Re: Are conservatives sleazier than liberals?

From: kevincar (kevindotcar_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 09/17/04 

Date: 16 Sep 2004 17:45:58 -0700

greyhawk@myway.com (drifter) wrote in message news:<fabb7482.0408301414.302c7674@posting.google.com>...
> kevindotcar@yahoo.com (kevincar) wrote in message news:<60bf9d3f.0408250923.10552b14@posting.google.com>...
> > I woke up this morning to GMA, with Cheney plaintively crooning
> > about Gay rights... I Just had to weigh in with this thread.
>
> No... Cheney was repeating his stand, what he said before the 2000
> election.
> He _repectfully_ disagrees with Pres Bush. Cheney doesnt set this
> administations policy, Bush does. ... and that what Cheney said.
>
  ...And you really think if Bush bites it and Cheney is sworn
  in, that policy will change? If so, methinks you're a sandwich
  or two shy of a picnic in regards to realpolitik, my friend.

> Do you think people like Kerry - who doesnt have a simple answer for
> anything, and constantly waffles on anything he does say - is really
> better???
>
  I would rather have *NO* answer, or a *CHANGED* answer, than
  a *MORONIC* or *DEADLY* answer- but then, that's just me...

> How can conservatives be sleezier than liberals when liberals already
> occupy the bottom of the barrel... hehehe. just kidding (or am I?)
>
  Most conservatives I've ever met were too inwardly fearful to make
  a decision to change anything; much less themselves... If society
  were left to Conservatives, we'd still be living in grass huts and
  commuting by dug-out canoes.

  The philosophy of Conservativism is to avoid and attack change
  because it upsets the "status quo"- Ie, interest-groups that
  *LIKE* the way things are because the barriers to entry for
  economic success to less powerful individuals are already set
  up; All-the-while pretending to embrace membership
  to all, when in fact the GOP is a *very* caste-ridden clique.
  
  The philosophy of Liberalism is much more to my liking; to
  embrace change where change is needed...

  The saddest fact of all is the largest political base of the
  Conservative party is what needs the most help- The Southern
  GOP belt, "NASCAR Republicans", home-schooled Christians,
  and high school droputs. Yikes, what an evil *** Kerry is
  to suggest providing health care to these and other such
  demographic groups.

> So much for being mature or civil... politics seems to be a bunch of
> squabbling children...

 Hey- that's just you talking my friend... You can follow Bush,
 Kerry, Nader, Kent, Stalin, and Jerry Lewis all the way to Hell
 and back- The only thing you need to question (and I don't really
 see many Conservatives doing this) is *WHY*- Bush hasn't done
 much other than lie cheat and kill; So Liberals are looking for
 a change- wow, how childish.

 K.C

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