they did but it ' s all good i watched that a few days ago , really welldone documentary ! <| sep |> It wasn ' t meant as a compliment or a criticism <| sep |> Was the bench overlooking a playground ? <| sep |> The top post on rMeirl is a bee movie meme atm . We ' re still safe ! <| sep |> The white stuff would be the uriate . Totally normal . <| sep |> Haha same thing here . <| sep |> It ' s ok it ' s not on there . <| sep |> Awww , thanks ! I caught a Ditto yay using my Pokemon Go Plus , so I didn ' t even know I caught it until I looked at my journal later . Was bummed to miss this . <| sep |> Ah . He ' s a prick . <| sep |> I guess that depends on your view of how the party should work . There were two camps within the party during the primary , that I saw . One calling for open primaries and ending superdelegates , and one calling for closed primaries and keeping superdelegates . I think that shows the divide in how people think of the party . I ' m on the side of the former . I see the party as more of a public institution than a private organization . The Republicans and Democrats pretty much have the political landscape on lockdown . The Democrats pull from every liberal , progressive , and leftofcentermoderate for their support . I feel the party should reflect that . The fact that some states like New York set the deadline for changing party registration before even the first primary debate is just insane . The party should act publicly , and give every liberal a voice . Hence my support of open or semiopen primaries , and a removal of superdelegates . On the other hand , you have those that want the opposite . The party to act more like a private organization , defending the interests of its core group first and foremost . That ' s all well and good , but that core group doesn ' t win elections you still have to pull from the populists and other general public groups you don ' t completely agree with to win . Telling the typical green party voter that they are not welcome in the Democratic party , they getting angry at them for not voting for the Democrat is a losing strategy . This is one of the few things thing I like about the Republicans . Theirs is the conservative party . They ' ve branded themselves as the bastion for all conservatives to fight against the liberals . But they allow all sorts of people in be it evangelicals , or libertarians , or altright , or tea party . Sure , the moderate conservative establishment might not like all these groups , but they don ' t stand in their way . They didn ' t shut down the altright or even taje steps against them this election , even though they probably wanted to . Because they ' re still conservative , they ' re still going to vote Republican , and if they elect a Trump to office , then at least a Democrat didn ' t win .