Great conversation, you two! It truly is fascinating to see how the left/right landscape is shifting. For example, the BLM leader Mark Fisher endorsed Trump, while the Neo-Nazi commentator Richard Spencer endorsed Harris.
And I do have my suspicions that any far-right (or far-left) attack on our nation could very well be linked to shadowy interests within the Deep State that benefit off of keeping us fearful, divided and polarized.
Most US citizens aren't involved in policies. They support a team whether it's republicans or democrats. Voting outside those two parties makes little sense to them. What I get out of democrats is genocide is too bad, but Trump is a fascist, Putin's friend and against women and immigrants. The concept of voting third party to stop Palestinian genocide is too bizarre to them.
Since Kamala lost the popular vote, I don't think needs to be a concern. I hope that the democrats will step forward, but I only see that happening if Trump cuts off Ukraine because they believe that Putin is trying to take over the world. Mention BRICS and few have heard about it - they have no idea that it's a bigger economic powerhouse than G7.
Thank you! Yeah, I did hear about that, but it took you reminding me of it. (Maybe that's the problem with interviewing a friend, much harder to stay on topic.) As I recall, the Western press portrayed it as Putin trying to woo North Korea away from China, but I interpreted that as a coping mechanism from those craven and cowardly creatures you mentioned, hahaha.
Great conversation, you two! It truly is fascinating to see how the left/right landscape is shifting. For example, the BLM leader Mark Fisher endorsed Trump, while the Neo-Nazi commentator Richard Spencer endorsed Harris.
And I do have my suspicions that any far-right (or far-left) attack on our nation could very well be linked to shadowy interests within the Deep State that benefit off of keeping us fearful, divided and polarized.
Most US citizens aren't involved in policies. They support a team whether it's republicans or democrats. Voting outside those two parties makes little sense to them. What I get out of democrats is genocide is too bad, but Trump is a fascist, Putin's friend and against women and immigrants. The concept of voting third party to stop Palestinian genocide is too bizarre to them.
Since Kamala lost the popular vote, I don't think needs to be a concern. I hope that the democrats will step forward, but I only see that happening if Trump cuts off Ukraine because they believe that Putin is trying to take over the world. Mention BRICS and few have heard about it - they have no idea that it's a bigger economic powerhouse than G7.
Thank you! Yeah, I did hear about that, but it took you reminding me of it. (Maybe that's the problem with interviewing a friend, much harder to stay on topic.) As I recall, the Western press portrayed it as Putin trying to woo North Korea away from China, but I interpreted that as a coping mechanism from those craven and cowardly creatures you mentioned, hahaha.