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A liberal talking point by any other name…


Ok. So I ain’t exactly a ‘pacifist’ when it comes to getting a point across. So I will make this short and sweet (actually it will go on forever). And I take back nothing that I have said. However, I wish to clarify a few things.

It is not the disagreeing with Bush I find disgusting. I have disagreed with him a few times.I get embarrassed by him sometimes. And I have ideas better than him most of the time.

But this over-night change…It is unlike anything I have ever seen in 5 years of blogging.

As hard as I read I can not find many qualms about the war among conservatives. Though they disagree with strategy, they stand by the troops and their mission. They know that freedom isn’t free, that we HAVEN’T been attacked in a way such as we were on 9-11 since the war, and that good things have happened for innocent people in Iraq.

So I have come to the depressing conclusion that most of the hate towards republicans stems from immigration and other un-related issues.

Isn’t that…Odd?

Nothing wrong with being pissed over immigration and pissed at the party you put your trust in to fix it I know I am. But geez. I am seeing liberal talking points coming out of conservative mouths. I thought we were higher than “Bush-shit” and Bush fans are idiot Bush bots” And Bush is so dumb. Aren’t these the 3rd grade insults we were condemning liberals for using months ago? I can give you proof. I can CITE things!

I will be honest with you. You know I am. Those words sound just as stupid and pointless when the right uses them as when the left does. I mean, way to go on rubbing two brain cells together and coming up with Bush-shit. Oh, wait. Someone else already did that for you.

So here is my request

If you are going to insult someone, at least come up with original material. And be more civil than a liberal…like that is hard to do :angel:. Sheesh. We look like a buncha ass-hats running around with a rod up our…Well, ass. To the liberals, we look like liars and flip-floppers. And even though we are not by any means. It is not how the majority of Americans will see it. All they see is division among republicans and just more unity with democrats. They will vote for stability, they will not vote for the man on the republican ticket if this keeps up. Who would vote for a party that was disowned by almost all of its base ? I don’t think I would if I was the average Joe. Those dems would start to look mighty good. Good thing we aren’t the average dumb-ass Joe. :wink:

TO conclude. In my perhaps premature judgment and rage I yelled out against this behavior without making it clear I feel the same way you do just in a different sense. It is not that I am hating on you. I am trying to protect us from becoming what we hate.

How about this. Maybe none of us are ‘blind’. You think Bush and the republicans are the anti-Christ, I just think they flopped on some key issues and need to be replaced by true conservatives. But in the mean time I choose not to make horrible comments about them in order to look cool or informed. I refuse to say they have never done any good to us. There were some good things done in these long years, though it is not enough to absolve all the bad decisions.

This has turned into some bad inside joke among betrayed conservatives. But that is the thing about an inside joke, we may get it but the rest of America just sees arguing yuppies who can’t agree on anything…not even their leaders. The pandering for sympathy “I was betrayed whine-line” doesn’t work either. If you voted for Bush then own up to it. Don’t pretend like an innocent victim. Yes, you can feel wronged and yes you WERE wronged on key issues, but the pity party HAS to stop. It won’t change anything. It just looks like you are scapegoating your guilt for voting for someone you can’t stand now. A “It’s not me, it’s them!” attitude. And we all know that attitude never won a gold medal at anything.

We are not so different. It is how we present our argument that is different. It is how some of us want to try to find the positives, as little as there may be. And how some want to dwell on defeatist attitudes.

Right now the people of the ‘glass is half full’ party, are now the ‘glass is too full of Mexicans for me to care about anything else’ party.

Yea…You get the point.

Much Love,
LOF.
The Outlaw Republican.

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6 Comments

  1. Finally here let me comment on your assertion that “now isn’t the time to be attacking our own”.

    Even if this awful bill didn’t exist right now this is exactly the time for party insurrection and bringing forth grievances. It’s the only time because it’s primary season. The reason we lost the last election was because allot of purists (the same people now making up most of the Paulies) thought they’d teach the party a lesson during general election time. THAT’s the wrong time because then the only other alternative is electing democrats. But now we can throw out those who’ve betrayed the party and it’s ideals. We can get new blood in that we can all get behind for the election.

    I mean look at what the party has be reduced to. We’ve gone from the party of Reagan to being the party of “At least we’re not outright Democrats” and there’s a growing number that we can’t even say that about! We desperately need to get real Republicans voted in during the primaries so that the people will have hope again instead of just voting “against” democrats. It’s why so many of us are just waiting with baited breath for Fred to get officially in the race (since we all know he’s unofficially in it). But until we get some real reform in the party I can’t see anything sufficiently motivating for me to register as a Republican again.

    To closing when it comes to the immigration bill, don’t forget the words to that song you were singing earlier:

    “Ohhhhhhh, If you want it to be conservative, it’s just “V-E-T-O.” But, if it’s supposed to be compassionate conservatism then it’s “A-M-N-E-S-T-Y”

    …scalawag. :tongue:


  2. I don’t know much about Fred, but I like his taste in ladies. (and the 19 years it took him to get married after his first wedding ended– don’t like THAT but at least it was such a mild one that his ex is supposedly going to campaign for him.)

    Argue, fight tooth and nail, great. But we have to keep our dignity up, deal in facts and not “against the man”* attacks, or we’ll drive off the folks who are our natural allies. (Well, like myself, for starters–I’m not going to side up with someone who responds to a fact by cursing out someone’s mother. No matter how much I like their tax stance.)

    We’re the grown-up party, right?

    *because my spell checker hates Latin


  3. 0.0

    LOF, you need to lay down and rest…..

    You said I was the cool one?

    You REALLY need to rest….. ;^)


  4. *laughs* Well, since two folks so far have said so, I’ll go with the trouble, at least.


  5. My gawd there are alot of foxes around here. :blink:


  6. Isn’t that the truth? I blame mine on magic.

    (My brother’s Magic the Gathering, to be exact— I was only 14, and couldn’t think of a name, and the “foxfire” card caught my eye.)


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