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Yeah, nice false stereotyping with the contrived conservative smearing. In reality, we all know that the left are far more intolerant than the majority of cons
by rubikscube 13y ago
Yeah, nice false stereotyping with the contrived conservative smearing.
In reality, we all know that the left are far more intolerant than the majority of conservatives. And they are also the ones who get in your face with vile insults, screams, graffiti, vandalism, and any other behavior that passes when one believes their desired ends justifies their means.
It is far more believable that a leftist would be likely to call for and delight in the firing of someone who holds moral values. Conservatives generally just want to be left alone, and they would not in good conscience vindictively fire someone.
And for ends justifying the means, look no further than apologists for murders by folks like Stalin, Lenin, and Guevara. Some actually do say that was what was needed in order for revolution. Disgusting, but that's what they say.
- lostlogin 13y agoI don't for one moment believe that 90% of Americans have one of two sets of beliefs, is this why this is contrived? This does read like a flame, I assure you it's not, puzzled foreigner.
- rubikscube 13y agoIt's contrived because his scenario of a conservative business owner firing a liberal employee is something he made up as an example to fit into his worldview. In reality, the political witchhunts and thought policing are overwhelmingly leftist behaviors.
- veidr 13y agoOh for fuck's sake. Feel free to change "conservative" to "vegan Kucinich voter" and "abortion rights" to "baby seal hunting club" if it makes you feel better. It's just the first example that came to mind of an affiliation that this bug might expose that the user would really rather not have been. > Stalin, Lenin, and Guevara Wow.
- lostlogin 13y agoThanks. Not sure about your second bit though - I've never thought about it that way, but I'd have said that every part of the political spectrum was just as bad. Especially in the world today.