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......It's obviously both of them. Republicans made a bill knowing full well the Democrats would disagree with it, and went with an all-or-nothing approach; no intent to negotiate. They hoped the Democrats would've caved into shutdown pressures but they never backed down. The Democrats are trying to negotiate, but the Republicans dont want to compromise and want all of their demands met.
Again, its so obviously both of them. Only a very biased person would solely blame the other.
Again, its so obviously both of them. Only a very biased person would solely blame the other.
Sorry but that whole post is nothing but bias drip. "It's not the demo's it's the Republicans !!!!!" We make the bill, Demo's want specific things in that bill, We will not tolerate their bullshit. They are basically whining like a child, While We are sitting there waiting until the Democrat tantrum is over.
I clearly, without question, at the start and the end, said the fault lies with both of them. I'll say it again bolded since you somehow missed it. It obviously both of them.
Someway, somehow, you took this as defending the democrats. You are extremely biased to the point of insanity Rav. You really gonna ignore the times Republicans blockrd a spending bill like during Trump's 1st term?....and enough with this "we".
Someway, somehow, you took this as defending the democrats. You are extremely biased to the point of insanity Rav. You really gonna ignore the times Republicans blockrd a spending bill like during Trump's 1st term?....and enough with this "we".
That's what I've been killing myself to explain. Biases are a strong thing. They completely blur the vision of one self, so Ravager defending horrible stuff, Herrera denying a genocide, Zenos denying scientific data, or the vision of majority about me.. . every of these things are based on biases and material interests. It's like a veil in front of the face. No matter how hard one try, it won't get through.
He can’t fucking read, dude…he’s also not getting information from anywhere other than unvetted and unverifiable YouTube videos made by the only goons who are more delusional than him, and I’m sure none of them are telling him anything other than “DEMS BAD AND SCARY, LOOK OVER THERE WHILE DONNIE ROBS YOU BLIND AND YOU THANK HIM FOR IT” 
With one big difference: I "was" a conspiracy theorist. To get out of this mindset, to learn, I had to humble myself. I had to acknowledge my biases, to question my beliefs and my material interests. Not just once, but multiple times, I'm not talking about simple political values here, I'm talking about accepting a complete lack of knowledge in multiple fields, that can hurt people. To be wise is to fight within first.
Case and point. Biases emerged for our survival. While they can still be beneficial in certain situations, they are detrimental in many aspects, like politics, sciences, and ethics. It's fundamental to ask ourselves, “Where did I learn that?” “Why am I supporting this?” “What do I gain from it?” "Am I really sure to understand this?" and most of all : "when is the last time I challenged my belief system ?"
Yes you did, multiple times, but I won't fall into the rabbit hole again. It's over for now.
The point is: One does not become wise by knowing, but by understanding that they do not necessarily know.
To challenge a belief is to go against our deepest pride. It hurts, so much and yet, the more you do it, the easier it gets.
The point is: One does not become wise by knowing, but by understanding that they do not necessarily know.
To challenge a belief is to go against our deepest pride. It hurts, so much and yet, the more you do it, the easier it gets.