Why is it always democrat party run cities that turn into complete hellscapes?

[Diesel]

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It isn't very WOKE to use "'tard" and it doesn't make it better if "f*ck" is in front of it rather than "re"... Be a better person.

Context determines whether "democrat" as an adjective is appropriate, often tied to the political party rather than the broader concept of democracy. A democrat voter, for example, tells folks that someone votes for the democratic party, voter is the noun, democrat the adjective...

Democrat policy tells us it is policy from the Democratic Party. While democratic policy does not, as democratic can mean from any party. For instance, republicans used the democratic process where people voted to elect someone to run for President while the democrats (noun here) did not and their candidate was selected and was not among the people they had to choose from in their primary...

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Don't be a fucktard and I won't call you one. <#Homework>

Democrat is a noun. It refers to a person who registers or votes with the Democratic Party.

Democratic is an adjective. It refers to people, policies, and the party.

If you need help understanding the difference between a noun and an adjective, I can help you, but I would hate to seem patronizing. I trust you to go out and learn what you learned 60 years ago in elementary school from a nice lady in a shithole town.

"Democrat" is a Noun - DAILY WRITING TIPS

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The 'Democratic' or 'Democrat' Party? - FactCheck.org

Q: Is it the “Democratic” Party or the “Democrat” Party? A: The proper term is “Democratic Party.” FULL QUESTION Why does everyone keep referring to the Democrats as Democratic? … Is the use of Democrat as an adjective by Republican talking heads grammatically incorrect? Is it malevolent? Does...

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Democrat vs. Democratic - What's the Difference? | This vs. That

What's the difference between Democrat and Democratic? Democrat is a noun that refers to a member or supporter of the Democratic Party, while Democratic is a...

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https://www.npr.org/sections/publiceditor/2010/03/26/114585414/since-when-did-it-become-the-democrat-party

You are objectively an idiot, Damocles.

 

[AProudLefty]

Again you deflect, flail and lie like a dumbass. Why?

What did I lie about? Damocles' post is there for everyone to read.

 

[Damocles]

*sigh*

Don't be a fucktard and I won't call you one. <#Homework>

Democrat is a noun. It refers to a person who registers or votes with the Democratic Party.

Democratic is an adjective. It refers to people, policies, and the party.

If you need help understanding the difference between a noun and an adjective, I can help you, but I would hate to seem patronizing. I trust you to go out and learn what you learned 60 years ago in elementary school from a nice lady in a shithole town.

"Democrat" is a Noun - DAILY WRITING TIPS

Martin Benvenuto writes:

www.dailywritingtips.com

The 'Democratic' or 'Democrat' Party? - FactCheck.org

Q: Is it the “Democratic” Party or the “Democrat” Party? A: The proper term is “Democratic Party.” FULL QUESTION Why does everyone keep referring to the Democrats as Democratic? … Is the use of Democrat as an adjective by Republican talking heads grammatically incorrect? Is it malevolent? Does...

www.factcheck.org

Democrat vs. Democratic - What's the Difference? | This vs. That

What's the difference between Democrat and Democratic? Democrat is a noun that refers to a member or supporter of the Democratic Party, while Democratic is a...

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https://www.npr.org/sections/publiceditor/2010/03/26/114585414/since-when-did-it-become-the-democrat-party

You are objectively an idiot, Damocles.

Yes, if I am speaking of the party I should use "Democratic" as the adjective if I don't want to get your undies all twisted. I understand that.

However, if I am using democrat as an adjective as I did in the examples above then it is appropriate usage.

At some point, even democrats (noun here) are capable of understanding the difference.

 

[Diesel]

Yes, if I am speaking of the party I should use "Democratic" as the adjective if I don't want to get your undies all twisted. I understand that.

However, if I am using democrat as an adjective as I did in the examples above then it is appropriate usage.

At some point, even democrats (noun here) are capable of understanding the difference.

You can't use Democrat as an adjective because it isn't an adjective. Jesus christ, I feel like I'm talking to a barnacle that fell off a whale. However, I won't police your proficiency with written English. I'll just judge it. I think you know why you intentionally misspeak. It's not a good look.

 

[Damocles]

You can't use Democrat as an adjective because it isn't an adjective. Jesus christ, I feel like I'm talking to a barnacle that fell off a whale. However, I won't police your proficiency with written English. I'll just judge it. I think you know why you intentionally misspeak. It's not a good look.

