Has the Trump Administration polarised American Politics so much or it has always been so?
Just curious, no offence to anyone or side taking, just general observation and curious about it
26-30, M
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AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
I would say the administration that wants special rights and privileges for illegal immigrants, homosexuals, and "people of color" has done the polarization.
The admin that wants to allow criminals out of jail and full healthcare for dryfronts while American veterans are homeless has done polarization.
The admin that allowed universities to discriminate against Jews
The admin that forced people to take experimental vaccines in order to leave their homes or keep their jobs
The admin that made the big tech companies suppress everything regarding the crimes of the Biden family to keep voters in the dark
The admin that backs taxpayers financing sex change operations
The admin that will allow the schools to set children up with sex change operations without the parents knowledge
The admin that wants to allow criminals out of jail and full healthcare for dryfronts while American veterans are homeless has done polarization.
The admin that allowed universities to discriminate against Jews
The admin that forced people to take experimental vaccines in order to leave their homes or keep their jobs
The admin that made the big tech companies suppress everything regarding the crimes of the Biden family to keep voters in the dark
The admin that backs taxpayers financing sex change operations
The admin that will allow the schools to set children up with sex change operations without the parents knowledge
Popobandar4 · 26-30, M
@AmericanAvenger but people of color worked a lot to make America great, atleast that's what i read in history
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@Popobandar4 What does that have to do with special rights for them that no one else is allowed?
Are you even American?
Are you even American?
Popobandar4 · 26-30, M
@AmericanAvenger for the sake of equity, maybe, historically disadvantaged ...
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@Popobandar4 There is no way to not be polarized if some groups are favored over others. "Historically disadvantaged" is just that - history. Leaning on that today is ridiculous and it perpetuate the victim mentality of some minorities that actually limits their success.
I am old enough to have seen the time when their were social disadvantages for black people. America has transcended that time. That is why people from all over the world a steadily breaking into my great country. It is was racist or polarized so much, why would they keep coming? They come because they know it is the best place in the world for opportunity and freedom.
I am old enough to have seen the time when their were social disadvantages for black people. America has transcended that time. That is why people from all over the world a steadily breaking into my great country. It is was racist or polarized so much, why would they keep coming? They come because they know it is the best place in the world for opportunity and freedom.
Popobandar4 · 26-30, M
@AmericanAvenger i am not American and have never been to America but since the intense globalization has started and everything is interlinked , and America has her leg in almost everything, so everyone watches... so do i .. .. i have read American History, and follow current affairs, and i asked in curiosity
Popobandar4 · 26-30, M
@AmericanAvenger i can understand you love your country and naturally so, almost all people do love the country where they are born... but... there are many ifs about the sweeping statements you just made
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@Popobandar4 You are not American so you dont count when it comes to America. Down play it all you want - the USA is the greatest nation on this planet - still. And the world is better because of it.