As I said, it's a problem that so many people voted for a racist, whether due to agreeing with it, not caring or not paying attention. It sounds like the third one is the one that applies to you. It's up to you how much responsibility you take for voting in a racist (and sexist and homophobe) because you didn't investigate your choice.
Well sure, And I stated clearly as much.
I'm probably not going to bare as much responsibility as you think I should though because the alternative at the time was not much better considering the Benghazi scandal.
When you state paying attention, in a world spewing fake news constantly, what is to be believed and what isn't? I think the, not paying attention is subjective to what your willing to believe vs dismiss as fake news or inaccurate news, which BOTH sides have made it a policy to do it seems.
So when you say not paying attention, I question what is to be paid attention to vs what isn't.
I voted party line. I'm party of the evil conglomerate, I know......
My question is how much responsibility do you think I should bare and what do you think can be done to correct that burden?
I think I'm doing just fine in trying to maintain a position of truth and not buying into either side's propaganda.
I also don't think Trump is the doom and gloom end of the world president some make him out to be. Even if he is reelected, its four more years. Its not a lifetime. The country will move on and be better for it.
Not going to fixate on hate or what I did wrong, when its the future that should be focused on and there are many people like me who now understand Trump isn't what we thought at first when we voted party line.
His format was get rid of the politicians, and I agreed with that. Wanted a fresh perspective instead of someone always catering to their financiers. I was wrong. But I don't feel I should beg the country for forgiveness like it seems you are insinuating should be done.
