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Julie wrote:Kathy, that's the second terrific note you've written in a week! Maybe the best you've ever done... now all we have to do is figure out how to implant some of that into the psyches of people like the other guy who just posted here! But good for you for keeping your mind so open and taking a good look at where you are and where you're going - hard to do at any age!

kteague wrote:Spent my life considering myself conservative (by principle even when not practiced). That was not a political party position, but a philisophical one based on life views, more specifically religious views. In recent times I've found myself more often than not aligning myself outside that traditional framework. So, with all this maligning of liberals, I googled the defintion of liberal and read the wiki, wondering if the label actually fits me at this point in my life. The judgements I see proclaimed in this thread are not reflected in those readings. While I still maintain certain conservative views, some of my views would cause me to be labeled liberal. And no, we are not all alike. Bulls#it stereotypes and slinging derogatory labels contribute to the great divide among Americans. This forum is a reflection of what's wrong in this polarized climate. I personally like who I am now better, having re-evaluated which of my strong-held views I could or could not justify maintaining. Both political sides could benefit from looking outside their own limited world view and respecting that some of the views of others just might have merit, and not be born out of some sort of mental deficit, as the obnoxious term libtard implies. The old saying comes to mind, "There's no fool like an old fool". I can't help getting old but I can help being an old fool if I can be open to never stop learning and growing.

Marillion wrote:I guess what I try to keep in mind that getting old is the "second childhood" as they say in my home country. Many of the people posting in this thread are definitely entering their second childhood.

xxyzx wrote:

Madalot wrote:

Sheriff Buford wrote:Madalot: yes, but Seinfeld made up some new/great words. Re-gifter and anti-dentite were a few of them.

Sheriff

Can't argue you with you there. The truth, reality and logic of it cannot be denied. And therein lies the difference between someone like me and someone like him. I'm not overly impressed with myself, my opinions and such as to never consider another viewpoint.

I still hate the word "libtard" though and will never implement it as part of my regular vocabulary!

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libtards dont like the word libtard because it accurately describes them

those of us who reject the libtard political correctness crap will keep using libtard
because it is the perfect word to describe all y'all so well with just one adjective

kteague wrote:Spent my life considering myself conservative (by principle even when not practiced). That was not a political party position, but a philisophical one based on life views, more specifically religious views. In recent times I've found myself more often than not aligning myself outside that traditional framework. So, with all this maligning of liberals, I googled the defintion of liberal and read the wiki, wondering if the label actually fits me at this point in my life. The judgements I see proclaimed in this thread are not reflected in those readings. While I still maintain certain conservative views, some of my views would cause me to be labeled liberal. And no, we are not all alike. Bulls#it stereotypes and slinging derogatory labels contribute to the great divide among Americans. This forum is a reflection of what's wrong in this polarized climate. I personally like who I am now better, having re-evaluated which of my strong-held views I could or could not justify maintaining. Both political sides could benefit from looking outside their own limited world view and respecting that some of the views of others just might have merit, and not be born out of some sort of mental deficit, as the obnoxious term libtard implies. The old saying comes to mind, "There's no fool like an old fool". I can't help getting old but I can help being an old fool if I can be open to never stop learning and growing.

Goofproof wrote: Truth isn't worth much to Liberals, it interferes making their point fit their needs. Jim

xxyzx wrote: todays liberal is pure evil

kteague wrote:

Goofproof wrote: Truth isn't worth much to Liberals, it interferes making their point fit their needs. Jim

xxyzx wrote: todays liberal is pure evil

Sigh.

xxyzx wrote: todays liberal is pure evil

xxyzx wrote:

zoocrewphoto wrote:

xxyzx wrote:

Madalot wrote:

Sheriff Buford wrote:Madalot: yes, but Seinfeld made up some new/great words. Re-gifter and anti-dentite were a few of them.

Sheriff

Can't argue you with you there. The truth, reality and logic of it cannot be denied. And therein lies the difference between someone like me and someone like him. I'm not overly impressed with myself, my opinions and such as to never consider another viewpoint.

I still hate the word "libtard" though and will never implement it as part of my regular vocabulary!

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libtards dont like the word libtard because it accurately describes them

those of us who reject the libtard political correctness crap will keep using libtard
because it is the perfect word to describe all y'all so well with just one adjective

Please do not assume you speak for others. I am totally against liberal PC crap, but I do not call them names, and certainly not one that is based on another insult that shouldn't be used. I have found that people who use personal insults in their arguments, do so because they don't have a valid argument. If you believe you are correct, stick to the actual points and argue your case. Insults and boasting do NOT help you win arguments. They actually discourage people from trusting anything you say.

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they are bullies and trolls
they continually attack

sorry but the only proper strategy is to stand up to bullies trolls and libtards

their strategy is to shut up the opposition so they can control everything
playing nice is a losing strategy even if you wish it would work and would prefer it

Musickf wrote:

xxyzx wrote:

zoocrewphoto wrote:

xxyzx wrote:

Madalot wrote: Can't argue you with you there. The truth, reality and logic of it cannot be denied. And therein lies the difference between someone like me and someone like him. I'm not overly impressed with myself, my opinions and such as to never consider another viewpoint.

I still hate the word "libtard" though and will never implement it as part of my regular vocabulary!

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libtards dont like the word libtard because it accurately describes them

those of us who reject the libtard political correctness crap will keep using libtard
because it is the perfect word to describe all y'all so well with just one adjective

Please do not assume you speak for others. I am totally against liberal PC crap, but I do not call them names, and certainly not one that is based on another insult that shouldn't be used. I have found that people who use personal insults in their arguments, do so because they don't have a valid argument. If you believe you are correct, stick to the actual points and argue your case. Insults and boasting do NOT help you win arguments. They actually discourage people from trusting anything you say.

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they are bullies and trolls
they continually attack

sorry but the only proper strategy is to stand up to bullies trolls and libtards

their strategy is to shut up the opposition so they can control everything
playing nice is a losing strategy even if you wish it would work and would prefer it

You're a moron. No nice way to say it.