A New York Times-Siena College poll released Tuesday showed more registered voters feared Trump using the troops to intimidate his political opponents than feared crime spiraling out of control without the guard in-use.
A New York Times-Siena College poll released Tuesday showed more registered voters feared Trump using the troops to intimidate his political opponents than feared crime spiraling out of control without the guard in-use.
A New York Times-Siena College poll released Tuesday showed more registered voters feared Trump using the troops to intimidate his political opponents than feared crime spiraling out of control without the guard in-use.
I remained perplexed on the topic, so I slept on it. I woke up and reread the post. I think I have identified this disconnect:
Magas want you to believe thats its the democrat states doing all the murders, cause they dont want you to know the truth.
1) Magas want you to believe thats its the democrat states doing all the murders
I don't believe this to be overwhelmingly true at all. Maybe some unscrupulous MAGAs somewhere might try to make this claim, but on a whole not so much. Maga's do contend that democrat cities are doing a lot of murders. MAGAs don't tend to speak in absolutes.
2) cause they dont want you to know the truth.
Magas don't really fear the truth as many of the substantial issues of the particular day land on their side years later. In fact Magas prefer you to know the truth so we can have meaningful dialog and not waste all our time trying to establish a baseline.
So its difficult to dig into the meat and potatos of the remainder of your argument if the pretense is rooted on a shaky foundation.
I'd be willing to bet that there are several reasons Trump is exercising his military authority. I believe he wouldn't be a politician if we knew all the reasons. I'd even grant you some of them may in fact not be about crime. However to suggest he's doing this out of hate for Democrats in my book probably isnt one of the reasons as we'd see a different outcome.
I remained perplexed on the topic, so I slept on it. I woke up and reread the post. I think I have identified this disconnect:
Magas want you to believe thats its the democrat states doing all the murders, cause they dont want you to know the truth.
1) Magas want you to believe thats its the democrat states doing all the murders
I don't believe this to be overwhelmingly true at all. Maybe some unscrupulous MAGAs somewhere might try to make this claim, but on a whole not so much. Maga's do contend that democrat cities are doing a lot of murders. MAGAs don't tend to speak in absolutes.
2) cause they dont want you to know the truth.
Magas don't really fear the truth as many of the substantial issues of the particular day land on their side years later. In fact Magas prefer you to know the truth so we can have meaningful dialog and not waste all our time trying to establish a baseline.
So its difficult to dig into the meat and potatos of the remainder of your argument if the pretense is rooted on a shaky foundation.
I'd be willing to bet that there are several reasons Trump is exercising his military authority. I believe he wouldn't be a politician if we knew all the reasons. I'd even grant you some of them may in fact not be about crime. However to suggest he's doing this out of hate for Democrats in my book probably isnt one of the reasons as we'd see a different outcome.
Most strikingly and most significantly, Trump seemed to try and recruit the generals and admirals to his political, domestic crackdown. He and Hegseth tried to pit them against Democrats, academia, supposed left-wing radicals and the media.
Most strikingly and most significantly, Trump seemed to try and recruit the generals and admirals to his political, domestic crackdown. He and Hegseth tried to pit them against Democrats, academia, supposed left-wing radicals and the media.
True!
True!
rump is a fascist
rump is a fascist
If the result of entering a thread is to make petty combative jabs or off topic nonsense then please just avoid the member threads entirely because it is obvious what several in this thread are doing and this is not the location for messages in that fashion, there are plenty of threads in the box where some of you are sharing your true colors and I would ask that you keep it there and stop provoking other members.
If the result of entering a thread is to make petty combative jabs or off topic nonsense then please just avoid the member threads entirely because it is obvious what several in this thread are doing and this is not the location for messages in that fashion, there are plenty of threads in the box where some of you are sharing your true colors and I would ask that you keep it there and stop provoking other members.
maybe not holding my breath
maybe not holding my breath
Maybe if red states disarmed the majority of blue cities within their borders, crime would be down 90% throughout the entire country.
Perfect examples being Philadelphia, Memphis, Nashville, Albuquerque, New Orleans, Montgomery, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Jackson just to name a few.
100% Facts.
Maybe if red states disarmed the majority of blue cities within their borders, crime would be down 90% throughout the entire country.
Perfect examples being Philadelphia, Memphis, Nashville, Albuquerque, New Orleans, Montgomery, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Jackson just to name a few.
100% Facts.
Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas? More people = more opportunity for crime
The real reason crime is high is because people don't have jobs, hope, or direction. Maybe instead of "disarming" blue cities, people should be finding out a way to bolster opportunities and give people direction?
Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas? More people = more opportunity for crime
The real reason crime is high is because people don't have jobs, hope, or direction. Maybe instead of "disarming" blue cities, people should be finding out a way to bolster opportunities and give people direction?
@kagakuotoko
You make good points, I agree.
Blue cities tend to be high density populations, and over the past 15+ years, the majority of these large cities have fallen due to extended, unopposed failed Liberal policies pushing outrageous agendas that do not align with decades and decades of traditional American values.
Many Democratic mayors have lost their way.
@kagakuotoko
You make good points, I agree.
Blue cities tend to be high density populations, and over the past 15+ years, the majority of these large cities have fallen due to extended, unopposed failed Liberal policies pushing outrageous agendas that do not align with decades and decades of traditional American values.
Many Democratic mayors have lost their way.
@kagakuotoko
Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas?
Promise you it's not, at least here in Pennsylvania. The behavior is not tolerated in the least.
