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1 minute ago, Khan said:

 

What is it with Republicans and grammar and spelling, anyway?

 

It's because they despise education. Especially public education. That's why one of there biggest talking points is hatred for the "elites."

 

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4 minutes ago, Khan said:

 

What is it with Republicans and grammar and spelling, anyway?

They lead by example. They love the poorly educated.

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The poorly educated are much easier to control and manipulate. What's not to love? (if you're into that sort of thing).

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So I just got back from the rally in Chicago. Mega amazing. 150,000 people. There were people of all ages, colors, genders. People brought their pets, babies, kids and it was a very uplifting event. They had to cancel the actual march because of the unexpectedly large turnout. But much of the crowd elected to march anyway. Only thing that does sadden me a bit is not a lot of black women and I can understand why. We white women have a lot of work to do to earn their trust back and justifiably so. I don't even know if it's possible. Not to say the crowd wasn't diverse, but it was something I observed. But the white women in the crowd were schooled by a 75 year old white woman who was a civil rights activist and worked on the equal rights amendment in the 70's. She rattled off the percentage of European centric Americans who voted for Trump included the 53% of white women. It's obvious it made many in the crowd uncomfortable. She acknowledged it would, that she was pissed about it,  but went on to challenge them and to charge the crowd up again, but especially that group. It's odd to hear me talking in the third person as I am one of them. Not one of the 53% but a white women and know there is more I can do. It feels like such an overwhelming task until you realize the Tea Party started in 2009 and made huge election inroads in 2010.

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39 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

So I just got back from the rally in Chicago. Mega amazing. 150,000 people. There were people of all ages, colors, genders. People brought their pets, babies, kids and it was a very uplifting event.

It amazes me that people still have this kind of trust in the system. In a way, it's sort of comforting, but I could never trust the police in that way.

 

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1 hour ago, Juliajms said:

A lot of people would take W back because he wasn't a mean spirited bully.  He did a huge amount of damage to the people and especially children of the middle east though.  Something close to half a million children are dead due to our wars over there. Trump says "they hate us", well some of them do and not without damn good reason. So while stupid never feels as dangerous as pure evil, sometimes it is. In fact that's how I feel about a lot of the people that got Trump elected.

 

Except he was mean spirited.  The man tried his damnedest, and built his campaign around, writing discrimination into the constitution.  

 

His denseness is entertaining, though.  It does make me laugh.

 

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I get enough unfunny juvenile gag picture posts from Soapsuds as is.

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3 hours ago, Khan said:

You know...so much anger has come from both sides lately...I'm starting to worry that something terrifying IS about to happen.

Isn't that what you want? After all, "war is hell", you enjoy seeing people getting sucker punched.

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