most people even use normal clothes

People should be able to do that actually. Have different opinions, and still be able to get along while discussing issues in a civil manner. Is that the case though?

i think the MW there is arround 1200 right now

but life is expensive as fuck

Yes.

That's why I don't like coded language.

Yeah Wally i have been watching the whole debacle since 2010

"Causing a divide".

What does that even mean?

Im pretty confident to say that the media and Hillary caused the divide

and Trump didnt helped it

It's all these vague innuendo people use, against people like Stefan Molyneux, too.

@Undead Mockingbird literally just means you have a different opinion from theirs, and that is the problem in their eyes

I just read his Wikipedia article and it's a train wreck.

Well, the media actually played a big part in it, by taking and focusing on the negatives in all instances, especially during the 2016 campaign.

"causing a divide" is a friendlier way of saying "we cannot believe they disagree with our correct opinions"

Yeah that was a circus

God i actually feeled pity for you

picking between a psycho and a clown

Everything in his article is about what other people say about him. It's not if he's right or not. It's what people FEEL in response. Same with all the other coded language.

What we live under is really a tyranny of feelings.

and btw... pissing off snowflakes is fucking brilliant as a debate strategy on so many levels

The way I see it when I say *divide* is people who are so far ideologically apart that they have a harder time reacing a middle ground between both sides.

I don't see it as people "having different opinions than me"

Well and who is to blame? The right havent change at all

If enough people feel bad about what I say, I can be locked away in many countries.

they are still the same conservative fucktards of 2010

Who is to blame? Never mind that. It's the same logic. Ask if what any given person says is true.

That is what I am more concerned with: Is it true?

IT started around the time that the liberals switched from focusing on the working class to pocusing on identity politics as far as I know.

that may be wally, but thats not how the msm uses the phrase

heck im pretty sure they even are even more liberal now than before

Working class?

I don't care how the msm uses it. It doesn't disprove my point, nor does it make theirs any more right.

soooo

When did the left ever care about the working class?

about in the 1960s?

yes lol

The left has primarily hated the rich.

Most of their policies were a disaster.

the left ARE the rich