(10-11-2023, 09:17 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote:

(10-11-2023, 07:01 AM)mikesez Wrote: So you agree that it's foolish to blame today's Democratic Party for problems like these.

Mike, this problem was already largely solved in the US. The Moynihan Report was a call to action for the country to help black families who were only at a 26 percent out of wedlock child rate back then, which was considered terrible. Then democrats installed a racist welfare policy and the bottom fell out. It's preposterous for you to try to sidestep this issue. It continues today in the form of critical theory practices implemented by the left. Why? Because they don't believe in the nuclear family as a bedrock of society. White families now have children out of wedlock at a 26 percent clip. 

This falls directly on the policies of the left. It's straight out of the philosophies of the left. I wish you were half as well versed on these subjects as you think you are.

Even if I agreed with everything you just said, that's all in the past.
P rushing admitted, above, that any plausible new government will not fix these problems.
Why should consideration of these problems change my vote one way or the other if government can't solve them?

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(10-11-2023, 08:22 AM)Sneakers Wrote:

(10-11-2023, 07:01 AM)mikesez Wrote: So you agree that it's foolish to blame today's Democratic Party for problems like these.

My, what a clever attempt to expand your general defense of the current Democratic leadership.  I think he's smarter than that.

The Democratic party has been exacerbating the underlying problems for decades, and the policies of today's administration are worse than ever.

Suppose I agreed with that.  Which Republicans have done anything to heal the underlying problems?

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