It ' s true , I am 14 and what I say is indeed deep . Thanks for noticing . <| sep |> Shh we dont talk about it . <| sep |>~~ Product code came in confirmation email . Not home to try redeeming it right now , but will in a couple hours . ~~ Doh ! Sorry , misunderstood . I got the game codes right away , but no , I did not receive the MS store giftcard yet . You are correct , both the website and the email say it will be delivered within 10 business days . <| sep |> Sure , but how many people fall into that group ? I have no doubt that some exist , i . e . gay people who would vote for someone just because they are gay , but are there enough of them to warrant the treatment of identity politics as national issue ? Is this a case where we see the most fervent examples and extrapolate that to a larger class ? For instance , we have liberals , and we have liberals who fervently want to ban all hate speech . The former usually have to answer for the latter because they are the most fervent and loudest . Similarly , we have Christian conservatives , and we have the KKK . Are there enough KKK members in this country that we have to treat it as a serious issue ? So it makes me wonder if we have actually enough people engaging in the extreme form you describe to warrant this being a significant issue . My suspicion is that we don ' t , but rather we have a lot of cases where it is being misattributed to the point that we think we do . For instance , what percentage of women do you think voted for Clinton simply for the fact she is a woman ? I mean , obviously we don ' t know the answer to that , but I ' d love to hear your estimate just to get an idea of how big you think the problem is . No judgment .