"politics"
I just heard that we liberals keep insulting the average Texan. That leads to Perry being reelected if too many people view it that way and that is correct. How are we liberals insulting the average Texan? Please provide examples if you can.
posted by TXatheist at 8:07 AM
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I'm not sure I understand, could you re-phrase the question?
And maybe the average Texan is insulting the rest of America?
There are conservatives who insist we liberals keep insulting people and that's why they vote for conservatives. Conservatives are the party of uniting and liberals are the party that insults conservatives. That's per a conservative I interact with.
I find that really, really funny but I'm a centralist and conservatives think I'm liberal and liberals think I'm conservative but the conservatives are right, I'm really liberal.
So how does the conservative you interact with think liberals are insulting others? If I think long and hard about it I would have to say that both sides (for the record, I hate partisan issues) insult each other but liberals see that conservatives insult not only liberals but also the rest of the world. We (liberals) have a problem with the conservative’s lack of social, environmental, and global concern in addition to a few other areas that should be kept out of politics. I have personally been known to accuse conservatives (to their face) of not caring about those less fortunate, not taking care of the earth God gave us (because they are so often Christian), being greedy, and have come close to calling them stupid for supporting tax cuts that will impact school funding. But that's just me. I'm not sure about the candidates. I haven't heard anything insulting to anyone from the liberal candidates though I have from the conservative one.
And I'm sorry (here I go insulting conservatives again) but what kind of reason is it to vote for something that you don't agree with just to piss somebody off? If there is a better candidate that is not of your party cut the partisan crap and vote for the stronger candidate. It’s not about sides. Just my two cents.
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