Post number #349583, ID: 635026
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do you think this war between the two will ever end or it is just how human societies work
Post number #349617, ID: fd6733
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The left will win in the end. They always won on the long term. Rightwingers luckyly never achieved to turn the time back for more than one generation. Right wingers just react to changes while leftwingers do changes. Even if the world is bombed back to stoneage, right wingers will loose. Their only chance to beat the left is by total extinction of humanity. And yes, this is how human societies work.
Post number #349629, ID: 45c4c7
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The problem is that the left constantly spends and the money runs out, thus reaching a rut. The right generates a great amount of wealth but does not spend it on much. The left tightens control over the state while the right creates more liberty. Generally both are needed so the political cycle continues but in recent years the left and right have been intermixing with one another. There really isn't an easy distinction between the two anymore so predictions are now difficult.
Post number #349758, ID: 635026
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>>349629 I disagree most leftists are for more freedom not less.
Post number #349845, ID: 45c4c7
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>>349758 This isn't about ideology but how they end up creating policies. There's a tendency for leftist policy to lead to more regulations while rightist policy to lead to reverting back to less regulation. But like I said before, this tendency has been completely broken atm and both sides tend to go for more regulation.
Post number #349900, ID: 1fb9c1
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Right now, politics are abominable. The dichotomy of left vs right being one of their worse aspects. I wonder why that is though. I have a hunch that a major contributing factor is that politics, like many other social things, are simply faked. I've noticed people just wing it, thinking, I suppose, that everybody else is doing the same.
Post number #349906, ID: 635026
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>>349900 what do you mean "wing it"? and idk for example fashists and communists have been fighting on the streets since 1930's. So I don't think much have changed
Post number #349915, ID: 1fb9c1
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Tweens who've not read a single book for the longest time internalize things others have said on the internet,mostly brief statements like on Twitter,which are probably phony too.It's a shame.We've ended up in a climate where people yell at each other while only hearing their own voice. Memes aretruly powerful.Disinformationis rampant despite the fact there is so much information out there,as what matters to many isn't thetruth,but winning.These cancers need to be expunged,but how?
Post number #349916, ID: 1fb9c1
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>>635026 The continuation took a while to upload. Maybe there's a spam filter now because of recent events. Hope it clears up what I meant. Things have changed where I live, I don't know how it is where you live. Furthermore, it's a smidge more mainstream and frequent now.
Post number #349922, ID: cc350b
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All are wrong
Post number #350013, ID: a6cd07
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Im more like up
Post number #350040, ID: e5a429
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>>349758 No they are for freedom as long as it doesn't clash with their beliefs. Being able to refuse to bake a cake for gays and gun ownership come to mind, but I'm sure you have an IQ above 80 and already thought it through before you spoke.
Post number #350512, ID: 9f6119
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>>350040 >Store owner refuses to to serve gays Their choice >Store owner refuses to serve local white supremacist Whoa whoa, so much for the tolerant left eh?
Post number #350578, ID: 19bfaa
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The right will win, because Christ is coming back to judge the world
Post number #350627, ID: 5dc813
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>>350512 For some people its worse to be gay than being racist. Religion does that to your brain. It has nithing to do with being left/right
Post number #351019, ID: bbb435
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No matter who wins both are wrong
Post number #351135, ID: 635026
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>>351019 are u centrist?
Post number #351383, ID: bbb435
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>>351135 Nihilist Anarchist/Post-Leftist
Post number #351384, ID: 23f6fe
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>>349629 Please stop believing that the right is good with money. They spend just as much if not more money than the left, it's just that they spend it on weapons and tax breaks instead of welfare and medical care.
Post number #351515, ID: fe8316
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>>351384 Spending money on tax breaks?
Post number #352165, ID: 45c4c7
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>>351384 I'm not believing anything. This can be backed up with statistics. At the end of the day both the left and right spend an absurd about of money on weapons, if your argument is through the US.
Post number #352196, ID: 3fe7c6
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>>350512 That's the typically (neo-)liberal ignorance on the economic reality. And it proofs the connection between economical liberals and right wingers: freedom as the right of the (economic) strongest to rule over the economic weak. >Between the powerful and the powerless, between the rich and the poor, it's freedom that's opressing and law that liberates. (Voltaire)
Post number #352202, ID: 3fe7c6
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>>350578 The right would shot the christ on the border, put him into jail or concentration camp or let him drown in the sea. Because jesus the christ is a foreigner proclaiming love and peace between people and chase away the hypocritical moneybags. In short: For rightwingers Jesus would be just an illegal immigrant proclaiming communism.
Post number #352203, ID: 3fe7c6
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>>352165 With statistics you can backup everything and nothing. In the Soviet Union they regulary made statistics that "proved" they're economically more potent than the west. Even economists in the west were afraid until the 70s this could be true.
