WHY I DON’T GET INTO POLITICAL ARGUMENTS ANYMORE

[defrog]

Actually I do, but they’re rare these days. This is why.



When this is what it comes down to, I’d just as soon walk away. When reason becomes fashionable again, call me.

See also: jongibbs ’s excellent 12-step guide to partisanship, (which I glommed off one of you, can't remember who, sorry) which neatly sums up how I feel about politics these days.

Where’s the outrage,

This is dF

Comments

[mimick.livejournal.com]

Okay, master of the obvious, you seem to neglect that nobody knew that Bush was wire tapping us until it was uncovered by the media, the same media that is so liberally biased that it is kissing Obama's ass, and not informing people on the provisions of the Health Care Reform. For example, the first hundred pages or so say we will be penalized for not moving onto the government insurance plan; that we can’t have a private insurance plan because there will be none after this is passed. All of Obama's promises of keeping our doctors, and insurance providers are bullshit. It's not economically possible option when there are too many fluxes in the health care system, which can change due to a number of factors. Not to mention this bill will balloon the deficit up another ten notches.

Why should we allow his health care reform through? So you weak kneed, limped wristed, panty waist liberals can pretend for five seconds that you are so smart only to be shown how dumb, and idiotic you really are?

The Republicans, and Libertarians are right; Liberals are the stupidest people on earth.

[thelastaerie.livejournal.com]

I actually don't care if the US get the health care reform through or not. But slagging off NHS and calling it evil is just idiotic. British taxpayers can slag off NHS, those "I-don't-want-US-to-turn-into-a-socialist-country" Americans need get a free national health care system first before they slag off others.