You could peek at Yahoo’s front page and see how they create news headlines to get viewers
interested. You might add a related vijdeo or a
related pic or two to grab people interested about
everything’ve got to say. Just my opinion, it mignt
bring your blog a little bit more interesting.

Thank you for taking my request to respond seriously and attempting to alleviate my confusion. You have mostly done so, as well as prompted a certain amount of introspection into my own attitude towards others.

“Overall, I want to understand why people are liberal or conservative.”
I found this on the internet whilst looking for things to assist your goal. I hope it’s of some value. Some of the studies mentioned don’t seem very um, sciency, ( i think theres some massive bias potential on the part of researchers due to culture, when assessing data and coming up with conclusions) but that’s up to the peer reviewers I spose.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/calling-truce-political-wars/

Myself politicaly, I’m likely only a few missed meals and some light duress to be inclined to any position at all. What I feel or think is on very precarious foundations. In two weeks time I could be spitting on people with certain markings on their clothing, or standing in front of those that wish to spit, defending the marked. Indeed, I could be the subjugated 3rd party with a brand but no voice.
( It’s just occurred to me that there’s great value in anonymity, (that may only be realised when its removed), and to be forced to display a mark, on door, clothing, or body, is a terribly cruel psychological impost. There’s something fucking awful about letters and numbers and symbols in old photographs and arseholes that would impliment such a system are highly culpable. )
I suppose what I wish to say is that political affiliation and action, for me, for you, isn’t particularly deep rooted, as much as it might feel like it is and as much as things in the link make out it is.
Things can change externally and internally shockingly fast, and with great force. The line between callousness and empathy is so terribly fragile I don’t dare to define my own position and strongly hesitate to define others, despite my sense of smell.
Thank you again for reply.

Your critique of my angry rant was painful to read but completely appropriate. I will think for a while before I write next time. Thank you for your insight.

I really struggled to make sense of this.
There’s whole categories of emotions people with too much time on their hands have come up with as I found here

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contrasting_and_categorization_of_emotions

yet I’m not really wiser. I don’t know what finer and cruder emotions are.
What I get from the comment is sense of caste. A whiff of that stench. It makes me, with my lack of education, my short term goals, my physical attributes due to early diet, and a real lack of formal training on how to conduct myself in society ( No etiquette classes in the bush, no piano, no gin and tonics, no formal dancing, no bridge ) want to um, hmmmm, well I feel like retorting but I can’t because I’m so confused and unsure what exactly is ment. I’m not going to retort if it’s unwarranted.
So I smell something but can’t react to it due to uncertainty.
It’s an awkward feeling.
I wish I knew exactly what the fuck you are on about. I normally understand everything written here ,being fluent in English.
I don’t understand and yet my nose dosnt lie. There’s an odour.
Could you restate in a different way perhaps? Or at least expressly say yes or no to having feelings of superiority.
Then I can either retort or relate or even empathise.

Trump has tapped in to the underbelly of what I would call primitive, regressive, reptilian emotions that poorly educated, unlearned, short sighted people are riddled with. The blunting of finer human emotions, through disease, deficiency, or training, and the celebration of the cruder ones is, to me, what characterizes the modern right wing person.

The right wing is clearly off the rails. If we can’t get them back on track, it spells disaster for all of us.

How is it that we have come to the point where adults acting like misbehaving children are running our country? Why do Republicans embrace an un-empathetic, cruel, taunting president?

The right has been working on setting up the current atmosphere since Reagan was in office and showed how efficiently racism, bigotry, and lies could be weaponized.

I don’t see many Republicans condemning Trump for his constant scapegoating.

How is it that we have come to the point where adults acting like misbehaving children are running our country? Why do Republicans embrace an un-empathetic, cruel, taunting president?

Make America Civil Again. Vote Democrat.

“Several weeks ago, Mr. Bowers’s account posted a link to the website of HIAS, a Jewish non-profit organization, which was planning a shabbat ceremony for refugees in locations around the country. The caption read: “Why hello there HIAS! You like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us?””
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/27/us/active-shooter-pittsburgh-synagogue-shooting.html

“The logic behind Trump’s thinking is guilty if charged.”

Yes, good summary.
Still, I don’t know about other locations, but here in West Michigan it is far too common to see people complaining about defense lawyers existing when articles about court cases are in the “paper”.

There’s a far more fundamental problem that goes beyond any particular case. Central to a modern legal system is the presumption of innocence – even people accused of heinous crimes have the right to a defense. The logic behind Trump’s thinking is guilty if charged. But this logic only holds for others. Trump himself has certainly hired more than his share of lawyers, and his pardons have shown that political usefulness trumps guilt.