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OK, as a liberal, I often feel like I'm not being heard by or talking past conservatives, and I'm sure conservatives feel the same way about me and other liberals.
Most of us can agree that there's too much bitter partisanship, too much polarization, and too much corruption in "the system." I also believe, maybe naively, that most Americans mean well, that people really care about something bigger than themselves, even if we disagree on what that should look like.
So let me ask this question: Where do we start in bringing people together, instead of dividing, polarizing, and ignoring people?
Start by considering the lives of those after we are long gone. As parents/adults that is what we are suppose to be doing. That part of parents/adults has been sold out to self serving "its all about me" cowards. Leave it better then you found it, no longer applies. That goes for both Conservatives and Liberals.
Bringing everyone together will never happen until everyone has skin in the game. 51% pay no federal income tax. That has to change. Everyone has to pay. Everyone has to take the hit when the federal government overspends, as it always does. Only then will we have a hope of ever seeing fiscal sanity return.
Bringing everyone together will never happen until everyone has skin in the game. 51% pay no federal income tax. That has to change. Everyone has to pay. Everyone has to take the hit when the federal government overspends, as it always does. Only then will we have a hope of ever seeing fiscal sanity return.
Flat or Consumption Taxs. See how easy that is. Now go find someone i Washingtoon to push it.
Casper
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