camo556
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- Aug 29, 2021
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Yeah, he’s not totally blinded by lib-think like we so often see. However, watching that, my wife and I didn’t laugh once. It‘s not funny.He's quite liberal, but he doesn't seem to be nearly as radical as the rest of the Hollyweird elites have gone. He at least has the ability to see the extreme absurdity and is willing to speak against it some.
I'm glad Bill has called a spade a spade lately, but he mocked us for years when we warned about what we are suffering thru today.
From the interviews I've watched of him, he still doesn't really accept responsibility for how we got here and the policies and people he supported. He thinks all of this is spontaneous and "what happened? I've always been moderate and you guys went far left!"
And if people, not government but PEOPLE, took real steps to fix what's wrong, he'd be the first to scream that THEY are the problem. He's scum, pure and simple. Look under the hood and you'll realize, people like him are a large part of how we got here in the first place.
Idk. We don't have much blame here. I blame the fake opposition of the Republican party and the Silicone Valley leftists most of all. For the last 12 years our opinions have been in-organically dog piled on in internet spaces to make us look out of touch and radical. We've peacefully made our voices heard and recently (Fed led) angerly made our voices heard, and it all fell on deaf ears and mocked by people like Maher.Who is responsible for how we got here? In a way we all are. There is plenty of blame around but I’ll say Hollywood’s business is to broker your valuable time to anyone willing to pay. That for profit business is just selling what people will pay for. Now from a Bill Maher standpoint I do think he has always been a moderate leftist. That’s different that being a moderate who leans left. He’s also correct to point out that the party has indeed moved far left and abandoned many of the moderates in the party. For that matter many republicans and conservatives have moved left too.
Idk. We don't have much blame here. I blame the fake opposition of the Republican party and the Silicone Valley leftists most of all. For the last 12 years our opinions have been in-organically dog piled on in internet spaces to make us look out of touch and radical. We've peacefully made our voices heard and recently (Fed led) angerly made our voices heard, and it all fell on deaf ears and mocked by people like Maher.
The right rarely sets policy and mostly relies on the left going to far and hoping the public opinion pendulum swings back in our favor
I'm mistaken and used the wrong word. Culture, not policy.The right sets policy too, but different policies. I mean seriously who do we blame for creating DHS and the Patriot act. Basically creating an entire branch of government designed to spy on American citizens. Now, don’t get me wrong, Obama took that football and ran with it, but Republicans created the monster. The entire political system is currently designed to suck tax dollars away from citizens and dispense them to the special interests groups on both sides. Anytime, anyone, Republicans or Democrats supports the expansion of government we are to blame.
I sometimes think the media is just allowed to exist to divert our attention away from the government.
How does this relate back to Maher? I’m just saying he is an entertainer, nothing more. It seems that liberals will at least listen to his opinions with a somewhat more open mind than say Tucker Carlson. However, if Tucker Carlson were to somehow state his opinion that Republicans and there policies were hurting other republicans, we might at least give him the benefit of the doubt and listen. So, his commentary about the state of the nation, is an important shift towards opinions I personally agree with. Would, I like it better if came out and apologized for his previous support? Maybe, but it doesn’t really matter. His current opinions, might force more democrat politicians to temper their enthusiasm for wildly leftist policy. Therefore, I welcome it, even if I don’t agree with his previous opinions.
I'm mistaken and used the wrong word. Culture, not policy.
100%And if people, not government but PEOPLE, took real steps to fix what's wrong, he'd be the first to scream that THEY are the problem. He's scum, pure and simple. Look under the hood and you'll realize, people like him are a large part of how we got here in the first place.
I completely agree with that.That was a good reply. I think the right absolutely looses the culture battle, and this is a shame. This is a conundrum for me. On one hand I do blame democrats for the wild crime sprees that I see occurring. On the other hand pointing the finger at them, actually takes the focus away from the More serious problem and that is a lack of moral character from the public at large. It seems like a republican politician who stands up and says, “I’m going do something about the problem of broken families” would get laughed out of office. Yet at it’s core family values are one of the greatest American institutions to suffer, since the 60’s. There is no super PAC that is waiting in the wings with billions of dollars to spend to Build better nuclear families. Maybe there should be.