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Edited by UndeadGrizzly:
6/15/2017 5:08:29 PM
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Political parties aside, I see an administration that, whether it be through ignorance or malicious intention('hopefully' the former), encourages division amongst the nation. They're quick to point fingers at the opposing party as well as individuals who vocally oppose their actions, and unfortunately that creates a mob mentality. I'm not saying other groups aren't guilty as well, but I am saying the Trump administration is the group who's actions matter most. A good administration would encourage unifying the country, not turning neighbor against neighbor.
This is causing weaker minded and unstable individuals from any party to act out, whether it be to defend or offend. Fact is, beliefs and parties aren't the real issue here. An administration that doesn't have the best interest of the [i]entire[/i] nation in mind is the issue.
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This administration encourages violence? How?
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Edited by UndeadGrizzly: 6/16/2017 10:02:23 PM[quote]encourages division amongst the nation. They're quick to point fingers at the opposing party as well as individuals who vocally oppose their actions, and unfortunately that creates a mob mentality.[/quote] Feel free to point out the specific part of this statement where I said the administration encourages violence. Encouraging the idea that the other major political party is an enemy that gets in the way =/= telling your followers to go punch a democrat. One might argue that one can lead to another, but that isn't what I was suggesting here.
