Feel free to add your own. Critprogs are free to add any “Good Ideas” you feel work.
this is already a good list, showing how idiotic leftist policies destroy society
Pornographic and sexually explicit books in school libraries (probably falls under your #3)
“Green” energy
Great additions.
Replacement of equal protection under the laws with equitable results proportioned by race or ethnic group.
Government-backed school loans for worthless degrees = school loan crisis and begging loans to be forgiven.
Those top 3 will be the reason they lose in 2024 and they will still ask how did this happen.
Education, families, business, working people, race etc. You name it…silly critprogs ■■■■■■ it up.
Ooh! Family!
They are literally anti-family. Most of them don’t have kids. They have no desire or need to carry on family traditions and heritage. Hell many of them think there family let em down, that may be true…but why bring down rest of families out there?
Anger? payback?
I was going to mention in that one thread, how I was told by a homosexual that if we had more homosexuals we wouldn’t be having a population problem. Do they really think that? And if so why are they pushing for open borders if they believe there is too many people.
I just don’t understand their logic, their reasoning…it just doesn’t make any sense.
All of heterosexuals out there with kids want to continue their family traditions…that’s IMO the primary purpose why lot of them don’t want to be around THOSE people. Just thinking out loud here.
George Soros funded DAs around the country turning criminals loose to commit heinous crimes all over again.
The abandonment of objective truth has led to the values of the early press in America being damaged beyond repair.
green energy policies saved all those polar bears that couldn’t swim…
Bidenomic policies is a reason the UAW is pushing hard for wage increases to make up for historically high inflation.
Another key reason the UAW is pushing hard for steep wage increases is to make up for historically high inflation since securing its current contracts in October and December 2019.
Since then, hourly U.S. wages among motor vehicle and parts manufacturers (including union and nonunion workers) grew by 14.8%, to an average of $27.99 as of August. Across all industries, average hourly earnings grew by 19% over that period, to $33.82.
Inflation has eroded a lot of those gains, with the Consumer Price Index showing costs rising by 17.7% over that time. Under previous UAW contracts dating back decades, many Detroit autoworkers had received cost-of-living raises to keep pace with inflation, but those provisions were jettisoned after the 2008 financial crisis upended the car industry.
Oops, you said the same thing.
11 months.
So far, what am I getting for my money?
