DTJ
Ah, yes - when faced with an argument you cannot address - you call names. Intellectually inferior.
While Santayana was wise, you obviously don't "get it." Liberalism is at the heart of change. Conservatives fight change, and fail every time. There has never been a change in ideas that conservatives have successfully fought off.
LOL. From you, that's rich.
LOL, again. Women were allowed to vote OVER the objections of conservatives. In fact, there are some conservatives today who suggest it was a bad thing to allow women to vote.
Civil rights legislation was pbutted by legislative and executive branches in control of liberals. Try again?
Nice snip out of context. Of course, I was making fun of your "some of my friends are democrats" line. Obviously having intellectual trouble again, aren't you?
You can repeat it as many times as you like, and I'll still be smarter than you.
Your bias is toward conservatism. Plainly. But that doesn't imply that the Republican party is "less evil," as you claim above. It's just your bias.
Pretending otherwise is weak-mindedness.
"The facts" as you say, are just a set of codewords for "stuff I believe to be true."
Conservatives used to believe that black people were less than human. And that Jews were the cause of the world's problems. And that the universe revolved around the flat earth. And on, and on, and on. What you hold to be "facts" (without knowing precisely what you consider fact, and what you consider fiction), may not be, no matter how hard you wish to believe otherwise.
Honest people can recognize and acknowledge their biases. Why can't you at least be that honest? Or is honesty one of those "moral values" that only liberals lack?
E.P.
