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Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Nov 6 '14, 10:03

Both sides play the fear of change card equally well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGnE83A1Z4U

I also don't think it's fair for a segment of our population to tell another segment of our population what their "interests" are or should be.

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I disagree on point one. I'm not saying both sides don't do it (especially in election years), but they don't do it equally by any means. It's a - pmb Nov 6, 10:08 11
- Who are we to define whether other people are being helped or hurt? - Strongbad Nov 6, 10:10 10
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    - inartfully expressed but true. - Reagen Nov 6, 11:25 1
      - And maybe in the end, it's preferable for conservatives to support the rich (a.k..a. white people) rather than the poor and minorities -- nm - con_carne Nov 6, 11:33
    - That wasn't a very "uniter" moment, no. But people seem to forget that these bad results are something conservative voters are doing to themselves. - con_carne Nov 6, 11:22
  - "Cutting taxes for corporations and the rich is going to be good for everybody. Trust us!" When empirical evidence clearly shows the opposite has - con_carne Nov 6, 10:50 1
    - evidence, schmevidence! -- nm - znufrii Nov 6, 10:52
  - I can determine that when they are supporting policies that cut taxes for the rich and cuts to government spending on matters that directly impact - pmb Nov 6, 10:16 3
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    - what if they don't want the rich to have to pay taxes, pmb, and what if they don't want to government's hands on their medicare? - znufrii Nov 6, 10:36 1
      - Kind of like this? -- (link) - mara Nov 6, 10:40

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