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The two parties. Differences (Original Post) I_UndergroundPanther Jan 2022 OP
That can't be right. Frasier Balzov Jan 2022 #1
Democrats might make statements about "all people"; republicans don't unblock Jan 2022 #2
Republicans are bought bullies I_UndergroundPanther Jan 2022 #3
A Similar Formulation: Promoting the Good vs. Restricting the Bad FrankTC Jan 2022 #4

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2. Democrats might make statements about "all people"; republicans don't
Mon Jan 10, 2022, 02:02 AM
Jan 2022

They believe in dividing people up, making statements about perceived differences rather than commonalities, and assigning privilege to one group while imposing hurdles and restrictions on others.

FrankTC

(210 posts)
4. A Similar Formulation: Promoting the Good vs. Restricting the Bad
Mon Jan 10, 2022, 07:20 AM
Jan 2022

I came across a similar formulation years ago concerning liberals and conservatives. I don't recall by whom, but I've always felt it apt. It was said that liberals endeavor to promote the good in and for people, whereas conservatives are concerned to limit the bad. Consider how the two groups deal with education, for example, and crime (or national security).

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