Wait. You love generalizing people in groups.
I call it like I see it on a case by case basis.
You've said many times, (liberally paraphrasing on my part) "All the Republicans I know are Trump bootlicking statists."
You shouldn't liberally paraphrase. But in this case, yes:
I talk to "repubs" all the time, outside, in stores, at committee. They want "sensible" gun control. They believe the CONstitution is the greatest document ever written. They despise that I skirt the system to avoid paying "my fair share". They have no clue who Tom Massie is, but insist on voting Mike Kelly (R-CD3) every election. Trump 2024 signs everywhere I look, the On the Record sheets always end up in the trash. The list goes on.
"All immigrants are business owning Ron Paul supporting...". "We need immigrants because they work hard and Americans are all lazy and expect to be paid.".
Without their help when I was CD Coordinator, I doubt very much my CD would have won all 3 RP National Delegates hands down. There are some, but I don't know too many who are in Section 8. Maybe in your area, not mine. Fat white chicks with 5 kids from 3 different fathers seems to be the above-norm in my parts. I observe that every single day. And their kids will grow up on Welfare just the same, pushing buggies through Walmart filled with pop and chips.
They "vote" legally.
Now you are saying that you don't like being lumped in with all anarchists?
I don't know boat-loads of anarchists, but according to some on this board they seem to consider them leftists. So you are right, in that sense, I don't want to be lumped in. Of course the ones that I do know personally, yes, you can lump me in.
Come on. We all know that you regularly wear black skinny jeans and balaclavas with the latest woke patches.
You do, huh? I don't even wear boots on the Indian. I wear sandals, jeans, a wife-beater t-shirt, sometimes a skull cap, and a smoke hangin' out of my mouth ;-)
According to a 2016 GOBankingRates survey, 35 percent of all adults in the U.S. have only several hundred dollars in their savings accounts, 34 percent have zero savings and about half of U.S. families having no retirement account savings.
The number of people on welfare in the US is 59 million. There are 6 major welfare programs in the US. Four out of ten people in the US have been part of a welfare program for over 3 years. Nearly 50% of Americans believe government spending on social security needs to be increased.
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Over 40 percent of SNAP recipients are white. Another 25.7 percent are black, 10.3 percent are Hispanic, 2.1 percent are Asian and 1.2 percent are Native American
