SINthysist
Rural Racist Homophobe
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In popular perception, the Democratic Party used to be the party of the working class and the Republicans were the quaint tea-and-upper class types. But as Blue collar became White collar, the Dem's needed voters, so they also became the Party of the Poor.
This implied Socialism, a Robin-hood type attitude. So what happens is, working-class types are pro-Democratic until they begin to prosper and wake up and realize that the prosperity promised the poor weighs heavily upon thier backs. This explains the growth of the Republicans as they slowly become the party of the working class, leaving the socialists with the poor. A noble cause indeed, but ultimately a loosing one in a nation were all are getting richer (of course, statistics lie, as will be pointe out by the strong champions of the left as they determine to prove we are getting poorer and increasingly living a life of abject misery!).
Remember revolts do not start with the rich, they have what they need. Revolts do not start with the poor, they are scrambling to gain what they need. Revolt starts when the middle-class percieves that it's upward mobility is threatened, in short that they cannot become wealthy. Opportunity is denied. Increasingly, the middle class is listening to the Democratic rhetoric and realizing that the Liberal-Socialist world viewpoint condemns them to a life of middle-class or less. They will not vote for thier own demise.
A one further word for my young Liberal friends. You have just graduated from and are studying in the great Universities of our land which have been demonstrably proven to tilt heavily to the left. How do you feel about being wound up and set out to do battle by your mentors, the former rock-throwers and drugged hippie types of the 60's counter-culture? Or are you so proud that you feel you are above indoctrination and brainwashing and able to determine truth and gain ultimate knowlege on your own efforts? If that is true, why did you need college?
Just the musings of a self-made man (i.e., one who gained his degree after earning the money for it and buying in cash...). Or do you look down upon those who would endeavor to be involved in the process not beholden to toeing the line in order to continually be financed in thier studies?
The tin drim bangs slowly.
This implied Socialism, a Robin-hood type attitude. So what happens is, working-class types are pro-Democratic until they begin to prosper and wake up and realize that the prosperity promised the poor weighs heavily upon thier backs. This explains the growth of the Republicans as they slowly become the party of the working class, leaving the socialists with the poor. A noble cause indeed, but ultimately a loosing one in a nation were all are getting richer (of course, statistics lie, as will be pointe out by the strong champions of the left as they determine to prove we are getting poorer and increasingly living a life of abject misery!).
Remember revolts do not start with the rich, they have what they need. Revolts do not start with the poor, they are scrambling to gain what they need. Revolt starts when the middle-class percieves that it's upward mobility is threatened, in short that they cannot become wealthy. Opportunity is denied. Increasingly, the middle class is listening to the Democratic rhetoric and realizing that the Liberal-Socialist world viewpoint condemns them to a life of middle-class or less. They will not vote for thier own demise.
A one further word for my young Liberal friends. You have just graduated from and are studying in the great Universities of our land which have been demonstrably proven to tilt heavily to the left. How do you feel about being wound up and set out to do battle by your mentors, the former rock-throwers and drugged hippie types of the 60's counter-culture? Or are you so proud that you feel you are above indoctrination and brainwashing and able to determine truth and gain ultimate knowlege on your own efforts? If that is true, why did you need college?
Just the musings of a self-made man (i.e., one who gained his degree after earning the money for it and buying in cash...). Or do you look down upon those who would endeavor to be involved in the process not beholden to toeing the line in order to continually be financed in thier studies?
The tin drim bangs slowly.