You are misreading me, but no big deal. I'm not focused on individualism at all and roll my eyes at the majority of my self-important peers, who do in fact reflect your argument.
I make six figures and believe I should be taxed much higher. If you cut my taxes, I will give more to charity. If I need more money I'll go out and make it, but feel bad for people unwilling or unable to do that.
None of this is really contrary to capatalism either although it may appear so on the surface. My standard of living will still be higher. I feel for the working poor though and understand their anger, but likening it to slavery is a little much. The democrats deserved to be checked for ignoring these people.
Are you saying me specifically? I would still be very unimportant relative to the larger machine. But I also have insurance and would like others to as well.
Libertarian is a political sect, no? Obviously think tanks have guiding philosophies that doesn't even need to be stated. I'm naturally distrustful of political think tanks as it's typically a bunch of people reinforcing their own preformed conclusions. But, sure I retract any criticism of your link as I have yet to read it.
I still don't even know what "triggering" means in the context you are using it in. I suppose I'm supposed to be offended or something, but I'm pretty laid back.
I want serious self-reflection here...
If I posted an article from the NYT or CNN would you bother to read it at all before dismissing it as biased? If so, how is dismissal of the Cato Institute different?
I see a lot of people talking about millenials like they have a pulse on our generation, but I feel we are the absolute perfect group to embrace a centrist movement.
Time is on our side.
Once again, I'm not outlaw guns guy, but you don't carry the thought out far enough to see the larger gun culture is responsible for both the good and the bad.
Once again...your obsession over your own specific ways you identify actually make you the snowflake. There are a lot of you on both sides these days.
You'd think there would be more reports of law abiding citizen stopping crime with his concealed carry.
I'm not "get rid of guns" guy, but fear mongering arguments are cute.
I have low expectations for next year. I find it hard to believe they can fill all the glaring holes as well as improve depth to deal with the brutal season. DB positions aren't easy pickups for rookies either.
Luckily it projects to be a decent draft for some of the need positions. I'll try being patient.
Love the grand claims about the democratic party being obliterated beyond measure. Sounds a lot like the Republican party not so long ago.
Good to know all of you are also TV changers.
Nearly every crime has been normalized in this day. Seeking to explain or normalize actions is far from a recent phenomenon, you can find it in all cultures/periods, and any attempt to present that as a main stream media technique of any kind is a weak one.
But to the actual topic...these topics are usually absurd and severely harm your arguments. Simply speaking strategically. I feel like even if you believe they are true it's easy to see why you wouldn't want to fight that fight.
Jury is still out. I hated the Rex hire and the ridiculous chain of command, not even because of Rex, but because I questioned how they could really talk X's and O's. Then the fans are being told our top five defense lacked the personnel necessary to run Rex's system? Why did you hire him then?
The teams are safe though and they seem like nice people. I just question the football decisions.