Opinion of Dianne Feinstein

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

one of the best.

and lolz at you gun loving right wing democrats.

Right-wing? How can the revolution happen without arms?

A right wing revolution is about 100x more likely than a left wing revolution. And the former only has about a 0.01% chance.

The right does coups, not revolutions. And the growing unionization movement and growing leftist discontent with the capitalist duopoly make radical change far more likely in the future.

[IceSpear]

one of the best.

and lolz at you gun loving right wing democrats.

Right-wing? How can the revolution happen without arms?

A right wing revolution is about 100x more likely than a left wing revolution. And the former only has about a 0.01% chance.

The right does coups, not revolutions. And the growing unionization movement and growing leftist discontent with the capitalist duopoly make radical change far more likely in the future.

Growing unionization? Everything I've seen says that unions have been on a steady decline that shows no signs of reversing.

If you go on a right-wing forum (say, Breitbart or Free Republic) it won't take you long before you see some "overthrow the kenyan mooslum" "second amendment remedies" blah blah posts. Such comments are few and far between on left-wing sites. Not to mention the fact that the right-wing is certainly armed at a much greater rate than the left-wing, and I don't think the "radical change" will end up being the kind you desire.

Not that it matters since neither has a chance in hell of ever happening anyway. But if it did, it would be more likely from the right.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

one of the best.

and lolz at you gun loving right wing democrats.

Right-wing? How can the revolution happen without arms?

A right wing revolution is about 100x more likely than a left wing revolution. And the former only has about a 0.01% chance.

The right does coups, not revolutions. And the growing unionization movement and growing leftist discontent with the capitalist duopoly make radical change far more likely in the future.

Growing unionization? Everything I've seen says that unions have been on a steady decline that shows no signs of reversing.

That halted for the first time last year, and unions are regaining some prominence with the SeaTac movement and the fast food strike. And "revolution" comments are far more common on actual leftist sites as opposed to liberal sites.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I'd love to see some white, upper middle class "revolutionaries" try to even fire a gun.

[IceSpear]

one of the best.

and lolz at you gun loving right wing democrats.

Right-wing? How can the revolution happen without arms?

A right wing revolution is about 100x more likely than a left wing revolution. And the former only has about a 0.01% chance.

The right does coups, not revolutions. And the growing unionization movement and growing leftist discontent with the capitalist duopoly make radical change far more likely in the future.

Growing unionization? Everything I've seen says that unions have been on a steady decline that shows no signs of reversing.

That halted for the first time last year, and unions are regaining some prominence with the SeaTac movement and the fast food strike. And "revolution" comments are far more common on actual leftist sites as opposed to liberal sites.

Can you give some examples of these leftist sites?

[IceSpear]

I'd love to see some white, upper middle class "revolutionaries" try to even fire a gun.

The two main types of people who wax poetic about revolution tend to be either teenagers (usually left-wing) or 80 year old white men in mobility scooters (usually right-wing). This is why it will never occur.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

one of the best.

and lolz at you gun loving right wing democrats.

Right-wing? How can the revolution happen without arms?

A right wing revolution is about 100x more likely than a left wing revolution. And the former only has about a 0.01% chance.

The right does coups, not revolutions. And the growing unionization movement and growing leftist discontent with the capitalist duopoly make radical change far more likely in the future.

Growing unionization? Everything I've seen says that unions have been on a steady decline that shows no signs of reversing.

That halted for the first time last year, and unions are regaining some prominence with the SeaTac movement and the fast food strike. And "revolution" comments are far more common on actual leftist sites as opposed to liberal sites.

Can you give some examples of these leftist sites?

Plenty of socialist/communist/anarchist websites (the most notable is RevLeft). Admittedly most are fairly awful, but then again so are DU and FreeRepublic.

[Mordecai]

HP.

[Sopranos Republican]

Toll of Satan undeniable HP.

[Хahar 🤔]

I'd love to see some white, upper middle class "revolutionaries" try to even fire a gun.

On that subject, I've always found it interesting that in 1968 Pasolini was on the side of the police and not the students.

[Phony Moderate]

Vile woman who represents just about everything wrong with the Democratic Party.

[H. Ross Peron]

I'd love to see some white, upper middle class "revolutionaries" try to even fire a gun.

On that subject, I've always found it interesting that in 1968 Pasolini was on the side of the police and not the students.

Well he saw the police as the children of the working class while the students were mostly from privileged backgrounds.

[politicallefty]

I dislike both of California's senators.  They both think they're landed gentry at this point.

What's wrong with Boxer?

California can certainly do a lot better than Feinstein. I'm not a fan, but this is probably her last term anyway. I'd look to someone like Debra Bowen to replace her next election.