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Hillary Clinton voters are the republicans of the future

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  • Ed...serious question. If trump came to you and said melania's been somewhat derelict in her wifely duties and he just needs an old fashioned to get him through the next couple weeks. What do you do? He's not asking for eye contact or any gay shit like that....just a simple no eye contact handy.....you in?

    @clevfan4life said:

    Ed...serious question. If trump came to you and said melania's been somewhat derelict in her wifely duties and he just needs an old fashioned to get him through the next couple weeks. What do you do? He's not asking for eye contact or any gay shit like that....just a simple no eye contact handy.....you in?

    Idk I could be the next Monica Lewinsky and make millions selling a book and doing interviews and such - it would be tempting.

  • @clevfan4life said:

    Ed...serious question. If trump came to you and said melania's been somewhat derelict in her wifely duties and he just needs an old fashioned to get him through the next couple weeks. What do you do? He's not asking for eye contact or any gay shit like that....just a simple no eye contact handy.....you in?

    Idk I could be the next Monica Lewinsky and make millions selling a book and doing interviews and such - it would be tempting.

    @bbedward said:

    Idk I could be the next Monica Lewinsky and make millions selling a book and doing interviews and such - it would be tempting.

    I didnt think anout that good one. She had "the dress", you could have "the tie"

  • Back to the original topic, I think you are correct Chris.

    A cliché , but also a truism, that I've repeated often is that liberals tend to think of History beginning 40 years ago, but I guess everybody can do that.

    Just look at the shift in global politics and government over the last hundred or so years.

    I don't think that many people will actually change their acceptance of some of the social issues but will eventually get to the point that they throw up their hands and say well it really doesn't affect my life one way or the other so who cares. Still it's Human Nature for a Group A to be pissed off at Group B, so no matter what the parties will morph into in the coming centuries they will still hate each other.

    😉

    There probably won't be any huge swing to the military right until the economy really goes into the shitter.

    WSS

  • Wtf steve? We're talking about what it would take to get ed to give trump a no homo hsndjob. Dont change the subject what kind of bullshit is that?

  • I think as has been said before, individual views don't change as much as societal views. Take someone like DieHard - married a Japanese lady, whereas 150 years ago, conservatives of the day were all about keeping marriage within races. Yet here he is today, conservative as they come.

    There may be some truth to suggesting woody will be a conservative in 20 years time, but I don't think it's because he will have 'seen the light' but rather because of that shifting of social views.

    In terms of the Hillary voters, there's a clear split in the party between the younger, new-to-politics voters who constitute the future of the party, and the older, 'we have all of our social rights now, pretty much, and I'm actually doing alright economically, so let's just keep it where we are' voters. Those are the people that will morph in to conservatives. And maybe, in 30+ years, when the bernie supporters of today have their free education, equal rights for people across the gender and sexuality spectrum, big money lobbying outlawed, and all the other things, they too will become conservatives, and a new wave of democrats will come in, with whatever the new idea of the day is - maybe AI is so advanced it's able to feel love and people want to marry robots, who knows.

  • Diehard married one o dem der pearl harborerses? A japanese jean stapleton then eh? Oh i can work with that

  • Well there's a great deal of Truth to that. When I was a kid I was pretty damn liberal. Really anti-war, mostly because I might have gotten drafted and had to go fight in one.

    I've never had a problem with homosexuals and back in those days I thought black people had a point about discrimination.

    My Views have changed slightly only in the regard that I wish so many gay people didn't enjoy shocking and offending the straight world as much as they do. I understand how much fun it is but don't think it furthers anybody's agenda. Black people? I think that in these days affirmative action and laws making it almost impossible to fire one, I think it's time to join the human race. That means not using slavery and Jim Crow as an excuse for every possible ill of your community.

    It's a little bit like your buddy who's crying about being broke so you give him some money and he goes out and buys beer and cigarettes.

    As far as Bernie's socialism, sure, we're moving that way politicians have to find new perks to give people and the old perks can't ever be taken away.

    My jaded view free public education is fine but how few people take advantage of 1 through 12 and how many will actually take advantage of 13 through 16? Is it human nature to undervalue something you get for free?

    As to what he changing his mind? I would guess that in 30 years gay marriage and civil rights, which are already the law of the land, won't be his go-to issues.

    But I wouldn't expect the future version of Bernie Sanders will be able to get money out of politics. Anyone that believes that is kidding himself.

    Politicians have been bitching about that forever, especially the ones with less money. 😉

    WSS

  • Another somewhat interesting change in politics since I was in college, the idea of protesting conflict in Vietnam was in a great part carried on in churches with members of the clergy taking up the banner against War.

    WSS

  • Another somewhat interesting change in politics since I was in college, the idea of protesting conflict in Vietnam was in a great part carried on in churches with members of the clergy taking up the banner against War.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Another somewhat interesting change in politics since I was in college, the idea of protesting conflict in Vietnam was in a great part carried on in churches with members of the clergy taking up the banner against War.

    WSS

    Yet the catholic churchs part in the war is well documented

    http://www.reformation.org/vietnam.html

  • The Catholic Church is a scumbag organization.