Originally posted by: Babbles
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Babbles
Liberals hate being called liberals, so in a way it is like 'they' are asking for it. There really is not other deragoutery term for Republicans, so GOP-fans kind of have a leg up.
Then again on the flip side the left loves saying how Republicans want to kill your kids, take away grandma's social security and are racists.
Social security is a liberal social program. So if you are against liberal social programs, your are against social security, or you are not being honest with yourself.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, you fail reading comperhension 101?
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Babbles
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Babbles
Liberals hate being called liberals, so in a way it is like 'they' are asking for it. There really is not other deragoutery term for Republicans, so GOP-fans kind of have a leg up.
Then again on the flip side the left loves saying how Republicans want to kill your kids, take away grandma's social security and are racists.
Social security is a liberal social program. So if you are against liberal social programs, your are against social security, or you are not being honest with yourself.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, you fail reading comperhension 101?
Did you fail logic 101? Or is it presumptious of me to assume you went to college? 😀
If you want to end SS, which a lot of conservatives, even admit in this thread they want to do, that is going to take away grandma's social security by definition.
Originally posted by: crazycarl
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Babbles
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: Babbles
Liberals hate being called liberals, so in a way it is like 'they' are asking for it. There really is not other deragoutery term for Republicans, so GOP-fans kind of have a leg up.
Then again on the flip side the left loves saying how Republicans want to kill your kids, take away grandma's social security and are racists.
Social security is a liberal social program. So if you are against liberal social programs, your are against social security, or you are not being honest with yourself.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, you fail reading comperhension 101?
Did you fail logic 101? Or is it presumptious of me to assume you went to college? 😀
If you want to end SS, which a lot of conservatives, even admit in this thread they want to do, that is going to take away grandma's social security by definition.
my grandma's dead so obviously your commie BS won't work!!!!!!
Dude, if Bush could do that I'd so vote for him. 😀Originally posted by: KirbsAw
Originally posted by: thatsright
Originally posted by: Jmman
Neocon must have slipped his mind......
But Neocon doesn't sound dirty at all.
It sounds more like...." Get $3000 Cash Back on the all new 2005 Ford Neocon SUV.'
Neocon makes me think of transformers. So when will Bush turn into a truck?
Originally posted by: Staples
Rush is their hero and he always uses the word at least once in every sentence.
Originally posted by: thatsright
When ever I hear a Republican politico who's running for office, or describing the ills of our country, I can always count down the seconds till I hear the word 'Liberal.' It usually pops up in the second or third sentence.
Living in Boston, it sort of reminds me of the VERY tired, hackneyed phrase "Yankees Suck, Yankees Suck, Yankees suck, that RedSox fans chant at games. Just like 'Yankees Suck,' Republicans saying 'Liberal' all the time is getting 'O so tired.
I'm surprised the hardcore Democrats in the USA haven't thought of a similar, compact word that connotes soo much to disparage republicans?
Get the lighters and matches out. Kindling is above.
y the 1980s and 1990s, liberalism had lost favor, and left-leaning politicians reacted by avoiding the term; in recent years, the term "liberal" has become a disparaging label. A CBS/NEW YORK TIMES poll cited by Nunberg showed that "just 22 percent of respondents were willing to describe themselves as liberals, against 35 percent who described themselves as conservatives." But when placed side by side with surveys outlining their political stance, Nunberg concludes, "a lot of people who call themselves moderates hold what most would describe as liberal views."
Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: thatsright
When ever I hear a Republican politico who's running for office, or describing the ills of our country, I can always count down the seconds till I hear the word 'Liberal.' It usually pops up in the second or third sentence.
Living in Boston, it sort of reminds me of the VERY tired, hackneyed phrase "Yankees Suck, Yankees Suck, Yankees suck, that RedSox fans chant at games. Just like 'Yankees Suck,' Republicans saying 'Liberal' all the time is getting 'O so tired.
I'm surprised the hardcore Democrats in the USA haven't thought of a similar, compact word that connotes soo much to disparage republicans?
Get the lighters and matches out. Kindling is above.
They do. They say "Republican(s)". Republicans use the term "liberal" as an adjective to describe an ideal. Democrats use the term "republicans" in a spiteful tone to characterize people.
Originally posted by: thatsright
Originally posted by: Jmman
Neocon must have slipped his mind......
But Neocon doesn't sound dirty at all.
It sounds more like...." Get $3000 Cash Back on the all new 2005 Ford Neocon SUV.'
Originally posted by: Insane3D
Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: thatsright
When ever I hear a Republican politico who's running for office, or describing the ills of our country, I can always count down the seconds till I hear the word 'Liberal.' It usually pops up in the second or third sentence.
Living in Boston, it sort of reminds me of the VERY tired, hackneyed phrase "Yankees Suck, Yankees Suck, Yankees suck, that RedSox fans chant at games. Just like 'Yankees Suck,' Republicans saying 'Liberal' all the time is getting 'O so tired.
I'm surprised the hardcore Democrats in the USA haven't thought of a similar, compact word that connotes soo much to disparage republicans?
Get the lighters and matches out. Kindling is above.
They do. They say "Republican(s)". Republicans use the term "liberal" as an adjective to describe an ideal. Democrats use the term "republicans" in a spiteful tone to characterize people.
Sure. When democrats call a republican a republican it's "spiteful" 😕, but when conservatives/republicans use the word "liberal" it's simply used "as an adjective to describe an ideal"? You really believe that? Have you heard conservatives use the word liberal?
Seems like you are seeing this in a slightly biased manner IMO.
Originally posted by: Gurck
Dear god, mods please! 🙁
I believe that Republicans compete with Democrats for what they believe in, and Democrats compete with Republicans for employment. I think Democrat's ideals are just tactics to gain power, and do not realistically help anybody.
Originally posted by: Insane3D
I believe that Republicans compete with Democrats for what they believe in, and Democrats compete with Republicans for employment. I think Democrat's ideals are just tactics to gain power, and do not realistically help anybody.
Translation:
Republicans are right, democrats are wrong, therefore Republicans are better than democrats.
Same old partisanship that get's nowhere... 🙁
How about facing the reality that both "sides" have valid ideas and POV's, and no one POV is "superior" to the other?
Do you feel that having such a one sided view of things is a good thing?
Originally posted by: DigDug
Liberal
Its the only multi-syllable word that the majority of the Republican populace even knows. That, and "commmie". I mean, its part and parcel of how republicans evangelically preach - they use labels for the notion of the "bad guy" as a way to get across the simplistic binary to the neanderthals they manipulate.
Marlboro Joe in Bumnutts, Texas, couldn't understand why he was getting poorer and poorer until the Republicans told him that it was "the liberals" fault. So now, Marlboro Joe feels sleeps a little easier (with a little help from a six-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon) knowing who's the "bad guy".
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Belongs in P&N.
Though I don't remember many Democratic candidates slathering their speeches with the words "conservative" or "right-wing(er)". Weird. Usually both sides have different versions of everything the other does.