I don’t understand what you mean by full respect. I think it’s better just to model those institutions than to identify with them or develop some sort of political loyalty or enmity. None of them are run by altruists.
I don’t see how my agreement or disagreement with any of those things is implied and I don’t really want to get into a debate about them here. The OP is about how the U.S. government seems to be destabilizing. Your points are a reaction to an (imagined) accusation against Republicans (edit: And Bernie supporters, AOC, and Occupy Wall Street) for causing the destabilization, where you claim that they had good reasons to; fine, maybe that’s what happened, but it doesn’t really have anything to do with my post.
What US institutions are healthy enough to say that leaving them be would be a path to long-term stability?
I don’t understand what you mean by full respect. I think it’s better just to model those institutions than to identify with them or develop some sort of political loyalty or enmity. None of them are run by altruists.
I don’t see how my agreement or disagreement with any of those things is implied and I don’t really want to get into a debate about them here. The OP is about how the U.S. government seems to be destabilizing. Your points are a reaction to an (imagined) accusation against Republicans (edit: And Bernie supporters, AOC, and Occupy Wall Street) for causing the destabilization, where you claim that they had good reasons to; fine, maybe that’s what happened, but it doesn’t really have anything to do with my post.