The Political Thread

[Bobby Barrows]

And it's not even like Gay Marriage or Trans Rights are even an extreme left policy. It's a downright moderate one.

 

[Kross Rhodes]

And it's not even like Gay Marriage or Trans Rights are even an extreme left policy. It's a downright moderate one.

Exactly which is why if you can get the religious side pinned the younger conservatives are finally getting on board with at least this aspect of progressivism (slowly though), but it’s just those stupid religious people that can’t get out of their way.

I would even say it’s more so the trans rights now because I don’t hear too many conservatives who are still talking about gay marriage and let’s be honest even when it was a hot topic none of them could really give a good argument against why it mattered if gay people get married other than the stupid one line they all say that marriage is between a man and woman according to God, which is just fucking stupid, because people were getting married before any modern religion.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

Exactly which is why if you can get the religious side pinned the younger conservatives are finally getting on board with at least this aspect of progressivism (slowly though), but it’s just those stupid religious people that can’t get out of their way.

I would even say it’s more so the trans rights now because I don’t hear too many conservatives who are still talking about gay marriage and let’s be honest even when it was a hot topic none of them could really give a good argument against why it mattered if gay people get married other than the stupid one line they all say that marriage is between a man and woman according to God, which is just fucking stupid, because people were getting married before any modern religion.

I will also mention I think Tim Walz has touched on a major major philosophy of a majority of moderate votere and fiscal conservative moderate Republicans. They don't care what people do in their private time or how they express themselves. As Walz says, the Midwestern golden rule is "Mind your own damn business".

 

[Kross Rhodes]

I will also mention I think Tim Walz has touched on a major major philosophy of a majority of moderate votere and fiscal conservative moderate Republicans. They don't care what people do in their private time or how they express themselves. As Walz says, the Midwestern golden rule is "Mind your own damn business".

That’s a very libertarian stance which is good because that’s a block they really want to lock down.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

That’s a very libertarian stance which is good because that’s a block they really want to lock down.

Yep. I've been shouting from the rooftops that Walz was the best possible VP pick because he is the kind of politician that will appeal to the middle class midwesterners and Libertarian moderates.

 

[Jimmy King]

Drag them Celine.

 

[Bobby Barrows]