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Why Liberals make me angry

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Why Liberals make me angry

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from JoeUser Forums
Been a while since I have taken my shots at liberals and I feel they need me to blast them into a sense of reality.

I have made this point several times that liberals are only liberal when you are in total compliance with their sick and twisted down right unamerican thinking.

Yes I said unamerican, because there is nothing about america that the farleft liberals do not want to change.

They wish the total annialation of religion from any public forum, they think the common man is some kind of idiot and needs there guidence, well we don't. they think that murdering a fetus is ok, they think that the whole world is right and america is wrong all the time.
They thing the greatest threat to freedom is america and I for one am tired of it.

They think handouts for the poor for the rest of there lives is just fine unto the 4th generation and past that even.

Ok small baby rant over.
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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top
i placed you between 25-30


thank you??
Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: little_whipPosted: Friday, April 29, 2005Anyone who wishes harm on their own nation or takes delight in seeing their nation harmed, just to prove a political point, is un-American, but I've never seen a Conservative take this position.Many Conservatives are against the war in Iraq, but I've yet to see one say, "I hope we get our asses kicked over there, that will prove I'm right!"Everyone was horrified by the carnage of 9/11, but I've never seen a Conservative say, "We got what we deserved, we had it coming."And while emotions ran high on both sides during the Teri Shiavo drama, it took a liberal to say, "Fuck it, I'm glad the bitch is dead."I know why liberals make you angry, MM, for the same reasons they piss me off!


fortunatly the loons seem tobe in short supply here right now, wait till the midterm elections tho.
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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top
real good to see yer name again latour. hope all has been good and you are well.


Everything's OK with me. It's just that with my new job, I've been pretty busy as of late.
Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top
29 by latour999
Friday, April 29, 2005


real good to see yer name again latour. hope all has been good and you are well.


Everything's OK with me. It's just that with my new job, I've been pretty busy as of late

Glad to hear things are good, but I do miss crossing swords with you,
Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top
Glad to hear things are good, but I do miss crossing swords with you,


I suppose everyone needs a nemesis...

But I think the problem here is not with the views of the left, but how we express them sometimes. We need to be more articulate. For example, I believe that marijuana should be legalized and sold like alcohol or cigatettes. I can explain why I believe this, what we should do, etc. at least somewhat articulately (such as the essay I wrote a few weeks ago). The stoner who shares my beliefs may have difficulty with explaining his views on marijuana to the general public articulately, therefore this may cause a drop in support for ending prohibition of marijuana. On a lot of issues, the left, because we believe we are fighting for civil rights, have trouble articulating these beliefs because they are so passionate about them and angry at the other side, who are viewed as trying to oppress people. This causes some lapses in judgement and going over the top with contempt and even hatred for the other side, which pisses you off.

I tend to be liberal on most issues (except anti-affirmative action and only moderately pro-choice), and probably one of the farthest left on JU, but I try to be more articulate in my postings (sometimes I go off the edge) to avoid making a lot of enemies.
Reply #31 from JoeUser Forums Top
It's a point that I also made in another posting, but as a European, I'm always bemused (confused?) by the way that American conservatives refer to the 'left' in general as 'liberals'. Granted that your political spectrum is slanted far further to the Right than in the rest of the western world, and is also somewhat narrower, it still seems strange to me that 'liberals' should be the conservative bogeyman. In the rest of the democratic world the Right ranges from nasty fascist/nazi types through to moderate conservatives and the Left ranges from moderate social democrats all the way through to far left communists and trotyskyists. For us, the 'liberals' are the cuddly moderates in the middle, which is basically where I seem to have ended up in early middle age.

I may not know as much as some of you about American history, but I do know something about its famous liberals: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin... These were men who had resolved to throw of the tyranny of a foreign monarchy while being utterly steeped in the British (and continental) liberal tradition. The poetry of the declaration of Independence (how many other 'political documents' are so aesthetically beautiful?) resonates with liberal values. Judging by the articles I read here from modern day American 'conservatives', these men would today be labelled 'unAmerican'...

All very perplexing...
Reply #32 from JoeUser Forums Top
MM posts this moronic garbage from time to time, apparently, just to invite liberals and democrats in to get skewered by the neoconservatives here. Not many biters anymore. You're not worth it.
Reply #33 from JoeUser Forums Top

MM posts this moronic garbage from time to time, apparently, just to invite liberals and democrats in to get skewered by the neoconservatives here. Not many biters anymore. You're not worth it.


Well, all I got to say is this....... If MM ain't worth it, then don't read it!
Reply #34 from JoeUser Forums Top
MM posts this moronic garbage from time to time, apparently, just to invite liberals and democrats in to get skewered by the neoconservatives here. Not many biters anymore. You're not worth it.


Ok Smart ass. I will ask you. What the hell is a neo con other than a slam?

Dont know? Give up? Wrong again!

How can you tell a liberal from a conservative? just check who is clueless. That's the liberal.
Reply #35 from PolMach Forums Top
I don't think this is fair. You talk about the slurring, looney left hating Bush while the cosnervatives on this thread write about preparing to shoot and fire upon the liberals who are all always out of touch with reality.

"How can you tell a liberal from a conservative? just check who is clueless. That's the liberal." You accuse a liberal of slurring, and turn right around and produce a slurring of your own.

You hope that you can get into a sane political discussion free from personal attacks, all while making these claims that liberals are the anitChrist.

American liberals hate America? Where did a mainstream liberal ever say that they hated America? Maybe they just believe that improving America will come from actions different from what you think will improve the nation.

Too many straw men are being burned.

I admit that I'm not sure if you're talking about all who fit in the liberal section of the political spectrum, or just the far left.

If you're talking about the far left, they do not constitute a large chunk of Americans, just some radicals who, because they are radicals and far from the apathetics or the center, like to post on political forums. So why talk about them? You speak of waiting for the loonies of the left to show up and make outlandish ideologue-spewings. You're ASKING for them to make these spewings. You're encouraging it.

If you're talking about all liberals as the people you described, which I don't think you are, but just incase I misinterpreted: not all liberals believe in the same things. There are shades of gray. It's called a political spectrum because there are shades.

(also, hating Bush does not place you at the far end of the spectrum; it reflects on your character, being someone who forms an extremely negative opinion about someone's overall being just because of their politics)

Well, I bit. I'm not a liberal, but I bit.

(And before you call me a liberal, I'd just like to say you can't say that because you have not heard of my policy positions or of the ideological motivations behind them. But if you're curious, a leading conservative at my school spoke with me for a while before declaring me "interesting" because he finally decided that I was a pragmatic centrist, while he was a self-declared ideologue. And I hope our troops and country make it out of this okay.)