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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 139: The Price for Tickets is $400,000
StealThisSheen 10/06/17 3:44:04 PM #271:	Lopen posted... It really doesn't matter what they are. I see "someone hits someone with a car" and I assume a hick. Call that a stereotype, I acknowledge that it is, but whatever. I'm just saying unless you're arguing there's something specifically alt-right that encourages hitting people with cars, it's kinda not relevant to the politics. It might be relevant to the people who tend to subscribe to it, but the core of the issue is the extreme divisiveness that the political spectrum fosters tends to drive both sides to things that should not be considered acceptable in society by any stretch. Basically I think the wrong correlations are being drawn between what causes someone to hit someone with a car. You're making it a political thing but I think the politics are just the things removing the inhibition and fostering the hatred there. The action in and of itself isn't really political What do you consider the politics of the alt-right and alt-left? Because I'm having a hard time thinking "White supremacy" in itself, even without attributing the people/actions to it, isn't worse than whatever the other side is. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid! <cite>StealThisSheen posted [p:887934615] in Politics C... [t:75841660]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lopen posted...</cite> <quote>It really doesn't matter what they are. I see "someone hits someone with a car" and I assume a hick. Call that a stereotype, I acknowledge that it is, but whatever. I'm just saying unless you're arguing there's something specifically alt-right that encourages hitting people with cars, it's kinda not relevant to the politics. It might be relevant to the people who tend to subscribe to it, but the core of the issue is the extreme divisiveness that the political spectrum fosters tends to drive both sides to things that should not be considered acceptable in society by any stretch. Basically I think the wrong correlations are being drawn between what causes someone to hit someone with a car. You're making it a political thing but I think the politics are just the things removing the inhibition and fostering the hatred there. The action in and of itself isn't really political</quote> What do you consider the politics of the alt-right and alt-left? Because I'm having a hard time thinking "White supremacy" in itself, even without attributing the people/actions to it, isn't worse than whatever the other side is. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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