NBC Wonders How Long ‘American Majority Will Tolerate Being Pushed Around By A Rural Minority’

The Daily Caller ^ | 11/7/18 | Derek Hunter

[NorthMountain]

I’m sure that’s exactly what the effeminate urban poofters actually think.

[Political Junkie Too]

In other words, the cities hate the states?

-PJ

[SaveFerris]

[Class warfare... right on schedule.]

Pretty much. It’s the dream of Leftists and Soros.

That’s why their first shock troops were BLM and AntiFa.

Remember when they condemned either? Me neither.

[foundedonpurpose]

The left is immediately sowing more discord & hate! Pathetic!!

[Pining_4_TX]

There is only one solution to the great divide. Kick the large urban centers out and let them become city-states. We can trade with them, but they should not have any control over the rest of us. The collapse of the large nation states and new (actually old) forms of government will come into being. See the book, The Sovereign Individual by Davidson and Rees-Mogg.

[CodeToad]

The cities had better appreciate us because they don’t grow food or generate power. F’em!

[hadaclueonce]

God’s hand was on our founding fates shoulders

[Hostage]

> “Because Paul Ryan accepted a big severance check from K Street to stand-down and ensure that the Cheap Labor Express could keep rolling. “

Yes, that’s it.

Ryan’s only private sector job before elected office was as the driver for the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile.

He had no money before he was elected. His salary as a Rep is about $174k per year.

Last year he was reported to be worth $12 million.

He’s a pig at the trough of corruption.

He’s getting out because he knows what’s coming.

[txnativegop]

I think you are being too generous with the lib urbanites, most wouldn’t last a week without the “rural minority”

[Aliska]

Because unlike them, our founders wanted everyone to have some representation, and if we did what they are agitating for, it would require an amendment to the constitution and disenfranchisement of huge areas in flyover country and other sparsely populated areas of the country.

AND our founders did not want us hostage to mob rule which is exactly what we are getting from the left, and it takes all our resolve and the Trump administration to try to keep them in check.

And the media knows that but it plays well rather than dealing with other problems.

[Grimmy]

And Americans wonder how much longer they should allow the “news” media to survive, on a personal level, it’s lies, distortions and open support of the domestic enemy.

[metmom]

Goes to show how clueless people are about how our government is structured.

It’s not a democracy. It’s a representative republic.

[rdl6989]

What planet do these fools live on????

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Well, if not for Washoe (Reno) and Clark (Vegas), Nevafornia would still be red. Two counties out of 17 control the state of Calvada.

Who would have dreamed that counties where 90% of the population live would so dominate the vote?

[Paladin2]

"I’ve got a few small tomatoes and some peppers to spice things up. That’s about it this year."

Same here. Though there seem to be plenty of The King's Deer and Turkeys doing the lawn maintenance most of the year.....

[mrmeyer]

They mean to subjugate you rural kulaks. BLOAT while you can.

[metmom]

I think pretty much everybody is tired of subsidizing the ag sector. Its welfare for the rich. Plus you hire all those illegals.

Rich farmers?

That's an oxymoron.

I never met a farmer who was in it for the money cause it was an easy way to earn a living.

[cradle of freedom]

Didn’t Franklin Roosevelt start agricultural subsidies?

[Paladin2]

States should have their Senate Reps be County based.

[Paladin2]

How else can the Urban Utopias get the peasants supply their daily meals?