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Actually Charles, it really began with Roosevelt’s New Deal, which was a massive undertaking, at great cost, to save the U.S. from the great Depression. Republicans/Conservatives have been trying to erase it since the 1950’s!

tubegroover, my sister had a husband (now deceased) who was blind, the result of at a young age picking up a blasting cap on the farm he grew up on in Oregon. On one drive into Portland my sister commented on some new bike lanes which had been installed on some streets (bikes are huge in Portland--odd with all the rain), which outraged him. "Why should I have to pay for them?" was his comment, for the obvious reason. I was tempted to ask him why other taxpayers should have to pay for the public High School his 20-year old was still going to. The kid was on his third try at making it through his senior year. The husband was a very loud, argumentative, opinionated watcher of a certain cable TV news station (I better not name it---might ruffle the censor’s feathers). There was no such thing as a civil discussion with the guy. Don’t miss him at all, especially as was also not nice to my sister.

Well Charles I respect your opinion but I think plenty of good has come from both the Great Society and the New Deal. Seniors have better access to health care and aren’t living in abject poverty with much shorter life spans as they were before. If we eliminate these programs, or dramatically scale them back as many want, I feel in ALL fairness that all Government provided pension and health care plans including Military be eliminated/scaled back accordingly as well, that means you too Congress. Let’s REALLY drain the swamp and quit pussy footing around. The point is that people want what they say they don’t it’s just they either don’t want to pay, they pay too much or someone else should. Another common theme is to find a scapegoat, welfare mothers for example. In other words, plenty of opinions with few facts and understanding.

Bdp24 your story about your brother in law is just so typical. I have a brother in law who does listen but has a very Military perspective, his father is a retired full bird. We’ve had some interesting discussions and I like him but we think very differently. There is one thing however he is bound by, his racism and xenophobia which he was carefully taught from childhood, he really can’t help himself. "You’ve got to be carefully taught" check out the song from the Roger’s and Hammerstein’s "South Pacific". Amazing how relevant it is to this day. After all this is an audio site so he should at least attempt to keep the conversation somewhat relevant!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAZ8yOFFbAc

Tubegroover,

Hi, no problem, we are just 2 people with different outlooks and opinion. You and bdp24  see things one way and I another. Fox news may be an issue for you all but not for me. Conversely you two may relate more to CNN/MsNBC etc, not for me. Obviously they appeal to very different groups, so something for everyone. I understand that and accept the reality that people can and will have polar perspectives and belief systems/foundations. It’s just life. For example I was once a N.Y.Times subscriber and an avid listener of NPR, people change (sometimes LOL). There will always be a left/right -progressive/conservative dividing line and of course those who are somewhere in the middle. It’s the human condition. Oops! This is suppose to be about Pass Labs XS amps LOL.

Charles


"It’s just life. For example I was once a N.Y.Times subscriber and an avid listener of NPR, people change (sometimes LOL)."

Boy I'll say Charles! You must have had a profound awakening huh? :).