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scutosaurus
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« on: June 03, 2022, 12:48:47 PM »

taking the list of issues from the post above me

abortion: on demand and make health insurance pay for it
birth control: on demand and make health insurance pay for it
same-sex marriage: this is a settled issue, support lmao
legalization of drugs: people should not be in jail for substance abuse
gun control: good
prostitution: nordic model
affirmative action: don't care
reparations: good as long as it's through investment in underprivileged communities rather than cash payments
police reform: abolish qualified immunity, bust their unions, i don't care just make them accountable for their actions on even the most basic level
private prisons: bad
big tech: bad
free speech: it's my constitutional right to call you out when you say dumb sh*t
patriot act: bad
eminent domain: don't care
immigration: open the border, abolish ice, reorient cbp towards fighting cartel violence instead of turning away refugee children
mask mandates: bad
vaccine mandates: bad 
covid vaccines: good, i got three of them

free trade: good except with totalitarian hellholes
taxes: i'm very interested in georgism/LVT but i don't know enough about econ to come down with a strong position
healthcare: public option
social security: haven't seen an argument that's convinced me major changes need to be made
national debt: i guess try to pay it off if you're not cutting social programs for it
campaign finance reform: we really need it
unions: good in the private sector, mixed feelings about the public sector. despite these mixed feelings i think it's really bad that some dems have basically given up on them
disability: don't know much but we probably need to expand it given how we treat disabled people
tariffs: bad unless they're on totalitarian hellholes
outsourcing: inevitable
monopolies: bad lmao it isn't 1870

foreign aid: we should do a lot more of it
UN funding: i honestly really dislike the UN and i support selectively defunding the egregiously bad committees but i think it would do more harm than good to leave
NATO: good, expand it
WHO: stay but be more forceful in calling out their CCP apologia
paris deal: didn't go far enough
afghanistan: all i know is we really messed up
iraq: don't care it isn't 2003
iran: the nuclear deal is probably dead and idk if we can bring it back to life
cuba: we don't have trade embargoes with much worse countries, no reason to single them out
china: sanctions, diplomatic pressure, recognize taiwan independence
russia: completely isolate them economically and diplomatically, don't recognize the legitimacy of the government
section 230: i have literally never heard of this

CRT: don't care, shut up about it
evolution: objectively real
school prayer: students can do what they want as long as the establishment clause is being followed
sallie mae: don't know enough to say
free college: there should be free community college and more relief for low-income students but like they gotta get the money from somewhere
free school meals: uh support i guess

climate change: very very bad
green new deal: catchy slogan, probably support some of the associated policies and oppose others
carbon tax: good
keystone pipeline: didn't it get cancelled

big lie: it's called that for a reason
voter id: ok with it as long as people can get one for free
audits: don't care
term limits: status quo
DC: let their reps vote, give them more local authority, if you want me to support full statehood you have to come up with a better name than "state of washington, douglass commonwealth"
puerto rico: they voted for statehood, give them statehood
scotus: term limits, pack it at least until sam alito dies (soon inshallah)
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