I'm letting the media define my definitions and then you come back with "Fox News being so incredibly far to the right"? Please, pot calling the kettle black there dude. If you think MSNBC is Center-right then your the one that needs to open your ears because your not hearing the undertones, the quick quotes and jabs especially by those like Maddow
No, I call FNC far right based on the fact that no other news source in the entire world comes close to how conservative they are based on exactly what they espouse. We're talking about a network that once blasted Mr. Rogers Neighborhood for teaching kids to share. And tried to smear the president as an elistist for using Grey Poupon mustard on his hamburger. This isn't exactly subtle propaganda here. It's hitting-you-over-the-head-with-a-baseball-bat propaganda.
"Quick quotes and jabs" have zero to do with MSNBC's political slant. Yes, they are pro-Democrat/anti-Republican, generally. But Democrats aren't the left. Look how hard of a time you have in understanding this.
I would argue that is not true at all. Those that are complaining the most are clearly complaining about the sub million "rich" people as much as those making 10 million. Why are Reid and Obama so damn crazy about the $250k/yr number, does anyone here really think $250K/yr is rich?
Buffett and Soros are as liberal as you can get and that's who has the left ear of D.C., come on...
What the hell? Why do you equate what politicians are saying with what actual people on the left think? Politicians aren't people, and the ones you name aren't even on the left. It's amazing how solidly your perspective is shaped by mainstream media. I see you ignored my question about what you read, which either means you read nothing, or whatever you read is so embarassingly bad that you know I'd laugh at it.
And I'm telling you as someone on the left that we generally aren't angry at all about some doctor that makes $150k a year. He doesn't shape public policy.
At the same time, we aren't pulling out our tiny violins for him having to pay 25% taxes because we know damn well what it's like to live on $20k a year and it's hard to feel sorry for that guy when there are people who can't even afford to heat their homes in the winter. I notice those people never seem to come up in your posts. Only the hardships of the poor folks who might have to sell their boat to pay for their kids' private school.
Which kind of socialism? Coercive and violent socialism or voluntary and peaceful socialism?
Sorry, I was responding to so much last time that I overlooked your quote. Peaceful socialism would be ideal. But nothing resembling socialism, peaceful or otherwise, is ever going to happen in the U.S. in my lifetime, so it's all basically hypothetical.
If you made $375k a year and you "owed" $100k on that, you'd know how much that stings and you'd get the feeling that the hate for the rich goes a lot deeper than just the billionaires. It's a fucking joke and I resent it like hell.
Awww poor little fella. Look, don't you just feel so bad for this guy who may or may not be resented by someone somewhere while he relaxes in his pool in his gated community? Because we all know that nobody ever hates on the poor for being poor, and that they suffer no consequences for that.
The funny thing is that you'll probably perceive this post as more of that stinging hate because you don't even know what actual hate feels like. What I don't understand is how someone can have it better than 99.9% of the people in the entire world and
still want more.