Shit, there's so much here. You still are building assumption on assumption.
I'll get more into it tonight after work, but we can start with a discussion surrounded by The New Deal, how it incentivizes single parenthood, and how it has directly impacted the crime rates & overall long-term wellbeing of American citizens.
Spell that out for me.
Another discussion we can have is surrounding the equal opportunities vs equal outcomes argument.
Oh, let's. I want to hear about the "equal opportunity" part first, please.
Or MLK's take to judge by the content of character and not by the color of skin. These days, all anyone on the left seems to care about is race & gender identity.
The totality of his writing (read: the vast catalogue not recited on MLK Day) is very surprising to some who think that truncated quote from his speech represents the entirety of his politics.
Speaking of race, did you know that some colleges are advocating for segregated dormitories? I am of the belief that segregation is a bad/evil thing, and hate that it is part of Southern heritage.
Kaos is about to swear you off.
Censorship & efforts to enforce certain speech are a direct contrast of what liberals used to stand for. Yet, in today's world, we are in a constant loop of opposite day on this issue.
I'm not rehashing this "cancel culture" canard.
I know you are not religious, but it is true that this country was founded with Judeo-Christian moral values that guided foundational policies. We are all the better for it.
Going to go ahead and point you at the increasingly irrelevant Bill of Rights...thanks, Roberts, et al. That 1st still exists. And while I don't put it past this SCOTUS to try and pervertedly parse it a la the 2nd, it's still the law. Keep your church out of everyone's government.