> gMoney wrote:
> The flip flop argument tries to play on emotion over reason. It hopes to
> avoid any discussion about the actual issue, and whether reason or knowledge
> could have played a role in the decision to change positions.
>
It's seems so odd that this is true especially given the Fathe
On 4/19/07, Zaphod Beeblebrox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> isn't that pretty much the same for anybody? Some people choose
> unions to follow, some people choose a religion to follow, some people
> choose Howard Stern to follow. I can't see a reason why one would be
> any better than the other.
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> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 11:15 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Abortion (Re: Liberalism == God?)
>
> > Russ wrote:
> > Not any worse than Bush == Devil that most of the people here po
isn't that pretty much the same for anybody? Some people choose
unions to follow, some people choose a religion to follow, some people
choose Howard Stern to follow. I can't see a reason why one would be
any better than the other. Some may change their pov more often than
others. Some never cha
A lot of union workers that I know drive rust buckets but have nice things
at home like a nice truck/car, boat, quads, bikes, etc... I have been
contemplating doing that very thing, pay cash for some junker economy car
that will carry me to the train station and back (about 75 miles round trip)
and
> gg wrote:
> > Russ wrote:
> > Her guiding virtue is whatever her union tells her.
>
> 8-0
>
How come "vote union, live better" bumper stickers are always on rusty junkers?
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> Russ wrote:
> Her guiding virtue is whatever her union tells her.
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The guys I know are truly flipfloppers. My sister is one. Her guiding virtue
is whatever her union tells her. She proudly proclaims that. She has no other
guiding princliple.
> > Russ wrote:
> > I will admit that there are republicans (i.e. Schwarzenager) out
> there that do the same, but I
> Russ wrote:
> I will admit that there are republicans (i.e. Schwarzenager) out there that
> do the same, but I rarely,if ever, see Libertarians pull that move.
I think you're confusing dropping values with prioritizing values.
For example, I'm fiscally conservative and usually vote for
Republic
So what does this say about people who change or even drop thier "sacred"
values to match those of a populist political figure? Or those who put
political expediency over thier "sacred" values?
I know and am related to many like this and 99% are members of the democratic
party. The other 1% a
> Russ wrote:
> Not any worse than Bush == Devil that most of the people here post.
Let's take a piece of the argument: "to prove Liberalism correct, the
heartbeat didn't matter."
I would offer that this person wasn't saying "it doesn't matter" but
rather, "there are things that matter more." Th
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