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how often do you talk to your difficult "child" now adult?
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 737926" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Copa California is a special state, very progressive for the U.S. yet, yes, diverse.</p><p></p><p>I dont ever talk about politics in real life but never ever in over ten years heard that we are not allowed to talk about it here. There was never such a rule. We as a group just tend to not discuss politics.</p><p></p><p> I do think very intense discussions would cause rifts but I do bring things up sometimes, like now. I have never been told to stop.</p><p></p><p>At any rate, where I live the only way I hear about politics are the signs in front of homes, stickers on cars and random talk around me. I never bring it up. But my feeling is that many who voted for T, and he won here, do not want immigration, compromise and that they are indeed most often bitter white men and sometimes their wives. I hope this does not represent the country. However I have seen no compromise of the two parties practically since Reagan, who I liked very much, compromised with Tip O Neill and I also felt Clinton was awesome for the middle class. Obama had no chance. He was shut down and I feel his election angered many latent racists, thus we got T. I have never seen T compromise on anything yet his base got him elected, and can do so again. He must please them.</p><p></p><p>I would bet those TX Latinos who voted for a R govenor still mostly did not vote for T with his talk of the wall. What he now is doing to split families does not indicate compromise. So I expect things to get harder as long as he is around.</p><p></p><p>Mexicans and blacks are really on the hot seat right now. It saddens me.</p><p></p><p>I certainly hope I am wrong. And I dont think everyone who voted for T is a racist. But some are. People who voted on both sides can be racists.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 737926, member: 1550"] Copa California is a special state, very progressive for the U.S. yet, yes, diverse. I dont ever talk about politics in real life but never ever in over ten years heard that we are not allowed to talk about it here. There was never such a rule. We as a group just tend to not discuss politics. I do think very intense discussions would cause rifts but I do bring things up sometimes, like now. I have never been told to stop. At any rate, where I live the only way I hear about politics are the signs in front of homes, stickers on cars and random talk around me. I never bring it up. But my feeling is that many who voted for T, and he won here, do not want immigration, compromise and that they are indeed most often bitter white men and sometimes their wives. I hope this does not represent the country. However I have seen no compromise of the two parties practically since Reagan, who I liked very much, compromised with Tip O Neill and I also felt Clinton was awesome for the middle class. Obama had no chance. He was shut down and I feel his election angered many latent racists, thus we got T. I have never seen T compromise on anything yet his base got him elected, and can do so again. He must please them. I would bet those TX Latinos who voted for a R govenor still mostly did not vote for T with his talk of the wall. What he now is doing to split families does not indicate compromise. So I expect things to get harder as long as he is around. Mexicans and blacks are really on the hot seat right now. It saddens me. I certainly hope I am wrong. And I dont think everyone who voted for T is a racist. But some are. People who voted on both sides can be racists. [/QUOTE]
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