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In response to "He’s correct. -- nm" by Will Hunting

And that would be fine, if people were well-informed and voted in accordance with policies they feel benefit them, rather than having prejudices stoked by bad actors. -- nm*

Posted by mara (aka mara) Nov 4 '21, 06:07

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It’s not a new thing. Americans have taken advantage of the stupid for centuries. If the Democrats can’t figure out the rules of the game, maybe - Will Hunting Nov 4, 06:13 6
- You might want to double check your math. -- nm - znufrii Nov 4, 06:28
- "It’s no secret this nation values hard work and ‘fiscal’ competency." I actually don't believe that AT ALL -- nm - ty97 Nov 4, 06:26 3
  - No, it tracks perfectly if you realize that “Hard work” = others’ unrewarded labor, and “Fiscal competency” = not spending money to help *those people* -- (edited) - znufrii Nov 4, 06:34
  - Again, I think there's a huge disconnect between what people say they value and what they actually value. Anyone who idolizes Trump doesn't actually - mara Nov 4, 06:30 1
    - 100% agree on the disconnect. I'm reflecting on what people *actually* value, not what they claim. -- nm - ty97 Nov 4, 06:53
- I agree that Dem, liberal, and progressive are being stupid when they insist on purity. I'm just saying that while a majority of voters may *vote* - mara Nov 4, 06:25

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