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April 18, 2008 at 6:52 AM #12474April 18, 2008 at 7:24 AM #189459
meadandale
Participant“we all have the right to our own political views…but then she spewed off a bunch of nonsense, uneducated crap about her misconceptions…”
Frankly, you sound like a typical liberal elitist. If someone doesn’t side with your political opinion, their views must be nonsense or crap and they must be ‘uneducated’.
Let me ask you, have you formulated your OWN opinions or do you just parrot the crap you hear on Air America, The Daily Kos or MoveOn.org?? If someone gets you off your ‘message’ can you continue to have an intelligent dialog or do you keep steering back to your talking points?
Please think HARD about these questions before giving in to your ‘need’ to educate anybody politically.
If I were you, I’d just avoid political discussion altogether.
April 18, 2008 at 7:24 AM #189481meadandale
Participant“we all have the right to our own political views…but then she spewed off a bunch of nonsense, uneducated crap about her misconceptions…”
Frankly, you sound like a typical liberal elitist. If someone doesn’t side with your political opinion, their views must be nonsense or crap and they must be ‘uneducated’.
Let me ask you, have you formulated your OWN opinions or do you just parrot the crap you hear on Air America, The Daily Kos or MoveOn.org?? If someone gets you off your ‘message’ can you continue to have an intelligent dialog or do you keep steering back to your talking points?
Please think HARD about these questions before giving in to your ‘need’ to educate anybody politically.
If I were you, I’d just avoid political discussion altogether.
April 18, 2008 at 7:24 AM #189508meadandale
Participant“we all have the right to our own political views…but then she spewed off a bunch of nonsense, uneducated crap about her misconceptions…”
Frankly, you sound like a typical liberal elitist. If someone doesn’t side with your political opinion, their views must be nonsense or crap and they must be ‘uneducated’.
Let me ask you, have you formulated your OWN opinions or do you just parrot the crap you hear on Air America, The Daily Kos or MoveOn.org?? If someone gets you off your ‘message’ can you continue to have an intelligent dialog or do you keep steering back to your talking points?
Please think HARD about these questions before giving in to your ‘need’ to educate anybody politically.
If I were you, I’d just avoid political discussion altogether.
April 18, 2008 at 7:24 AM #189521meadandale
Participant“we all have the right to our own political views…but then she spewed off a bunch of nonsense, uneducated crap about her misconceptions…”
Frankly, you sound like a typical liberal elitist. If someone doesn’t side with your political opinion, their views must be nonsense or crap and they must be ‘uneducated’.
Let me ask you, have you formulated your OWN opinions or do you just parrot the crap you hear on Air America, The Daily Kos or MoveOn.org?? If someone gets you off your ‘message’ can you continue to have an intelligent dialog or do you keep steering back to your talking points?
Please think HARD about these questions before giving in to your ‘need’ to educate anybody politically.
If I were you, I’d just avoid political discussion altogether.
April 18, 2008 at 7:24 AM #189525meadandale
Participant“we all have the right to our own political views…but then she spewed off a bunch of nonsense, uneducated crap about her misconceptions…”
Frankly, you sound like a typical liberal elitist. If someone doesn’t side with your political opinion, their views must be nonsense or crap and they must be ‘uneducated’.
Let me ask you, have you formulated your OWN opinions or do you just parrot the crap you hear on Air America, The Daily Kos or MoveOn.org?? If someone gets you off your ‘message’ can you continue to have an intelligent dialog or do you keep steering back to your talking points?
Please think HARD about these questions before giving in to your ‘need’ to educate anybody politically.
If I were you, I’d just avoid political discussion altogether.
April 18, 2008 at 7:38 AM #189469Bugs
ParticipantIt’s an election year, a time when partisanship peaks. Right now some of pundits are talking about how the Obama/Clinton contest could create serious long term damage to the Democratic Party. So even within the two big political parties there are partisans who can’t discuss politics with each other in civil terms.
I reckon you’d have to have a real relationship with someone before you could “safely” discuss politics outside your partisan circle. That narrows my safe group down to less than a dozen people.
