I wonder if the younger generations who use social networking and have grown up in a much less racist world then Soros or Rothchild will be harder to divide.
I think it may be also to some degree a generational civil war also. I do see some youth in support of Trump. I don't know to what extent youth from conservative families have maintained their resistance to liberalism in pop culture and social media. (I haven't done any statistical research on this)
I don't think the divide is really about race, as much as it is about the general notion that liberals think there is a promised land of perfection here on earth and conservatives think it doesn't exist or is only in heaven.
i think Tim Leary said something to the effect that by the 1990s, most Americans would have grown listening to Bob Dylan and The Beatles and such and these people will increasingly change societal governance in conformity with these values (Neuropolitique).
Edit: "By the year 1998 two-thirds of the members of the U.S. House of Representatives will have been, thirty years before, fans of Bob Dylan and the Beatles."
Yeah the themes of many songs from Bob Dylan and the Beatles were about making a perfect world here on earth, such as
John Lennon's "Imagine". I grew up on that music! I loved it. But I grew up with a very difficult, tumultuous life (not spoiled like the 2nd batch of kids of the boomers, I was born when my parents were age 20), so I identify with pragmatism. I did let my emotions wander a bit on "
imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can, not need for greed or hunger ... sharing the entire world and the world will live as one". I was a dreamer for long enough to cry a tear and satiate my emotions and then it was back to harsh realities of my life. I didn't have enough time to wander off into a full fledged liberalism delusion. This is why most filipinos are more pragmatic than liberal, even if they do believe in sharing, it is mostly with their family and tribe, not the entire world. I still love to listening to John Lennon's song for 15 - 20 minutes over and over. But eventually I have to get back to coding, else I soon won't be able to eat and deal with my health problem.
In other words, liberals think we can improve the world by doing more with social governance (see the demonstrations in Oregon after HRC's defeat). Conservatives think it is either in God's hands or a free market and they don't expect a perfection in nature. Conservatives are realists on earth shifting their idealistic dreams either to heaven (or such as in my case, accepting that idealism never exists and there is no better future rather just a different one).
Unfortunately the liberals don't realize their dream ends up as an absolute hell on earth.Conservatives can also go too far with fundamentalism and create a hell also, such as the Spanish Inquisition but aren't those examples of corruptions of conservative values by the liberals pretending to be religious, i.e. wasn't it the State that was acting as the church? True conservatives mind to their own business and not the business of others. Fundamentalism is liberal (trying to achieve a perfection here on earth)!
In my case, if there is a heaven, I am not depending on it. It is God's decision and I am not going to worry myself about. I have this time on earth to do what ever I am going to do. I can try to do something which I think some others might find valuable. I can try to enjoy my life and
try to have a high ethics. What ever happens after that other than the decay of the dead physical body, it beyond my capability to know. I can contemplate my brain being exported to a computing device which is immortal. I don't know if that means it is sentient, as I have explained in my blog "Information Is Alive!" that I think evolution and sentience are inseparable. Perhaps when I have more free time to contemplate on this, I will arrive at a different insight.
I accept the imperfection of the human predicament. But unlike in the period from 2006 to just recently, I am no longer using that as an excuse to not be responsible for my own decisions.