Again, it is and is a better usage if you are describing something directly about the Democratic Party.

In my earlier example of the difference between "democrat policy" as opposed to "democratic policy". I pointed out why one would use them as well, used it effectively in a sentence to point out that democratic policy can describe something done by republicans while democrat policy directly speaks to policy from the democratic party.

I get that you do not like it, but it will continue to be used by many in conversation even so.

 

[Nomad]

Bottom line is democrat party run cities = third world country

If they were so great, you would move there. But you don’t and won’t. You will have a hundred million reasons but the real reason is you don’t want to live next to the black people you claim to love.

I live in one you dumbass redneck idiot.

One of the fastest growing cities in the US.

I bet you live in some backwards, rural Mississippi or Alabama redneck dump.

 

[archives]

Locals now scared to go out in Midwest city's downtown after 8pm

Surging crime and a diminishing police presence has turned a Midwest city neighborhood into a hellhole, leaving locals afraid to step outside after dark.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Name the big city that is a shithole and I can almost guarantee it is run by the

First off, give us three big cities run by Republicans, that is a story in itself

America’s greatest city is run, and has nearly always been run, by Democrats, and it is America’s greatest city

 

[AProudLefty]

When referring to the party, "Democratic" is capitalized.

 

[Jarod]

But most criminals are Democrats

The Republicans just elect them president!

 

[Into the Night]

Crime is nonpartisan.

BULLSHIT!

Democrats commit crimes. They support crime. They support organized crime.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/31/briefing/crime.html

They support propaganda such as this as well.

 

[Into the Night]

Yes. They know where they have the advantage if they are caught.
End of discussion.

His attempted denials is not really a discussion anyway.

 

[Into the Night]

Syringe services programs are community prevention programs that provide a range of services that prevent spread of disease and protect communities. They are proven to save lives, help those with substance use disorders get needed support, prevent overdose deaths, and reduce the impact of drug use on the community.

Preventing "spread of disease" by distributing poisons won't work, Sybil.

 

[Into the Night]

Democrats did not create the problems and nobody thinks it's "fun".

What is your solution?

Democrats created the problem. Democrats continue to support the problem.

 

[Into the Night]

She mean the Republican Party.

Changing the words of a quote won't work, Sybil.

They are not for the working people, the poor and the farmers.

Bigotry.

 

[Into the Night]

You trumpers dumbasses and your strawman arguments get it backwards.

Cities with large, poor minorities have had crime problems for decades. These poor minorities see Democrats as their only hope to ease the burdens of poverty as opposed to Republicans who they know would leave them high and dry.

Hence they elect Democrat leadership as their best hope because Democrats are the only ones with the guts and the compassion to at least try to ease their burdens.

It's not these cities turn crime and poverty infested after Democrats take over.

It's that they were already beset by these problems and Democrats are the only ones willing to try to help these people rather than throw them under the bus the way Republicans would.

Stop with your filthy ass lies.

Racism.

It is DEMOCRATS that want to defund and demoralize the police.
It is DEMOCRATS that support organized crime and drug use.
It is DEMOCRATS that created and continue to support homeless encampments.
It is DEMOCRATS that ignore the law and let criminals back out on the street to offend again and again.

DEMOCRATS do NOT help anyone by giving them drugs and defunding and demoralizing police and supporting criminal activity.

 

[Into the Night]

How many Democrats have 34 felony convictions?

What '34 felony convictions'?????

 

[Into the Night]

When referring to the party, "Democratic" is capitalized.

Democrats are not democratic. They support oligarchy or dictatorship.

 

[Into the Night]

Democrat is a noun. It refers to a person who registers or votes with the Democratic Party.

Democrats do not support democracy. They want oligarchy or dictatorship.

 

[Into the Night]

I live in one you dumbass redneck idiot.

One of the fastest growing cities in the US.

I bet you live in some backwards, rural Mississippi or Alabama redneck dump.

Argument from randU fallacy. Racism.

 

[Into the Night]

First off, give us three big cities run by Republicans, that is a story in itself

America’s greatest city is run, and has nearly always been run, by Democrats, and it is America’s greatest city

A hellhole is not America's greatest city.