Is The Left/Right Divide Bridgeable?

[phylodog]

And do you think that after 50 years of the public voting in democrats in detroit, as it continues to go down hill every single election, that the people should bare no responsibility for that?

Sure they do. The reality is that it'll never happen.

I gave up on "right" and "fair" a long time ago. I expect wrongess, unfairness and unjust treatment now from everyone and things typically work out about where I'd expect.

 

[jamil]

I could bridge that with a .30-06

Uh, that's not a bridge. That's a breach. But. It's worth noting that there is no division where the divisor is eliminated.

 

[BugI02]

Here’s another divide we can’t bridge.

I can bridge that divide at 3060 fps from a long way away

 

[BugI02]

I pray, I throw my worries to god and try to spread his message when possible, and keep my eyes wide open.
Mostly that's all we can do. Be informed, diligent, and have grace even when dealing with our enemies.

And network informally with like minded people

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[BugI02]

I could bridge that with a .30-06

 

[Tombs]

Sure they do. The reality is that it'll never happen.

I gave up on "right" and "fair" a long time ago. I expect wrongess, unfairness and unjust treatment now from everyone and things typically work out about where I'd expect.

I don't agree with the premise of it never happening. Chickens always come home to roost, whether it's a matter of days or a matter of generations. Eventually consequences catch up.

 

[BigRed]

Sure they do. The reality is that it'll never happen.

I gave up on "right" and "fair" a long time ago. I expect wrongess, unfairness and unjust treatment now from everyone and things typically work out about where I'd expect.

Wisdom.

 

[phylodog]

I don't agree with the premise of it never happening. Chickens always come home to roost, whether it's a matter of days or a matter of generations. Eventually consequences catch up.

I'm a believer that the real consequences don't come until we attain room temperature.

 

[Kdf101]

I could bridge that with a .30-06

There aren’t too many problems a man can’t fix, with 700 dollars and a 30/06.

 

[Cynical]

The constitution constrains government, not the private sector.

I personally don't believe anything constrains the government. The government won't even protect our borders much less put corrupt politicians in jail.

 

[Ingomike]

I personally don't believe anything constrains the government. The government won't even protect our borders much less put corrupt politicians in jail.

Yep, The people must constrain the government with the document our founders gave us…

 

[BigRed]

Yep, The people must constrain the government with the document our founders gave us…

Individuals must constrain state by exercising fully those certain unalienable rights endowed upon them by their Creator.

The federal government has forgotten it was created by the States, not the other way around.

Further, even the States often seem to have forgotten they govern only by the consent of the citizens of those States.

 

[BigRed]

I personally don't believe anything constrains the government. The government won't even protect our borders much less put corrupt politicians in jail.

Isaac Davis and several others raised in a similar vein would disagree.

.gov can go straight to Hell at any time.

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

They gaze out from their Ivy League casements and Hollywood balconies on a Hobbesian hinterland of racists, bigots and fools, fed a diet of “misinformation” by right-wing media. From those secure perches they don’t see people who feel betrayed at home and abroad by successive leaders, American communities battling devastating health and financial crises, workers whose incomes have struggled to keep pace with costs, parents who fear their children’s lives will be worse—all told by a modern aristocracy that their American values are wicked, that people from other countries who have no legal right even to be here are entitled to the same privileges, even when they commit violent crimes.

 

[Magyars]

 

[firecadet613]

 

[Cynical]

Yep, The people must constrain the government with the document our founders gave us…

Not being a smart ass here but what part of the constitution do we apply? If the deep state can do what they've done and continue to do to a once sitting president what can we do really?

 

[BugI02]

Be ungovernable, undercut them at every opportunity

 

[Lmo1131]

Be ungovernable, undercut them at every opportunity

IF; Biden’s belligerent, snarling, SOTU speech tonight, and the continual wild cheering from the Dems (while Spkr Johnson sat there nodding, seemingly in agreement) is any indication THEN; No possible ‘bridging’ will be possible.

Nor should it.

 

[yanmarguy]

IF; Biden’s belligerent, snarling, SOTU speech tonight, and the continual wild cheering from the Dems (while Spkr Johnson sat there nodding, seemingly in agreement) is any indication THEN; No possible ‘bridging’ will be possible.

Nor should it.

Maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, but I feel like the majority of the end of his speech, speaker Johnson was in disagreement by the way he was shaking his head and the general expressions. Was he nodding that much in the beginning?