None of the above. The social media regulation is bipartisan, and really the only thing I’m not fond of on that list. “Cancel culture” was always a conservative thing, but now more recently is also supported my the left.
I think it's more radical to assume critics of America hate the country than the actual criticism itself.
hate speech's intention is inevitable violence. if you are attempting to categorize a race of people or some other minority as inferior scum or vermin, that exists only to justify violence, which will inevitably occur. it's pretty stupid to pretend it's "just words" with no ulterior consequences.
how do you feel about the reparations the japanese received post-internment camps and the reparations jews got post-holocaust
His immigration take is the most just and correct thing he listed there.
I dont agree with you on much but this is a pretty good list, I'd add gun confiscation/forced buyback.
listing something the rest of the developed world has, as a "radical" thing to advocate for, is pretty funny.
A vague phrase like gun control is too broad to tie it to any political ideology. Id say all rational gun owners would be in favor of measures to keep guns out of the hands of people that obviously shouldn't have them, but there are two major roadblocks that make that simply a means to infringe on the average citizens 2nd amendment rights.
this is precisely the problem. other countries don't have the second amendment. mexico is the only developed country i can think of with such a thing, maybe switzerland, though their guns and gun owners are far more regulated than right-wingers would have you believe.
Simple answer. I didn't pay those. Asking me to pay for the sins of past generations is wrong. Demanding money for something you didn't endure is wrong in my opinion
