Buyer's Remorse
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I may not live in the US or have US citizenship but I every right to comment upon and criticise American political events and persons. Especially when policies or statements emanating out the White House have or are affecting the country in which I live. That right extends to anyone else from outside the USA who posts here regularly or from time to time and wishes to comment. It is, after all, an open forum.
Think of us outliers then as disenfranchised stakeholders whose observations and comments are of no consequence. That, I am sure, would suit us just fine.
Elbows up!
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In fairness, your ultimate prediction strikes me as little more than nihilism, without taking part in the outcome.
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I may not live in the US or have US citizenship but I every right to comment upon and criticise American political events and persons. Especially when policies or statements emanating out the White House have or are affecting the country in which I live. That right extends to anyone else from outside the USA who posts here regularly or from time to time and wishes to comment. It is, after all, an open forum.
Think of us outliers then as disenfranchised stakeholders whose observations and comments are of no consequence. That, I am sure, would suit us just fine.
@Renauda said in Buyer's Remorse:
I may not live in the US or have US citizenship but I every right to comment upon and criticise American political events and persons. Especially when policies or statements emanating out the White House have or are affecting the country in which I live.
AFAIC you're welcome here whenever you care to come in and comment, Renauda.
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What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
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What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
Ask Renauda.
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@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
Ask Renauda.
@Jolly said in Buyer's Remorse:
@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
Ask Renauda.
Okay @Renauda
But I would also be interested in your opinion Jolly. There much difference in your mind, or has it changed from now to before?
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He can advocate, but I don't believe he has to power to impose them short of martial law.
Heres what NPR said about it in April. We shall see what they say about it now.
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He can advocate, but I don't believe he has to power to impose them short of martial law.
Heres what NPR said about it in April. We shall see what they say about it now.
@Mik said in Buyer's Remorse:
He can advocate, but I don't believe he has to power to impose them short of martial law.
Heres what NPR said about it in April. We shall see what they say about it now.
That didn't stop the national press from lambasting Trump for not locking the country down or for not throwing the concept of Federalism out the window...
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@Jolly said in Buyer's Remorse:
@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
Ask Renauda.
Okay @Renauda
But I would also be interested in your opinion Jolly. There much difference in your mind, or has it changed from now to before?
@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
@Jolly said in Buyer's Remorse:
@taiwan_girl said in Buyer's Remorse:
What is “traditional” conservatism?
What is “current” conservative?
Ask Renauda.
Okay @Renauda
I don't really care to go down that rabbit hole of broad opinion. Besides, there is no single definitive or correct answer.
Suffice to say that my understanding of conservatism will differ substantially from what others here regard as as conservatism. In Canada, Kamala Harris could easily be a member of the Conservative Party of Canada and thought of as a Red Tory. Likewise, she could just as easily be thought of as a conservative member of the federal Liberal Party caucus. Very unlikely however that she would occupy any role in the more left of centre, ND Party. I realise that such a statement on my part should elicit more than just a few sardonic laughs and outraged guffaws of feigning indignation from certain quarters of this Forum. So be it. That is precisely why I approach any definition or description of conservatism with reluctance.
However for the sake of simplicity and a desire to oblige at least a portion of your question, I would defer to the respected late American conservative political theorist, Russell Kirk ( Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Kirk ) and his
Ten Conservative Principles as a good place as any to start looking for an answer:Elbows up!
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My point is not about the lockdown but about Buyer's Remorse...
Naomi Wolfe is a very well known Progressive Feminist Author...
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My point is not about the lockdown but about Buyer's Remorse...
Naomi Wolfe is a very well known Progressive Feminist Author...
@LuFins-Dad said in Buyer's Remorse:
My point is not about the lockdown but about Buyer's Remorse...
Naomi Wolfe is a very well known Progressive Feminist Author...
But Biden was very upfront about lockdowns. She should have factored that in, well before voting.
When I think of buyer's remorse, it's when the item turns out to be something that didn't work or wasn't what you thought it was...
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Joe Biden didn't accomplish a single thing in the 47 years he's been a politician. And of the things he WAS involved in, he made the exact wrong choice every single time. You can expect that trend to continue, only the damage he will do now will be far greater.
But hey - those of you who wanted him..... You have to live with what's coming.
