The Majority Of Republicans Think Colleges Are Bad For The U.S., Poll Shows

[Santander]

So, according to Republicans, banks and churches = good; labor unions, media, and colleges = bad.

And they're right.

[Santander]

So, according to Republicans, banks and churches = good; labor unions, media, and colleges = bad.

And they're right.

Since when have banks ever been good? I can understand people thinking that about churches (although I strongly disagree), but banks and other financial institutions are truly, truly awful. Republicans seem to be embracing the worst institutions in our country, the ones that deliver absolutely nothing positive to society, while hating on two of the ones that at least try to do good.

How are banks bad? Market economies need private institutions to facilitate the movement of capital.

[Santander]

I guess if you say so, but the colleges trot out the evil white male, the cis white male, and then Dems don't understand why they are losing elections?

White males are the majority of the nation. Get it? Yes, there is white privilege, but using it to attack whites isn't working either.

Some colleges do great for the country, some colleges are just another unemployable grievance program.

Actually, they're not...

[Santander]

LOGIC:
Perverts could use the trans-gendered stuff to hurt people's safety in bathrooms.

LOGIC:
Rapists can apparently be stopped by bathroom signs.

A clear and unambiguous policy would at make the creeps obvious if they were in the wrong bathroom.

[Santander]

LOGIC:
Perverts could use the trans-gendered stuff to hurt people's safety in bathrooms.

LOGIC:
Rapists can apparently be stopped by bathroom signs.

A clear and unambiguous policy would at make the creeps obvious if they were in the wrong bathroom.

Like laws against sexual assault?

Seeing someone who obviously doesn't belong somewhere should trigger an immediate reaction.

[Santander]

LOGIC:
Perverts could use the trans-gendered stuff to hurt people's safety in bathrooms.

LOGIC:
Rapists can apparently be stopped by bathroom signs.

A clear and unambiguous policy would at make the creeps obvious if they were in the wrong bathroom.

Like laws against sexual assault?

Seeing someone who obviously doesn't belong somewhere should trigger an immediate reaction.

You know... That justification has been used for a lot of things in history. You might want to consider retiring it.

I'm just saying what most people think.

[Santander]

33% of Republicans support labor unions? That's incredibly surprising, I thought that number would be somewhere around 5%.

White working class.

[Santander]

33% of Republicans support labor unions? That's incredibly surprising, I thought that number would be somewhere around 5%.

White working class.

Do you?

Of course. I'm not a monster.

[Santander]

33% of Republicans support labor unions? That's incredibly surprising, I thought that number would be somewhere around 5%.

White working class.

Do you?

Of course. I'm not a monster.

So you think thatcher and Walker are monsters

Duh...