But how many is not many? Philly has 1.5 million and 40 minutes up the extension is Allentown with 130k. 40 minutes up the extension is Scranton with 75k. The entire path is pretty rural but also populated albeit unlike Philly.
@kagakuotoko
Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas?
Promise you it's not, at least here in Pennsylvania. The behavior is not tolerated in the least.
But how many is not many? Philly has 1.5 million and 40 minutes up the extension is Allentown with 130k. 40 minutes up the extension is Scranton with 75k. The entire path is pretty rural but also populated albeit unlike Philly.
Maybe a different example. No one anywhere between Allentown and Scranton is filling a cart with merchandise and walking out a chain store unchecked. Shoot, they even leave their razors unlocked on the shelves out here.
Maybe a different example. No one anywhere between Allentown and Scranton is filling a cart with merchandise and walking out a chain store unchecked. Shoot, they even leave their razors unlocked on the shelves out here.
I wouldn't either!
I wouldn't either!
Maybe a different example. No one anywhere between Allentown and Scranton is filling a cart with merchandise and walking out a chain store unchecked. Shoot, they even leave their razors unlocked on the shelves out here.
@unplucked_gem
As any store should in a civilized society. Nice to know there are still a few decent Democratic mayors not willing to toe the party line and sabotage their own cities.
Maybe a different example. No one anywhere between Allentown and Scranton is filling a cart with merchandise and walking out a chain store unchecked. Shoot, they even leave their razors unlocked on the shelves out here.
@unplucked_gem
As any store should in a civilized society. Nice to know there are still a few decent Democratic mayors not willing to toe the party line and sabotage their own cities.
[Quote: Originally Posted by kagakuotoko]Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers: Maybe if red states disarmed the majority of blue cities within their borders, crime would be down 90% in throughout the entire country. Perfect examples being Philadelphia, Memphis, Nashville, Albuquerque, New Orleans, Montgomery, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Jackson just to name a few. 100% Facts. Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas? More people = more opportunity for crime The real reason crime is high is because people don't have jobs, hope, or direction. Maybe instead of "disarming" blue cities, people should be finding out a way to bolster opportunities and give people direction?[/Quote]
And that's " society's problem " , isn't it ? Yours is a classic reply from the left w no real solution.
You want to give people opportunities and direction once they've become criminals. That's often times too late. The core of the problem is that inner-city youth grow up w no dad around, and only a baby-momma to raise them. Sorry, but Dem policies encourage split families w welfare support for the baby momma. There is plenty of data to support that welfare program "" keep "" families poor, with no incentive to better their lives.
So, for once, I'd like to see some real "pro active" solutions from the left to solve " society's problem "
The solutions aren't all that difficult to figure out. Putting forward the political will is.
[Quote: Originally Posted by kagakuotoko]Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers: Maybe if red states disarmed the majority of blue cities within their borders, crime would be down 90% in throughout the entire country. Perfect examples being Philadelphia, Memphis, Nashville, Albuquerque, New Orleans, Montgomery, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Jackson just to name a few. 100% Facts. Could that be due to the fact that a majority of people live in urban areas and not many people live in rural areas? More people = more opportunity for crime The real reason crime is high is because people don't have jobs, hope, or direction. Maybe instead of "disarming" blue cities, people should be finding out a way to bolster opportunities and give people direction?[/Quote]
And that's " society's problem " , isn't it ? Yours is a classic reply from the left w no real solution.
You want to give people opportunities and direction once they've become criminals. That's often times too late. The core of the problem is that inner-city youth grow up w no dad around, and only a baby-momma to raise them. Sorry, but Dem policies encourage split families w welfare support for the baby momma. There is plenty of data to support that welfare program "" keep "" families poor, with no incentive to better their lives.
So, for once, I'd like to see some real "pro active" solutions from the left to solve " society's problem "
The solutions aren't all that difficult to figure out. Putting forward the political will is.
Yes it is society's problem and I did provide solutions. You might be too overzealous to read in between the lines. First and foremost, yes you are correct in stating that once they crossed the threshold into criminality, it is too late. As for your crass stereotypical statements, there was a long line of events that led to this but I doubt you're ready or willing to hear that. The solution going forward is to invest in these communities and provide opportunities to build real skills to allow them to develop it further. People don't turn too criminality because it's joyous, they usually do it out of desperation and ignorance. Human beings love to make issues more complicated than it actually is. If people have honest work and the skills to work them, they will absolutely go that route over criminality.
Yes it is society's problem and I did provide solutions. You might be too overzealous to read in between the lines. First and foremost, yes you are correct in stating that once they crossed the threshold into criminality, it is too late. As for your crass stereotypical statements, there was a long line of events that led to this but I doubt you're ready or willing to hear that. The solution going forward is to invest in these communities and provide opportunities to build real skills to allow them to develop it further. People don't turn too criminality because it's joyous, they usually do it out of desperation and ignorance. Human beings love to make issues more complicated than it actually is. If people have honest work and the skills to work them, they will absolutely go that route over criminality.
@packersbackers
I think you need to be specific in what policies you are referring to. To make blanket statements leaves a lot to ascertain what you're getting at. I don't want to assume your thoughts, but it does seem that people on the right side of the aisle believe there is a one size fits all to solution to everything. When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
@packersbackers
I think you need to be specific in what policies you are referring to. To make blanket statements leaves a lot to ascertain what you're getting at. I don't want to assume your thoughts, but it does seem that people on the right side of the aisle believe there is a one size fits all to solution to everything. When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
thats the magas
thats the magas
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