefs outside of outright fascists.
To some degree, the antagonism in American politics is kind of rational.
If you think Biden stole the election, that the great replacement theory is true and that Trump is the man to save America, you aren't going to like Democrats.
If you think that Trump is a threat to American democracy, that he's in league with Putin and that Project 2025 will effectively end the constitution, then you aren't going to like Democrats.
There must be so many nasty family arguments about politics in America.
