@TruthSandwich @icedquinn @alecui @freepeoplesfreepress
I dunno what your smoking man... My response never said anything about Biden.
@icedquinn Absolutely, just recently the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp case is an example of just this. Even after the evidence proving his innocent Amber is still going strong and Johnny's career still took a huge blow.
Amber heard, despite clear and overwhelming evidence she lied, claimed she was abused and assaulted by johnny of a sexual nature. Before any evidence was presented (which we now know doesnt exist) he lost his career and was dropped from every contract he had, including the Pirates of the Carribean which was built around his character... His life was destroyed...
Turns out after the court case it was proven beyond ar easonable doubt Heard had lied and it was all unfounded.
Guess what, despite the damage to Johnny already being done, Amber still has movie deals and is still filming and her career seems to be better than ever.
There are thousands of cases of this happening to less famous people all the time. You'd have to be blind not to see it.
I find it funny that tree often speaks for all people and what they meant.. talking about how all blacks are responsible smart pragmatic voters, or how all people meant something completely different than the phrase "believe all women" actually meant.
Anyone with two eyes can see time and time again that simply the **accusation** of rape is more than enough for people to treat it as valid even with a complete lack of evidence. People have been vocal and made obvious this was often what was meant. We have plenty examples of this from Amber Heard to Gooding.
Also I want to point out we went down a tangent from my assertion anyway..
I said the party members (politicians) didnt have an abrupt flip.. as in each generation the people of each party were largely the same (changing only gradually) and thus the ideals those people held remained relatively steady as well... Peoples support of the ideas of each party may have flipped, but the parties themselves did not.
@TruthSandwich @freepeoplesfreepress @alecui
Sure I can list them easily enough:
1796 - Switch from non- partisan to having two seperate parties take majority, the democratic-republic and federalist
Switches so far: 2
1828 - Another double switch with two new parties coming into replace the old two majorities, the National Republican, and the Democratic
Switches so far: 4
1836 - The Whig party replaces the National Republic party
Switches so far: 5
1856 - The Republican party replaces the whig party
Switches so far: 6
1912 - The BullMoose party replaces the Republican party as a majority
Switches so far: 7
1920 - The Republican party replaces the Bull Moose party again.
Switches so far: 8
@TruthSandwich @freepeoplesfreepress @alecui
Sure I can list them easily enough:
1796 - Switch from non- partisan to having two seperate parties take majority, the democratic-republic and federalist
Switches so far: 2
1828 - Another double switch with two new parties coming into replace the old two majorities, the National Republican, and the Democratic
Switches so far: 4
1836 - The Whig party replaces the National Republic party
Switches so far: 5
1856 - The Republican party replaces the whig party
Switches so far: 6
1912 - The BullMoose party replaces the Republican party as a majority
Switches so far: 7
1920 - The Republican party replaces the Bull Moose party again.
Switches so far: 8
You wont get an accurate picture if all you look at is one position (president) it will get lost int he noise... Look at congress seats. As you will see despite the above congress already had very well established political geography both before and after this time period.
A third party has become a main party 8 times in the history of the USA... regardless of any speculative principle (calling it a law is a bit of a joke), we have direct evidence the system isnt locked into two parties historically.
You are completely delusional if you think most voters, black or otherwise, have looked into Bidens past... The one thing I ask every person who supports biden is about his past... Of the hundreds of people I've asked who support Biden I can only recall one of them who ever knew anything about his past decisions or even knew the role he plaed in segregation at all.
Yes, the 3 on the left (each seperated by one election year) largely show the same pattern of blue in the lower right and red towards the north, I see no year where the colors flip.
Same of the column on the right, you see the blue and red largely clustered in the same area each consecutive year.
Only way you see a flip is when you compare them across an entire century, in which case its not an abrupt flip at all but an extremely slow multi-generational changing of geographic support, which would in fact support my assertions and debunk your own.
Exactly my point, the support biden has from black people is a weak argument because it can just as easily be a reflection of people believing in the fallacy of a two party system and hating Trump and in no way an indication that Biden isnt racist... at best it may be an indication that biden is at least marginally less racist than Trump, but that doesnt mean much.
Exactly that proves my point.. You can see year after year the states remain aligned relatively the same... there was no abrupt exodus where the parties flipped.
@TruthSandwich @freepeoplesfreepress @alecui
Populism fallacy, otherswise called ad poppulum in latin:
In argumentation theory, an argumentum ad populum (Latin for "appeal to the people")[1] is a fallacious argument which is based on claiming a truth or affirming something is good because the majority thinks so.[2]
Ahh populism, one of the most abused logical fallacies ever...
Yes Biden is extrodinarily good at manipulating people. That makes him more evil, not less.
State party conventions were still not a general party vote of the populace, nor can we show an exodus of party members... so none of that adds up to the narrative regardless.
Yes but only when it is to the advantage of your political side. If it is to your disadvantage then you do like Truth is doing and ignore all the inhumane evil shit they do and only talk about the good.
@trinsec governments running their own instances makes sooooo much sense.. A govt shouldnt be restricted to the moderation policies of some random billionaire.
Hahaha biden IS fascism... so much so you arent even black in his mind if you dont vote for him, nevermind an american.
Seems like you love fascism since you support him if thats where you wanna go.
No because then id spell out all the racist vile shit he did and show how what few good things he has done has been by accident at best, and they are far and few between int he grand scheme...
That said I hardly have the time, energy, or interest, to go through a blow by blow with you.
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