Andrew Yang

Andrew Yang also said the earth is doomed from a climate perspective with no hope of fixing it.

He's not wrong; cyberspace IS hugely important, but arguing that suppression of information should be a result is asinine.

democrats new hoax.

Can it be fixed?

Of course it can. Holy smokes, you all are depressing.

You can just fix the climate? I didn't know that.

Stop scoring rhetorical 'gotcha' points and actually be practical. The environment isn't in a good place, but we're far from finished and the world is making great progress. Yang was playing off nihilistic fears that are not grounded in fact.

You're right about one thing (well two things actually). There is hope, and you seem to be acknowledging climate change as a real crisis. Three things if you count my awesome rhetorical 'gotcha' points.

Why would I deny climate change? It's been one of my top concerns in life since I was little. Fortunately more and more are hopping on that bus. :)

Gotcha points are fun, I won't lie...

Most Trump supporters are climate change deniers. Then again most Trump supporters won't have real discussions with me, they just curse a lot and call me names.

Maybe instead of thinking of me first and foremost as a Trump supporter, think of me as someone else.

- Fiscally conservative (most people are)
- Socially Catholic (Primarily means I want a society in which everyone is given the dignity and respect they deserve)

Yes, I did vote for Trump, but only because the alternative in both 2016 and 2020 was far worse. Show me a candidate in either party who more closely represents my values and my vote will go to them in a heartbeat (or rather, penstroke). :)

I can clearly see you are no average Trump supporter. Average Trump supporters are not capable of understanding complex situations or rational thought. I find you to be a thinker and rational, also you can explain things in a way that I can sort of understand. witch sort of makes your liking trump all the more baffling. I bet if they didn't run Hillary they would have won. actually picking Hillary is one of the reasons I think dems lose on purpose.

Here's why I voted for Trump:

- Clinton and Biden are both vehemently pro-death, pro-abortion candidates. I cannot vote for that because abortion violates human dignity in the most fundamental way. Sooner or later abortion will go the way of slavery when society realizes how abhorrent it is, but until then I can't vote for anyone who supports it.

- In both elections, the candidates were scumbags. Therefore I prefered the candidate who at least owned up to his being an a**hole and didn't center his campaign around his personal character (or lack thereof).

- Trump pledged to simplify taxes at all levels and cut corporate taxes, which kept prices from rising. I know for a fact that AS SOON as Biden announced he was increasing the corporate tax I started paying more for many things such subscriptions to Netflix, Disney+, etc. I can't stomach increasing our already screwed-up taxes just to pay for more programs that barely work, if at all (cougheducationspendingcough). I'd rather we lower taxes and fix our programs so they actually work better, which Trump at least said he'd try.

Does it mean I like Trump, would have picked him had there been any real alternative, or think he did a great job? Nope. I wanted Ben Carson to win the 2016 nomination. Trump always has been, and probably always will be, a narcissistic chump who whips supporters into a frenzy and rides that to his goal. I also could, and indeed have, write essays about mistakes Trump made in office. But in the end, he STILL manages to be closer to my values than the Democrats, which in my mind is most indicative of the fact that both parties are out of touch with America. :(