Nah,,,you're just gullible. It passes with age.
Nah,,,you're just gullible. It passes with age.
Looks like ST is back on his meds again.
You tell me it's the institution. Well, you know, you'd better free your mind instead.
(Shoo-bee doo-wah)
It's called having principles that you aren't willing to compromise simply to cater to the lowest common denominators in our society. I get the distinct impression he gives a rat's *** about your opinion of him or his belief system. I wish there were a lot more like him in the country.
I empathize with immigrants who want to come here for a better life. I really do. But empathy shouldn't be the basis of policy. Nobody is entitled to the right to enter this country or become a citizen. I don't care if they're coming from Wales or the Sudan. I reject the implication that I lack humanity because I oppose immigration -- it doesn't mean anything more than I oppose immigration.
Like I said, let's get the unemployment rate down below 5% (preferably around 4 1/2%) and if there is still a demand for millions of unskilled immigrants then we can talk about issuing work visas. We're a nation of 350 million people, and I oppose letting every Jack and Jill take a citizenship oath just to demonstrate our collective humanity.
"Now honestly", it all depends on what principles we're talking about. I've heard a conservative defined (by a Catholic priest fwiw) as "someone who sticks to his principles no matter how much it hurts...others." A whole bunch of wise guys around here latch onto one good idea and think it's THE ANSWER, the ONLY good idea, the defining principle of the World, and the only thing that matters to the exclusion of all else. Libertarianism Conservatism Laissez-Faire economics Thisism Thatism.
If you don't care about people, it's all just a big ol' pile of crap.
Good night.
You tell me it's the institution. Well, you know, you'd better free your mind instead.
(Shoo-bee doo-wah)
I love how liberals think everyone else is involved in group think. That's rich.
"We still find the greedy hand of government thrusting itself into every corner and crevice of industry, and grasping at the spoil of the multitude. Invention is continually exercised to furnish new pretenses for revenue and taxation. It watches prosperity as its prey and permits none to escape without a tribute."
-- Thomas Paine
I know I'm a bit harsh on him. He really did just pour himself into all that Rhetoric. I was impressed when he told me what he achieved at Baylor. I even feel badly for him as he's been through many things that have been tough in his life and I can relate to a lot of that myself. I just think that his resorting to Vet, Tim and now it seems Harry Beanbag slurs is a huge personality flaw for someone who spent so much time trying to educate himself so he could maybe become the next Libertarian Vice President in his 40's. I think he continues to show just how vulnerable he is to criticism and that he needs to learn one of the biggest rules of them all...
If you can dish it out.....you better be able to take it.
When someone dishes it out for no reason than he's coming to the aid of another that thinks he can dish it out but can't take it....it's just piling on like a gang member. I have gotten myself out of some pretty tough spots in my life. Froston...He's such a pup. I do hope he's able to fix some of his personality flaws as he is a pretty funny guy when he's mixing truth with fiction. He really ought to write short stories and stay out of politics.
I wish him well. Just not as a Politician. He should give up on any idea of becoming an elected official.
Of course I care about people. Holy God I'm not a psychopath/sociopath. The difference between you and I is that I don't believe that should be the basis for crafting policy. Hell, as I've said, I'm not totally and completely opposed to some safety net programs. The issue there is that I am utterly opposed to it being on the Federal level because I believe it should be done on the state level for practical, constitutional, and efficiency reasons.
If you will recall (and you probably don't for obvious reasons), I never made any sort of attacks against you in any shape, form, or fashion until the last year or so. The issues started with little insults and jabs here and there at myself and Baylor in general which I brushed off for a very long time. I took it as good-natured ribbing for the longest time. Gradually, they become increasingly insidious. My patience wore increasingly thin and I had enough.
I don't know what the hell is wrong with you -- I honestly don't. You wore out any sympathy I may have had for you a long long time ago. As such, it's difficult to look past your absolutely incoherent rants that don't make a damned bit of sense whatsoever. The random capitalization, strings of consciousness in no particular logical order, your odd mood swings, etc. etc. are all evidence of something. Whether it is from the prescription drug abuse, you were hit on your head as a child, or you never learned to communicate beyond a 5th grade level is a mystery unto me. At this point I really no longer care. Admittedly, you used to get under my skin until I realized everyone else also thinks you're utterly insane.
I used to feel bad for you; I now feel sorry for you.