Republican Nomination?

Originally posted by Strangelove
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And how many young hippies do you see these days? Now how many older ones?

Very seldom do I see/meet a hippie over the age of 30. The only one I can really recall was a shrink I had to see when I was in my late 20's. But a shrink being a hippie isn't very surprising.

According to my oldest son, about 99% of his professors are all hippies, which agian, isn't very surprising.

Hippies/stereotypical liberals being accociated with the younger generation isn't a farfetched or inaccurate claim.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Also, SS is like 2 years older than Strangelove...okay, maybe 3.

Which is nothing.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Hippies/stereotypical liberals being accociated with the younger generation isn't a farfetched or inaccurate claim.

Originally posted by sithsaber408
Save the pity because I watch the news quite often. Kieth Olberman's show, in fact. (gotta get the other sides viewpoint to make an intelligent decision, after all.) I check into current events every day. Not that I need to defend myself to you, but I want you to know that people who keep conservative views aren't just uneducated fools who get their news from a pulpit on a sunday.

No matter, you're a young 20 year-old idealist who believes that absolute freedom is the best thing a person can hope for. Freedom for anything, no matter if that means a sex-change for a 12 year old.

Wanna know something funny? I was a liberal at 20 too.

Give it 4 or 5 years, we'll talk.

there are so many logical fallacies in this that i cant help but be impressed that you managed to compress them all into one post.

Originally posted by Strangelove
Liberals tend to be younger, this is true. But that's not the point here. SS is presenting liberalism as if it's a phase that you grow out of. Are you also suggesting that? If not, then we're really not disagreeing

No I dont think liberalism a phase. I think the degrees of how liberal a kid is might change overtime, and its less so when they're older.

i think we need to stop paralleling the democratic party with children who dont want to live by rules, or the other side might be validated in stating that the core of neoconservatism is freakishly bigoted old people who want to implement radical and oppressive changes to government policy in a failed attempt to recreate their 1950's utopia of blissful ignorance for american middle class white men....wait a minute...

Originally posted by PVS
neoconservatism is freakishly bigoted old people who want to implement radical and oppressive changes to government policy in a failed attempt to recreate their 1950's utopia of blissful ignorance for american middle class white men....wait a minute...

That's exactly what Virgil Goode is. 😂

Originally posted by PVS
i think we need to stop paralleling the democratic party with children who dont want to live by rules, or the other side might be validated in stating that the core of neoconservatism is freakishly bigoted old people who want to implement radical and oppressive changes to government policy in a failed attempt to recreate their 1950's utopia of blissful ignorance for american middle class white men....wait a minute...

Now Pat Robertson will pray for you to die on national television

Originally posted by Strangelove
shock

Now Pat Robertson will pray for you to die on national television

That is of course after he shows you how to balance your checkbook.

Originally posted by Soleran
That is of course after he shows you how to balance your checkbook.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Very seldom do I see/meet a hippie over the age of 30. The only one I can really recall was a shrink I had to see when I was in my late 20's. But a shrink being a hippie isn't very surprising.

According to my oldest son, about 99% of his professors are all hippies, which agian, isn't very surprising.

Hippies/stereotypical liberals being accociated with the younger generation isn't a farfetched or inaccurate claim.

Which is nothing.

Agreed, on all counts. Except for the last part.

And he said he just turned 19, while I'm 24 next month.

So the difference is 5 years.

Would you not find a difference between a H.S. senior and an 8th grade junior high kid?

Or more accurately, a H.S. junior and a college senior?

Besides, many people are 40 that are immature and childish, and some in their early 20's have lived enough life to feel 40. (like me)

Originally posted by Strangelove
Liberals tend to be younger, this is true. But that's not the point here. SS is presenting liberalism as if it's a phase that you grow out of.

Just that I did.

And I'm curious to see if another 5 years of living the adult life might change your thinking in some areas.

Originally posted by sithsaber408

Besides, many people are 40 that are immature and childish, and some in their early 20's have lived enough life to feel 40. (like me)

And I'm curious to see if another 5 years of living the adult life might change your thinking in some areas.

Or maybe you are more like an immature 14 year old and Strangelove like an educated 40 year old...just a possibility.

I am wondering whether more of your life (and more thinking) will change your view as well...but I doubt it...just doesn't seem as if your kind thinks much.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Or maybe you are more like an immature 14 year old and Strangelove like an educated 40 year old...just a possibility.

I am wondering whether more of your life (and more thinking) will change your view as well...but I doubt it...just doesn't seem as if your kind thinks much.

Umm.... yeah, I guess.

If it's the educated point of view to allow a 12 year old to have a sex change, and you agree with the ending of life to support more free sex.

And if it's the immature kids point of view to preserve decency, morals, and some standard of integrity for our country.

Then you'd be correct in your assement.

And I've already changed my mind, from liberal to conservative.

Guess that shows that my "kind" do some thinking after all.

Putz. 👀

Originally posted by sithsaber408
Umm.... yeah, I guess.

If it's the educated point of view to allow a 12 year old to have a sex change, and you agree with the ending of life to support more free sex.

And if it's the immature kids point of view to preserve decency, morals, and some standard of integrity for our country.

Then you'd be correct in your assement.

And I've already changed my mind, from liberal to conservative.

Guess that shows that my "kind" do some thinking after all.

Putz. 👀

If they want it.

Yes. If it would give just one person more freedom I would not see a problem with brutally bludgeoning twenty thousand baby seals.

Decency and morals are subjective. You have yours. We have ours. We find it decent and moral to not discriminate against people, to let them live their life in peace, to not oppress them...you..don't.

No, I would not say that it does that. You could just have followed anyways. My theory is still to get in the pants of your wife.

Originally posted by sithsaber408
Or don't offer them.

You were the one who brought it up, not Bardock.

Originally posted by sithsaber408
Guess that shows that my "kind" do some thinking after all.

No, it shows that your "kind" is capable of thinking, but has decided not to do so. Which I can assume is the only reason you make the statments and associations you do on a constant basis in regards to your "beliefs". (which is really just short hand for your willfully-ignorant social condemnation for anyone who isn't exactly like you, which you then turn around and use your religious preferences as a scapegoat to justify your condemnation)

Originally posted by sithsaber408
And he said he just turned 19, while I'm 24 next month.

So the difference is 5 years.

No, not that everybody will grow out of. (as you pointed out Sen. Kennedy, the drunken old blow-hard is still liberal.)

Time Magazine rated Edward Kennedy as one of America's best Senators, Get over it, the Chappequiddick accident was in 1968.

Just that I did.

And I'm curious to see if another 5 years of living the adult life might change your thinking in some areas.

New article from Larry J. Sabato

http://centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/article.php?id=LJS2007020101

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Tim Russert is better than that though

I was watching an interview with Rudy Guiliani last night and I was impressed with his presentation.

I hope it's Clinton vs Guiliani for the presidency.