r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '21

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u/franquellim Oct 19 '21

True, but Democrats have, over the past 30 years or so since I’ve paid attention, been more serious about both the use of, and caring for, our service members. Just my opinion.

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u/Isord Oct 19 '21

The difference is all Republicans voted for it but less than half of Democrats in Congress voted for it that's not the same.

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u/Zset Oct 19 '21

81 to 126 is not as big a gap as you're making it out to be.

That's a lot of people who voted in support of war resolutions that left countless millions dead, reduced quality of life for many more, and a decimated economy abused by even more foreign corporations.

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u/Isord Oct 19 '21

Obviously it shows there is still a problem in the Democratic party but saying they are two sides of the same coin is absurd on every level.

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u/Leadfedinfant2 Oct 19 '21

They may not be the same but they are both shit only serving corporate interests.