Polls: Society & Politics

All throughout my life, I grew up in predominantly white areas, as I am white myself. Even living outside Atlanta in a suburb, while it was very diverse, there was still a large presence of whites where I lived. This was of course around 15 years ago.

I recently came back to Atlanta to reside here while I undergo a medical procedure, and holy shit, is it a cultural shock! Most places I have been to around here, I am the only white guy or part of a very small handful of white people in the building. I feel very uneasy. It feels foreign and strange.

Recent studies have shown that white people are increasingly becoming a minority in the entire state! In the United States in general, while whites are still the majority, there is a sharp and growing decline.

While I have grown up to think white people are the superior race (and still sort of believe so), I have no hate against people of color. I can befriend a black guy, Hispanic guy, or anyone of another race. I just hate being the minority.

Women who are delaying marriage or having kids are the 'sleeping giants' of American politics: How 'Single Woke Females' are bucking 'conservative' traditions and turning into critical voters who could give Dems the edge for years - How Single Woke Females became a voting superpower www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...mocrats-edge-years.html

Single woke females don't need to be the future of our country - www.msn.com/.../ar-AA17BDQB?ocid=sapphireappshare

Someone told me that a person was reported for gender violence.

Then that same afternoon he changed his gender to woman in the registry so nobody could prosecute him/she for that.

Would it be smart if I did the same, so law favored me?

And no, Donald Trump will not win in 2024.

walking in as a woman and seeing this…

Pooping next to the opposite gender

It might be the future where gender neutral bathrooms will be created and now there will not be segregation between women and men in bathrooms.

Walking in as a man to see this (a little more gore)

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/3863432-angie-craigs-office-criticizes-fox-news-after-receiving-threatening-messages-over-dc-attack/
Angie Craig’s office criticizes Fox News after receiving threatening messages over DC attack

The office of Rep. Angie Craig (D-Minn.) is criticizing Fox News after the lawmaker received a number of vulgar and threatening messages after a man attacked her in her Washington, D. C. apartment building.

Some of the audio recordings mention a segment on “The Five” and then criticize Craig in the wake of the attack in which an assailant grabbed her by the neck and punched her in the face.

“I’m listening to your story on ‘The Five,'” one person says in one of the recordings. The person then incorrectly says that Craig got attacked in Minnesota before continuing.

“Well that’s what you get for turning that what, five or six time felon, crack-smoking, fentanyl-eating, counterfeit money-passing, armed robber holding guns on fetusus, n****r (George) Floyd as a public hero,” the caller stated.

Floyd’s murder by a Minneapolis police officer who knelt on his neck led to sweeping calls for police reform and racial justice in the United States.

Other messages the lawmaker shared include: “I hope the f*****s get you again,” and, “I am so glad that you were attacked.”

Craig’s office is drawing a link between the messages and an episode of “The Five.”

During that edition, co-host Geraldo Rivera said the lawmaker, was “very brave, heroic, almost,” before noting that critics had linked Craig to the defund the police movement

https://apnews.com/article/biden-politics-united-states-government-us-republican-party-2022-midterm-elections-e34c8c31234725e110a7e4f83348ed68
Republicans to adopt loyalty pledge for debate participants

Republican presidential candidates will be blocked from the debate stage this summer if they do not sign a pledge to support the GOP’s ultimate presidential nominee, according to draft language set to be adopted when the Republican National Committee meets next week.

The proposal sets up a potential clash with former President Donald Trump, who has raised the possibility of leaving the Republican Party and launching an independent candidacy if he does not win the GOP nomination outright. While RNC officials and Trump aides downplay that possibility, such a move could destroy the GOP’s White House aspirations in 2024 and raise existential questions about the party’s future.

“After the primary, it is imperative to the health and growth of our Republican Party, as well as the country, that we all come together and unite behind our nominee to defeat Joe Biden and the Democrats,” RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel said in a statement to The Associated Press when asked about the loyalty pledge.

As many as a dozen Republicans are expected to enter the 2024 presidential contest as the GOP braces for an all-out civil war in the months ahead.

Much of the party is eager to move past Trump and his divisive politics, but in reality, Republican leaders have few, if any, tools to control the former president given his popularity with the GOP’s most passionate voters. RNC leaders are hopeful that a loyalty pledge, while ultimately unenforceable, would generate some shared commitment to unity, albeit a fragile one, as the presidential primary season takes off.

Like every word just makes it worse for them…. lol

menstrual leave, teen abortion, trans laws…and Equality Minister. Haha…

You’re elected president. What do you attempt to fix in your four year term and why?

FYI: WSJ stands for Wall Street Journal.

I talk to so many here who are wedded to this notion that socialism is a “lefty evil”. Can democracy only be right wing? That’s simplistic thinking…

Satanic Temple to argue abortion is ritual in legal challenges to states that put up hurdles to procedure - www.foxnews.com/.../satanic-temple-abortion-ritual-supreme-court

https://www.businessinsider.com/abolish-education-department-thomas-massie-doesnt-address-student-loans-2023-2
A GOP lawmaker wrote a one-sentence bill to abolish the Department of Education. His reasoning doesn't address student loans, grants, or any of the major things the department does.

It'll probably take more than one sentence to get rid of a federal agency — but one Republican lawmaker is trying that route anyway.

Last week, Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie introduced a bill to abolish the Education Department, and it's a short, one-sentence read: "The Department of Education shall terminate on December 31, 2022."

When Insider asked Massie how abolishing the department would impact programs and laws that specifically rely on the department, he said that "unelected bureaucrats in Washington, D. C. should not be in charge of our children's intellectual and moral development."

"States and local communities are best positioned to shape curricula that meet the needs of their students. Schools should be accountable," he said. "Parents have the right to choose the most appropriate educational opportunity for their children, including home school, public school, or private school."

When Insider followed up regarding the impact eliminating the department would have on Pell Grants, student loans, and other financial aid operations, Massie's office did not respond.

Congress recently approved a $1.7 trillion budget for the government, including $79.6 billion for the Education Department. Of that funding, $45 billion is going to K-12 programs, with the majority allocated to grants for low-income neighborhoods and special-education programs, and about $30 billion is going to higher education and federal student aid funding, including loans and Pell Grants.

So if the department were to be eliminated, those programs would either be gone — or transferred to a new agency, which would preclude the budgetary savings that Republicans are hoping for.

Meaning their “Al Gore Rhythms” that sink people deeper into conspiracies or ideologies (cough Q Anon).