April 18, 2008 at 7:38 AM #189490Bugs
ParticipantIt’s an election year, a time when partisanship peaks. Right now some of pundits are talking about how the Obama/Clinton contest could create serious long term damage to the Democratic Party. So even within the two big political parties there are partisans who can’t discuss politics with each other in civil terms.
I reckon you’d have to have a real relationship with someone before you could “safely” discuss politics outside your partisan circle. That narrows my safe group down to less than a dozen people.
April 18, 2008 at 7:38 AM #189519Bugs
ParticipantIt’s an election year, a time when partisanship peaks. Right now some of pundits are talking about how the Obama/Clinton contest could create serious long term damage to the Democratic Party. So even within the two big political parties there are partisans who can’t discuss politics with each other in civil terms.
I reckon you’d have to have a real relationship with someone before you could “safely” discuss politics outside your partisan circle. That narrows my safe group down to less than a dozen people.
April 18, 2008 at 7:38 AM #189530Bugs
ParticipantIt’s an election year, a time when partisanship peaks. Right now some of pundits are talking about how the Obama/Clinton contest could create serious long term damage to the Democratic Party. So even within the two big political parties there are partisans who can’t discuss politics with each other in civil terms.
I reckon you’d have to have a real relationship with someone before you could “safely” discuss politics outside your partisan circle. That narrows my safe group down to less than a dozen people.
April 18, 2008 at 7:38 AM #189534Bugs
ParticipantIt’s an election year, a time when partisanship peaks. Right now some of pundits are talking about how the Obama/Clinton contest could create serious long term damage to the Democratic Party. So even within the two big political parties there are partisans who can’t discuss politics with each other in civil terms.
I reckon you’d have to have a real relationship with someone before you could “safely” discuss politics outside your partisan circle. That narrows my safe group down to less than a dozen people.
April 18, 2008 at 7:51 AM #189474nostradamus
ParticipantLast night George Stefanopolis (sp?) asked Obama about wearing the flag pin. What the hell is it about this flag pin? Obama responded, basically, “I love my country”. I was wondering if anyone really cared about this flag pin thing… I guess your friend latched on to that!
BTW Obama said he wore the flag pin “yesterday”.
I discuss politics freely with my friends, we often disagree but never have hard feelings about it. Maybe you need new friends.
Did anyone see Clinton and Obama on “The Colbert Report” last night? It was pretty funny.
April 18, 2008 at 7:51 AM #189496nostradamus
ParticipantLast night George Stefanopolis (sp?) asked Obama about wearing the flag pin. What the hell is it about this flag pin? Obama responded, basically, “I love my country”. I was wondering if anyone really cared about this flag pin thing… I guess your friend latched on to that!
BTW Obama said he wore the flag pin “yesterday”.
I discuss politics freely with my friends, we often disagree but never have hard feelings about it. Maybe you need new friends.
Did anyone see Clinton and Obama on “The Colbert Report” last night? It was pretty funny.
April 18, 2008 at 7:51 AM #189524nostradamus
ParticipantLast night George Stefanopolis (sp?) asked Obama about wearing the flag pin. What the hell is it about this flag pin? Obama responded, basically, “I love my country”. I was wondering if anyone really cared about this flag pin thing… I guess your friend latched on to that!
BTW Obama said he wore the flag pin “yesterday”.
I discuss politics freely with my friends, we often disagree but never have hard feelings about it. Maybe you need new friends.
Did anyone see Clinton and Obama on “The Colbert Report” last night? It was pretty funny.
April 18, 2008 at 7:51 AM #189536nostradamus
ParticipantLast night George Stefanopolis (sp?) asked Obama about wearing the flag pin. What the hell is it about this flag pin? Obama responded, basically, “I love my country”. I was wondering if anyone really cared about this flag pin thing… I guess your friend latched on to that!
BTW Obama said he wore the flag pin “yesterday”.
I discuss politics freely with my friends, we often disagree but never have hard feelings about it. Maybe you need new friends.
Did anyone see Clinton and Obama on “The Colbert Report” last night? It was pretty funny.
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