Post number #352359, ID: 45c4c7
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>>352203 Without empirical data you can't prove anything. The reason we do statistical research is so we can understand what's going on. What makes these statistics nice is they're not conducted by parties that have a particular research goal but they simply archive things. Do I really need to explain that?
Post number #353112, ID: 94cb7b
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>>352359 >Without empirical data you can't prove anything. You mistake "proving" with "validating". Also in Mathematics, you usually don't have empirical research. It's completely inductive. >What makes these statistics nice is they're not conducted by parties that have a particular research goal but they simply archive things. That's pretty naive. The abcense of a everything dominating political party doesn't make statistics free from political (and economical) interest conflicts.
Post number #353306, ID: 390af5
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>>352202 Christ wouldn't transgress the US law by illegally entering and is against communism The Bible says he who does not work should not eat
Post number #353339, ID: 3fe7c6
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>>353306 >Christ wouldn't transgress the US law by illegally entering Of course. And because Jesus was such a good roman citizen he died on the cross... He was not only illegally passing borders, he also conspired against estate >The Bible says he who does not work should not eat This is exactly what communism is about.
Post number #353370, ID: 7a8077
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>>353339 Luke 23:4 NASB — Then Pilate said to the chief priests and the crowds, “I find no guilt in this man.”
Post number #353533, ID: 46ab16
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>>353370 Doesn't matter. He still ended on the cross under Roman reign and Roman law. Also the Bible is no good historical source, dude.
Post number #355207, ID: 35a51e
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>>353533 The point of the verse is that he was innocent under Roman law "dude"
Post number #356041, ID: b1e307
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>>355207 No it isn't. It just says that Jesus was innocent according to the opinion of the local governor, Pontius Pilate. You can cite what you want, it won't change the fact, that in the end Jesus was sentenced to death at the cross officially and legally after roman law. And also his followers were opressed by the Romans, when they started questioning their hegemony. The early christians were some kind of communists and would be opressed by todays "christian" rulers.
Post number #356043, ID: 35a51e
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>>356041 How do you determine guilt of a crime if not through the court
Post number #356175, ID: b1e307
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>>356043 What role does it play here? Fact is, that Jesus was sentenced to death by roman right-winged and corrupt reactionists/imperialists. And why? Because Jesus was some foreign communist hippie who was suspected for questioning the status quo. Todays rightwingers would label him as terrorist, let him drown, shot him at the border or put him in a concentration camp.
Post number #356182, ID: 19f6ba
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>>356175 I've proven that wrong by the fact that Jesus broke no law, from Rome or God
Post number #356203, ID: 84dcf5
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>>356175 the truth imo.
Post number #356212, ID: 46ab16
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>>356182 You did not prove anything except your own ignorance to facts. Question: If he wasn't in conflict with roman law, why was he executed then by Romans the way Romans executed criminals?
Post number #356728, ID: 604d2e
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>>356212 Because the angry mob of Jews demanded his execution even to the point of pardoning the murderer Barabbas
Post number #356820, ID: 9f6119
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>>356728 Its always the Jews isnt it?
Post number #356824, ID: fbd3f6
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>>356728 There is no historical source that gives an evidence on this story. It's also not very plausible that roman law was so much dependent on angry mobs of jews. It's more logical that this early Christian Antijudaism was just propaganda to blame the old Jewish clerus as Christ-murderers to punish them for beeing corrupt and collaborating with the roman opressors.
Post number #356833, ID: bc50b1
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>>356824 Poisoning the well
Josephus is a historical non-scriptural source that affirms the crucifixion of Christ under Pilate. Does he not count?
Why do you believe Christ lived at all if you don't put any stock into the historicity of prose in the New Testament?
Post number #357237, ID: d608ba
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The left will always win, every day society becomes more and more liberal, at some point being conservative will be frown upon
Post number #357247, ID: f21d13
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>>356833 The new Testament is no contemporary source. It was written way after the events around the historical Jesus. On top it was translated, changed, censored and rearranged by the christian church, which changed over time from a originally jewish rebellion and reform movement into a tool of opression. Yes, jesus was a jew, seen as the jewish figure of the "messias" which was not accepted by the established jewish clerus (who collaborated with Rome to keep their privileges)
Post number #357261, ID: f21d13
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>>356833 Jews poisoning wells is a late medieval conspiracy theory of antijudaism. The funny thing is: when early christians were persecuted in ancient rome, they also were blamed to poison wells by romans. Back to my main thesis about the relation of jesus and rightwingers: What do you think Jesus would say about the NRA? ("Swords to plowshares")
Post number #357633, ID: db2140
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>>357261 I'm saying that you're poisoning the hypothetical well by not permitting any acceptable historical standard you goof
Post number #357840, ID: f21d13
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>>357633 >poisoning the hypothetical well >you goof Srsly, what's wrong with you, dude?
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