@no1marauder said
Jesus, you must have played dodgeball 24/7 as a kid.
If you can't find a single prominent Democrat who supports the idea, admit it.
And for the record despite your baseless assumption, I never said I "liked" or supported the idea. In point of fact, I don't.
I already admitted that I hadn't found a prominent Democrat politician. Why do you act like we're disagreeing on that? And you call that dodgeball?
But I haven't looked yet. I'm not going to spend time on a search unless you're willing to put yourself out there and say "No, I don't think you'll be able to find any examples". But, I can find MANY examples of journalists, most of whom will prove to be registered as Democrats, at least to whatever extent we can check their registration. My guess is that many quietly support the idea, but most are smart enough to know how bad that would look if attention got called to it. On the contrary, those contributing to this thread don't seem to understand how bad it looks.
You never said you liked the idea, but you're kind of defending an idea by nitpicking my argument on a thread where the original post has at least 7 likes. Your defense seems to be "it's not that bad because no one in power agrees with us". If that's not what your saying, then why is it so important to establish that no "Democrats" support the idea? If you really didn't like the idea, I'd expect you to join in on my side of the debate.
Whether politicians are publicly supporting it or not, I find it chilling that so many mainstream voices are willing to support the idea of barring a candidate from office because of an opinion they hold. And somehow they also believe that conservatives are the ones that bring danger of fascism.