Generally speaking the pussies in society are thugs, they always look for someone who is even weaker than them to exploit, so they take advantage of the weakest of the weak, because those are the only ones they CAN take advantage of.
Die hard Liberal has an epiphany on VA scandal.
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Generally speaking the pussies in society are thugs, they always look for someone who is even weaker than them to exploit, so they take advantage of the weakest of the weak, because those are the only ones they CAN take advantage of.
Your keyboard badass talk has me convinced: you're a thug.
What can i say, I cant help myself, I was born a badass.
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Are you drunk or something?
Incidentally, I have lived in Russia before. So whatever that has to do with your riddle...
I used to ask him that a lot. And apparently for good reason.
Sigh. I had hoped you'd pick up on it easier than this. Think back to the Cold War, McCarthyism, Hoover's FBI, red-baiting, etc. For decades in this country it was treasonous to be a leftist. Even my parents, decades after that time, were afraid the FBI would be photographing their license plates (I laughed, they didn't) when they learned I was coming out of college a leftist.
(The bit about the one-way plane ticket to Russia was a favorite statement of the right while I was in college. Perhaps that was just a local thing.)
Yesterday Don Lemon asked "Has Obama perfected the art of the non firing, firing." These guys really are fucking shameless in their support for anything Obama, the guy wont even fire the head of the VA who has been there for six years, and liberals like Lemon see it as a stroke of brilliant leadership. Who else but government get ever get away with such incompetence, and keep their job?
Instead of trying to be cryptic, why don't you just try to communicate clearly? I don't like to make assumptions that I know what you are trying to say, because you invariably try to weasel out of stuff when I do.
Are you saying that some liberals don't want to admit they are liberal because it is distasteful to do so?
I think the reluctance, thanks to that period, and the fact that most folks basically inherit their politics, is largely a kind of "cultural inertia", akin to turning a tanker. A society's political climate changes slowly (outside of crisis). But the change is happening. Much to the right's chagrin.
And then we have the confounding matter of fiscal vs. social liberalism/conservatism. I don't know how those on the Gallup poll shown were interviewed.