Do you, or do you not believe what you write?
Yes => Meatpuppet, will continue to use "you"
No => Pointless waste of time
I would add that, broadly speaking, most of us here look at these issues as a fight between good and evil in our world, never "our guy versus their guy" - that's idiotic. All men are fallen in some way or another - people seeking office perhaps most of all. We would hate a Biden for what he IS and DOES vis a vis what's right or wrong relative to our mores and laws, which ultimately are derived from our understanding of good and evil, i.e. from our awareness of God in our lives (however that may be).
Maybe someone here is a "Trump - right or wrong" type of person, but they are a minute minority.
Yet we observe perfect silence and acceptance of absolutely ANYTHING, NO MATTER HOW HEINOUS, on the part of actors on the "left" etc. Happy as fucking clams!
So we are indeed extremely different types of people, fundamentally.
We just recognize that difference clearly in your writing here, that's all.
Why would I write something I don't believe? By nature I am not dishonest.
If your definition of lefty hinges on loyalty to Trump then your definition of left is meaningless in actually determining where someone sits on the political spectrum. If you surveyed me I would land center to right on most issues. Trump shares quite a lot of positions with the left BTW so maybe MAGA people are lefty now? Just saying.
Looking at politicians, in the lens of good and evil is, in my opinion, too limiting. For starters there is the problem of false dichotomy, not everything is either good or evil and a good person can sometimes do an evil thing. People don't consciously say to themselves "He is on our side so I support him no matter what he says" rather this happens subconsciously through tribal pressure and cognitive dissonance. If your tribe, your team, all points to the color orange and says it is red, humans, generally speaking, will repeat a lie and even convince themselves it is the truth rather than suffer the consequences of going against the tribe. There is also a cult of personality dynamic at work when it comes to Trump.
Proof that this is happening with Trump is in how Trump has taken multiple actions which contradict conservative values and traditional conservatives convince themselves there is no conflict. For example, tariffs and protectionism are liberal ideas but Trump comes in with his tariff ideas and his supporters flip flop their ideals to support him. Conservatism seeks smaller, less powerful government but Trump does the opposite and MAGA does gymnastics to find ways to justify their support of Trump.
While good and evil certainly exists, influential leaders like to use moral judgements to push us into line. If a politician says policy X is not beneficial to Americans that just doesn't have the same affect on a group as if he says policy X is evil. When the politician of your side says policy X is evil you lean away from that policy because you don't want the tribe to see you as agreeing with evil .
Then there is the fact that it isn't hard to make the case that Trump has done evil things, like going into the changing room of teenage girls and women. If Biden had admitted to that the right would be attacking him as evil mercilessly for it, yet Trump admits to it and the right lets it slide. Clearly it is not the evilness of the act, rather it is whether the guy who committed the act is on your team or not.
You don't often see me commenting about how bad the left is because it seems rather pointless, I would be just repeating what a dozen other members already post. Do you see a point in preaching to the choir? Unless such post isn't actually about stating a belief but rather signaling to the tribe.... Would it make you feel/think differently of me if I threw in some obligatory "Biden is evil because ....." post?
Don't assume my position on an issue just because I don't post about that issue, if you want to know where I stand on it just ask. I could list many many flaws of Biden. Also don't fall prey to a false dichotomy thinking that because I am critical of Trump I am therefore supportive of Biden. They are both terrible presidents in my opinion.