His manifesto makes it pretty clear.  He’s pro universal health care and universal basic income but greedy corporations are ruining the country and the only way to fix it will be to limit the population since no democrats or republicans will litigate to fix it.  Not sarcasm.  That’s his actual manifesto.

By that logic, Obama is responsible for the mass shootings that happened during his presidency?

Did Obama do anything different when he said if he had a son he would look like Trayvon?

Would this be better? Over the same weekend, there were over 60 gun casualties in Detroit alone.

Hey, I appreciate our back-and-forths. My experience on here is that it’s rare to get dialogue like this.

Interestingly, the U.S. and Yemen have the same homicide rate per capita while the U.S. has over twice the number of guns.

What’s your response then to the places with the strictest gun laws having the worst homicide rates, like Detroit and Baltimore? That would be like in your disease analogy, if the places with the least number of anti-vaxers and the highest percentage of vaccinated people also happened to have the most disease per…

Obama is still favored by 97% of democrats. I think the point here is that the 2020 candidates are bowing down to a very slim group of extreme leftist ideologues when the overwhelming vast majority of democrats don’t want to see a stage of people complaining about the majority of Obama’s core policies like Obamacare.…

Is this supposed to be any sort of response other than to say “I’ve been triggered”?

An EMT is an entry level position. What other entry level positions should people making more than you subsidize? Please enlighten us all. 

Yeah, I’m not a fan of this UBI plan a single 1%, but @jerkFaceMcgee’s take is just either disingenuous or incredibly ignorant.

What makes people like Mozart or Michael Jordan, the all-time greats, so great? An unrelenting drive coupled with their skill. Take someone born with Mozart’s skill, but without his drive, give them a bunch of money, and watch them still not be the next Mozart.

Yeah; it’s not Trump that worries me. It’s the masses of mindless followers.

Lived in Baltimore for 5 years; hated it so bad we finally moved out when my wife and I got pregnant (also happened during the Freddie Gray riots and just didn’t seem like the best place to raise a kid). That aside; I think the President’s continued use of “infested”-type language is intentional and leading people…

All good, I enjoy the discussion. And I agree with Sam Harris (not sure if you listen to him at all) that having one’s mind changed is about the most exciting thing you could have happen in any sort of intellectual way. It’s cerebral and ultimately means you’re a better person than you were yesterday as you’ve now…

Words can be scary; I know.  Don’t worry, one day you’ll get to be reading them like a pro! Practice makes perfect ;)

I think the fact that mainstream media (like Cuomo on CNN) feel the need to validate antifa after the attack and point out that violence in response to “intolerance” isn’t as bad as the intolerance itself shows the state of our media today, and it’s a sad representation of ideas. I think these “right of center” views…

I’m just saying that you pointed out something fairly obvious. Those comments I made are generally held by the majority of right-of-center people.

Sorry; was that your point?

And what did you call me out on? You haven’t said a single thing of mine that you disprove or are countering.