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voting against their better interests in the name of conviction Yes, that's called having principles.

• themartorana 12y ago
  ...and believing things without a shred of evidence is called "faith." And neither "faith" nor "principals" is an inherently good thing by definition - in fact some people might call "principals" based on "faith" or "religion" or "race" or "gender" or "greed" or "lack of education" or any other reason "dumb."
  • crusso 12y ago
    Yeah, I agree with that statement. It doesn't really connect with your previous post which was just a mouth-foaming political attack without any real substance.
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    • slayed0 12y ago
      and we have now fully devolved into the Fox News/MSNBC comment boards
      • refurb 12y ago
        Good comment. Deleted my original, inflammatory comment.
• nitrogen 12y ago
  Holding to destructive principles is not a virtue.