It was more of a rhetorical question, actually. The hypocrisy of both political sides is driving me cracy these days. As much as people might dislike him nowadays, I think Bill Clinton is a brilliant mind and a fantastic politician and has summed this up brilliantly recently: In the 90s about 20-30% of the vote was up for grabs. Nowadays it's probably less than 10%. Because people no longer want to hear about things they disagree with. They surround themselves only with folks who they agree with them. They want to point the finger at the other side and condemn every failure they commit, incapable of being criticized for the same things. You can't condemn (or play down) a genocide and at the same time blame someone for having a show named after the Armenian genocide. And you can't be for equality in our society and meanwhile defend Islam. Similarly: You can't call all Muslims Talibans but defend a Planned Parenthood shooter. But you also can't be against Christianity and defend the instiutional supression of women in Islam because #diversity. I just wish we had more bipartisanship and not the tribal bullshit we have now. We against them. Fuck logic.