Isn't "learning a lot from past experiences and past mistakes" a virtue? Something we encourage children to do? You're framing it like a bad thing.
As an outsider to American politics, the stark loyalty to political branding is remarkable. It amazes me that "make America great again" is considered by some to be a toxic slogan. There's nothing stopping the Dems using the exact same phrase, but with their different approach behind it. Everyone wants America "great", it's how you get there where differences emerge.
What hope does the "united" states have when they can't even unite behind a fundamental objective of making the country great? Maybe it's Hollywood's fault. Years of Good vs Evil stories has us viewing the world in Red Vs Blue. Is the fight necessary for existence?
Do you think there's even one person in America who likes both Harris & Trump, and wishes them both well? Or are those people considered unworthy of respect?
As an outsider to American politics, the stark loyalty to political branding is remarkable. It amazes me that "make America great again" is considered by some to be a toxic slogan. There's nothing stopping the Dems using the exact same phrase, but with their different approach behind it. Everyone wants America "great", it's how you get there where differences emerge.
What hope does the "united" states have when they can't even unite behind a fundamental objective of making the country great? Maybe it's Hollywood's fault. Years of Good vs Evil stories has us viewing the world in Red Vs Blue. Is the fight necessary for existence?
Do you think there's even one person in America who likes both Harris & Trump, and wishes them both well? Or are those people considered unworthy of respect?