January 10 2010, 19:59:14 #1040 [1 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
Thought: any time you (attempt to) delve deep into the truth of any political issue, you're likely to run into muddy waters of either Liberal or Conservative extremism/fear-mongering/conspiracy theories.
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January 10 2010, 20:40:17 #1047 [1 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
we call it "people getting to riled" basicly as soon as you say "I have x opinion" people figure your one of the enemy or in need of "correction" if you agree its "of COURSE, its obvious".
people always think that THEIR opinion is right and no matter how mild or calm you point things out to them they will inevitably resort to mongering of some kind
January 11 2010, 08:49:25 #1053 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
Yes. It's absurd. Most of my conservative friends would shat a brick if they knew all of what I thought politically.
January 11 2010, 12:48:31 #1060 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
@1053 my conservative friends and my liberal friends shit bricks regularly. I have a collection.
January 11 2010, 13:21:45 #1063 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
@1060 keep 'em going, then you can build a house out of the bricks.
January 13 2010, 02:32:06 #1072 [1 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
I don't think I would want to live in that house.
January 14 2010, 16:04:05 #1084 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]
@1072
It still beats the house the Jack built.