manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

How long will OPP be free to post wh**ever?

EmilyD

They can probably stay alive if they permanently ban all conservatives - especially Trump supporters. Starting at noon tomorrow...

meridianlesilie Loc: mars

Yes that's a good question because I've seen that Katie couric is saying that we should be brain washed

skyrider

Only until "the big sweep". Should be OK for up to another month.

skyrider

Only 4 replies to a question that should catch every ones attention. Quite strange.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

The OPP has always been regulated... There are numerous rules that must be obeyed... I'm sure we've all had posts deleted...

As such, nothing will change...

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

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Maybe yes and maybe no! In today's USA, life is becoming unpredictable and unstable, and the revenge-seekers are already tossing out threats against Trump supporters. Ridiculous, some of them, like Katie Kuric, but other tactics such as shutting down access to social media for avowed Trump supporters is well in progress. I do hope nothing will change here in OPP, but...

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Would be nice to return to a more civil, brotherly time... I prefer the OPP that I originally joined

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

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Most social sites I have been posting at have been vitriolic from the start, say about 1995 or 1996. This leftwing movement has had its supporters for many years, and arose from the left-leaning education that has been handed out for the last 30 or so years. "The US is supposed to be bad, the socialist/c*******t world is good, we are imperialists and war mongers(!), so read the C*******t Manifesto and learn!" And they have done so! Les Probrecitos are more numerous than ever!

So many of them went to college, studied some esoteric subjects, spent perhaps $200,000 in 4 years for it, and then could not find a company that wanted to hire them. But they came away with a mindset that most employers recognized for what it was immediately and turned them down. Others, wanted to go college, and couldn't stomach the idea of a trade school that would give them a reasonable income job inside of a year or two. When some landed a job, it often had no future, no growth possibilities, and paid poorly.

All of these problems have led up to where we are now, with generations of young adults highly frustrated and looking to the government to bail them out. Or, to change the government in favor of being given a living wage outright, with no obligations. Hence Marxism is seen as the palliative that they cannot see as a disaster.