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 The problem is, if the right were in charge, we would get huge tax cuts for the wealthy, absolutely zero regulation to address the rich raiding this country, defunding of regulatory agencies that are already way too overwhelmed to police the shitty laws we have in place, more war for no fucking reason, gutting of social programs, and, at best a freeze on any social progress (or, at worst, the unraveling, through small-minded legislation, of the progress we've made for a number of different groups over the last 50 years). The issue with the way you look at things is that you think the Republicans and Democrats are both in favor of the status quo (or both don't want to address the issues you've outlined in your post in a meaningful way). But that's absolutely not true. I'll take your point (to a certain extent) when it comes to a Democratic party lead by Hillary. But that's where it ends. The Republicans want to turn us into India right now per what I just said. TM | 
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 But that aside, yes, the GOP happily wants to let us fiscally slide back to a pre-New Deal world (or as close as they can get to it). And the Democrats do want to arrest the slide. But not too aggressively to anger their moneyed benefactors. I see the logic in postponement. It may be my only choice. And that really sucks. (And if I could "jump off" for a moment, what sucks more is to hear sages tear Sanders a new ass on these boards. Yeah, he's unrealistic. And I'd never vote for him. But in suggesting we need a reset, he's starting the conversation we need to have. It's not wise or mature to bag the guy or his followers for a bit of naivete. It's cynical and cheap. Trust me on this. I know cynicism. This last bit is not directed at you. I have not heard you attack Sanders in this manner.) | 
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 Thurgreed. It was just the piling on of everyone who remains here. I used to post pleas for someone, anyone, to break rank and agree with me that some small point someone posted was stupid- that was all I wanted, affirmation that I was not crazy- eventually I gave up. Maybe we need the internet equivalent of court ordered busing to drag some Rs here? Still, I wouldn't fail to support you if I do agree with some of what you write, but you post long things that go in several directions, so it is hard to "agree." I will however agree with one thing you wrote- In our primary Hillary promised to "bring manufacturing jobs home!" I remember the Dems promising the same 8 years ago. Of course they won't be able to. So they do lie and anyone who believes it is not thinking too hard. But that is not equivalent to promising to kick all latinos out and seal a wall behind them AND stop any muslims from immigrating. My DIL is a Haitian immigrant. Looking at her and my son all I can think is "what if he had fallen in love with a Saudi girl?" Watching Trump through her eyes, I'll tell you, it does not make me proud to be American. The people who support Trump are stupid plus evil. | 
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 But "We need to break up the banks and stop being beholden to the millionaire and billionaire class" cannot be the answer to every single actual policy question. TM | 
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 If you ask me, one of the biggest threats to the middle class is the Amazon-ing/Walmart-ization of our entire country. In NYC, it's not as much of a problem and small businesses are able to survive based on pure need (and the expense of opening huge box stores makes it impractical here, even though we have a few). These places destroy small businesses and then, in the case of the big box stores, hire the people who used to have their own businesses at meager wages. Everyone has to shop there because they have no money (I bet their employees are their best customers). And we all subsidize this bullshit by paying for their healthcare, food stamps, etc. But if you talk about doing away (or limiting) these places somehow, you're a communist who hates success! TM | 
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