**Comrade Angles** @Angle · 2018-02-22T02:50:14Z

Comrade Angles @Angle

Comrade Angles @Angle

Anyone else noticed that a lot of politics comes down to "I'm against this because you're for it"? :/

22 fév. 2018, 02:50 · 3 · 10

**sireebob** @sireebob@cybre.space · 22 fév. 2018, 02:50

**sireebob** @sireebob@cybre.space · 22 fév. 2018, 02:50

@Angle
RABBIT SEASON!
DUCK SEASON!

**Champion AR-15** @Skoll3@shigusegubu.club · 22 fév. 2018, 02:51

**Champion AR-15** @Skoll3@shigusegubu.club · 22 fév. 2018, 02:51

@sireebob @Angle NOTHING SEASON

**Spencer Alves** @impiaaa@dev.glitch.social · 22 fév. 2018, 02:54

**Spencer Alves** @impiaaa@dev.glitch.social · 22 fév. 2018, 02:54

@Angle definitely when motivated by partisanship; but do be careful when assuming and/or oversimplifying motivations

**Cybernetic⚡Datapredator** @Azure@vulpine.club · 23 fév. 2018, 00:13

**Cybernetic⚡Datapredator** @Azure@vulpine.club · 23 fév. 2018, 00:13

@Angle I haven't noticed it generally. The only real example I can think of is pure obstructionism where one side just wants to keep another who's in power from having accomplishments.