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Quo Vadis, Democrats?

Started by Syt, November 13, 2024, 01:00:21 PM

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Sophie Scholl

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Quote from: Razgovory on July 06, 2026, 11:44:24 PMMr. Plattner is now facing rape accusations.  If only there was some sort of red flag, or sign that this might be happen.
Right? What an absolute shit show that is. The Blackwater work was a red flag. The Totenkopf was a huge red flag. The creepy sexting was a red flag. The total lack of prior grassroots efforts was a red flag. The earlier accusations were a red flag. The guy who started his campaign was a red flag. Yet he still had a ton of support and it was growing. You and I don't agree often politically, but I am fully onboard and have been for Platner to disappear.

edit: Actually, we probably agree on a lot politically. Just not your top issue.
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Syt

So the 250 Years Celebrations came and went. Overall a bit of a damp squib. :unsure:

Though I guess it would be hard to set up a celebration that brings the nation together. Bipartisanship even on such straightforward issues seems well and truly dead. (Not helped by a narcissist in office who has to make everything about him.)
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The US now has 50 years not to fuck it up for the next jubilee

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Yeah, it's a real shame.  I think I've posted here before about my experience as a boy being in Washington state during the 200th anniversary.  Through those young eyes it was an amazing celebration of fun and joy.  It went a long way to convince me the United States was the best country in the world. And that helped form my views for a couple of decades.

My views have now of course changed, but I think that is more about the United States than about me.
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