I really hate sweeping generalizations. "Liberals/conservatives think...", "Liberals/conservatives want...". Both sides do it. Stop it. It's simplistic and mind-numbing. Open your ears and listen to the opposing side instead of declaring it for them.
Where's the fun in that
@Jlangston70 I just like to argue ?
I used to feel that way, but this new brand of Republicanism has made me change. Since l don't believe they can or do think, and l haven't heard a single idea that makes the tiniest bit of sense to me, Fuck'em!
Part of having an actual conversation involves " I " statements. The minute it's goes to 'you are this, you are that' or worse yet 'why are you so (fill in the blank ) . . . . I'm gone and done. The problem many times neither side is presenting solutions or their views.
I agree stop it.
I disagree. I've seen the destruction caused by the Conservatives in Britain. People have died. There's a definite correlation.
In my part of the country, it is constantly done mostly by the right. They are always saying what liberals think, and since half of my friends are liberal, I know a little about what their views are. They almost never match what is said by the right. I don't enjoy confrontation, so I rarely say much. I really don't understand why they do it. It has gotten much worse in the last 20 years or so. I remember when people would actually get along, no matter who they voted for. I miss those days.
Yep...I'm called a Libtard at least 7 times a day ...it's the go to word
What a novel concept! I completely agree.
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