Things that made you Facepalm today (Political Version)

[Parkbandit]

Predatory lending practices and red lining of neighborhood home values.

So... you have no examples of "UNREGULATED capitalism". Good to know you always fail to deliver.

I know you're upset that there are 12 million more democrats in this country than republicans but its not my fault that democratic policies resonate more with people than republican policies.

A lot of good that did your party... lolol

[Tgo01]

Do you have a source on that number?

He either doesn't understand the stat he keeps repeating or he is being purposefully misleading.

He is going by the number of registered voters as of 2018, but only 31 states require people to declare their party affiliation when registering to vote. Most notably large Democrat stronghold states such as California, NY, and NJ require party affiliation whereas large Republican stronghold states such as Texas and Georgia do not.

[Back]

If this is true, it's because more people today are brainwashed retards (like you) who would rather play candy crush than research the "You can have everything for free!!!11" socialist bullshit that fake news channels and celebrities are feeding them. Any amount of research puts the lie to all of that. Also, I notice you're still a willfully ignorant retard and don't care.

You sound like I give a fuck what you think. Watch your blood pressure. All that REEEEEEE!!!! isn't good for you.

Do you have a source on that number?

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...cans_are_ahead

[Tgo01]

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...cans_are_ahead

He went ahead and linked to an article that explains what I said perfectly so I guess he just doesn't understand the stat.

[Seizer]

For your reading pleasure Back.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottbe.../#11c4e04c3fbe

[Astray]

To be sure, there are a number of major states that do not register voters by party, such as Texas, Georgia, Washington, and the keystones of the industrial Midwest: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin. If they did register by party, Texas, Georgia, and Indiana would almost certainly add to the Republican total; the industrial states probably less so.

Comparing party registration totals between states at a particular point in time can be a bit misleading, particularly because some may have recently completed a purge of “dead wood” on their rolls while others have not. Often, the trend line over a series of years is more valuable to look at than a one-time registration count.

Okay.

[Back]

He went ahead and linked to an article that explains what I said perfectly so I guess he just doesn't understand the stat.

Keep reading. Also, look at the number of votes per party in this past election. America is decidedly democratic.

[Back]

For your reading pleasure Back.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottbe.../#11c4e04c3fbe

We can find sources that say what we want. My opinion about Detroit is that Detroit's issues go back farther than the 60s, are unique compared to other cities in similar situations, and that both parties have played a role in both the problems and solutions that are making Detroit a better place now than it was.

[Taernath]

So... you have no examples of "UNREGULATED capitalism". Good to know you always fail to deliver.

I have no dog in this fight, but the California energy crisis was a shitshow of Capitalism Gone Wild.

[Tgo01]

Keep reading. Also, look at the number of votes per party in this past election. America is decidedly democratic.

And he doubles down on just simply not understanding what he reads. Is there a reason you actively choose not to educate yourself on things you don't want to hear, Back? Or did I just answer my own question?