Only one has targeted attacks of human rights of minorities.

The only minority worth protecting beyond reproach of politics are those afflicted with poverty. I have found both parties incompetent in this regard.

800k shacks with outlets in LA for the homeless. The complete dismissal of the responsibility we have as a society to rehabilitate people in the prison system. the absolute abandonment of native americans that ultimately lead to an institution of sexual abuse. Unions run the schools but the worst outcomes happen in urban cities, which leads to violence.

the problems we face are complex. and I think we would do better to lean inwards than rely on looking to the fringes for our philosophical goals.

>The only minority worth protecting beyond reproach of politics are those afflicted with poverty.

>complete dismissal of the responsibility we have as a society to rehabilitate people in the prison system

>absolute abandonment of native americans

>Unions run the schools

I am NOT AT ALL dismissing the problems of poverty, native americans, prisoners nor unions but that is some janky, janky phrasing.

Am I the only one getting a "and you are lynching negros"[1] vibe here?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes

And what does: "rely on looking to the fringes for our philosophical goals" even mean, anyway?

> The only minority worth protecting beyond reproach of politics are those afflicted with poverty. I have found both parties incompetent in this regard.

How do you think we, the people, can make a really meaningful impact to change this?

I think a secular/scientific version of some of the ideas contained within religions like Buddhism could move the needle substantially:

https://mindwithcare.com/buddha-teachings-part-one-four-nobl...

elect better people into congress

I would guess cities on average have better schools than rural areas.