Well, it wasn't half the country. It was 70 million of about 240 million eligible voters, or less than a third. It's just that voter turnout was only around 70% of eligible voters, give or take.
I saw a report that in Kentucky, the turnout was over 80% of eligible Republican voters but under 50% of eligible Democratic voters. The GOP has been pretty blatant in its efforts to make it difficult for Democrats to vote, and some Republicans have openly admitted they'd never win an election again if they didn't. They only win by giving themselves an enormous handicap.
First you are missing the point, and second, I don't think it's a good idea to talk about election issues this year given all the irregularities and vote dumps that happened in battleground states and the ongoing litigation over the clear voter fraud. And again, 70 million people are not racist when they vote for Donald Trump. That is a blatantly stupid statement as well as beyond ignorant, especially in light of the reality that Biden is everything liberals get on their soapbox to fight against.
That depends on how you define "support." IIRC, he did accept Lex Luthor's authority as president despite knowing of Luthor's evil, because he respected the system and the office. But I'm sure he would've exercised his right to protest and argue against Luthor's policies, and to investigate his wrongdoing as Clark Kent.
Which is fine--unless Luthor is labeled a Republican, which is not fine.
Who needs a CW superhero show to be "too political" when we have this thread?
I'm interpreting this as the idea that politics ruins the entertainment value of the show, which is something I agree with. I want to see a superhero show, not a commercial for the democrats.
Superman has been one of the most political superheroes, and one of the most progressive, since day one. There are people who don't get that, just as there are people who don't get that Star Trek has always been progressive and political.
Not true at all--not by today's standards. Superman stands for truth, justice and the American way. Basically, Superman is the opposite of progressives, who stand for government control, and most important, Superman loves America, while progressives loathe it. Superman would never condone terrorists like ANTIFA, who take to the streets with violence.
And by today's standards, given how far to the left democrats have become, Star Trek is actually more conservative. Progressives are likely appalled at episodes like Omega Glory.
The problem with the idea that people shouldn't talk about their political differences is that we can't learn to understand each other if we don't have a dialogue. Although of course that requires listening as well as talking, and that's not something people on the Internet are typically good at.
Hang on--that's wrong too. No one ever said we shouldn't have a dialogue, but writers like those on CW are not interested in a dialogue. They want to shove their views down people's throats while demonizing the other side--the exact opposite of a dialogue. There are no conservatives allowed on the CW. They claim to believe in diversity, yet they only allow people who think exactly like them to write and work there.
It is impossible for a CW writer to write anything about conservatives because they have no clue what they are or what they stand for and have no interest. They choose to demonize and fictionalize, which is one of the reasons there complete morons making claims like 70 million people who voted for Trump are racist, while completely being blind to the racism and sexism from Biden and the democrats.
That's stupid and ignorant and completely false.
