What is unnatural behavior? While this is somewhat akin to the "what is a woman" argument, the definition of unnatural behavior is a very subjective qualification.
Even if you can get a majority to agree on the concept, that concept usually changes over time.
Is polygamy an unnatural behavior? It is biologically not a problem, but some groups have embraced it while others have shunned it.
500 years ago, it wasn't particularly uncommon for daughters to be married off before they had even "come of age". By today's standards, that is usually illegal.
Point being, what you consider to be unnatural behavior isn't always going to be what society agrees with. I am sure the people of 500 years ago would look at us and shake their heads, complaining about our moral degradation, simply because we don't backhand our womenfolk when they speak out of turn.
Love the last paragraph and agree.
This isn't the thread topic but one of the simple Harris campaign slogans is to chant 'we're not going back'.
For me, I think it's a very creative way to have a direct counter to the MAGA slogan.
Before that the political campaign response was around 'what time period are you wanting to go back to' trying to refer to a time where social groups supposedly 'knew their place', society was much more segregated, etc.
Anyway by having a simple counter slogan with 'Not going back', its a much easier vibe to tap into.
Again successful campaigns are all about energy, much more than policy discussions (to my chagrin as I personally believe it's most important but I understand that people groups find policy discussions as slow and boring, not as inspirational and energy driving).
As far as Walz, during this campaign timing he's been the generating the most energy from I think understanding how to communicate effectively to the masses, especially compared to other Dems in general.
As I think JamieD said, he's got much more HS teacher, HS coach and dad vibe energy than a corporate bureaucrat but he's generated buzz with it as he's also more gregarious and out front.
One admitted progressive influencer was laughing giddly about his introduction at the Philly rally and jokingly called him John America. A white, small town Midwestern dude who covers all the stereotypes....he hunts, fishes, farms, has 24 years of armed service, coached, taught, drinks, tells dad jokes with his kids, loves dogs, lol.
He mentioned politically he has Eisenhower vibes. Not sure if that's true but, again highlights first impressions and why it works for building energy for a campaign.
Political campaigns are all about the energy vibes.
