cawacko
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So in your mind, being intolerant of gays is the same thing as being intolerant of someone who's intolerant of gays?
Is being gay the only determinent of ones tolerance?
So in your mind, being intolerant of gays is the same thing as being intolerant of someone who's intolerant of gays?
How so? Try to have a conservative speaker speak at a Bay Area university. Tell people here you go to church. Let a group find out you hold any conservative political positions. Tell a group you didn't go to college. There are many examples.
Is being gay the only determinent of ones tolerance?
So all this is vague and anecdotal. I've been to SF many times myself, and didn't find it intolerant at all. I'm trying to find out how you're a victim of intolerance.
OK, but it's not liberals who are intolerant of civil liberties and civil rights; it's Conservatives who are. So liberals are intolerant of Conservatives because they're intolerant of civil rights and liberties.
I'm using that as an example, so try to answer honestly.
Do you think intolerance of (insert any minority group here) is the same thing as intolerance of intolerance of (insert any minority group here).
You've been here many times? Really?
You asked for examples I gave them. If you don't want to acknowledge it's existence thats on you.
No, Romney. I'm an economic conservative. But I saw little difference between Bush and Obama and probably Romney in terms of actual policy.
Yes, I agree, except that some liberals are intolerant of the civil rights and liberties of conservative ideas.
They oppose "hate speech," speech by conservative speakers, and allowing demonstrations by white supremacy groups.
But I agree that is a area where liberals are generally more tolerant. But they are more intolerant of those they don't like. There are hundreds of posts by those smirking at people (not necessarily conservative) if they are from the South, own guns, hunt and fish, and are religious. I can remember many discussions with fellow graduate students or faculty members who would smirk when it was mentioned the person was a hunter or a religious conservative. Disagreeing with others can be done without insults, calling names, suggesting they are stupid or uneducated. We treat friends and family who have different views much more sympathetically than we do strangers.
You're trying to justify your beliefs in wanting conservatives to die or leave the country or whatever it was you preciously stated as tolerance.
California voted for Prop 8 in 2008. We are not a tolerant state based on your definitions?
Free speech about what? Intolerance. So liberals are intolerant of intolerant speech. So again, how is that the same thing as being intolerant of Muslims?
I currently live in the South and I can tell you most of the people who say they own guns, hunt, and fish and are religious are posturing. The reason so many liberals "smirk" when Conservatives posture, is because they're posturing.
The true number of people who actually do the things they say here is much smaller than advertised.
Earth to moron: it's 2018 and since then, Prop 8 was overturned.
Hunting and fishing and gun ownership are also very common in the South. And I was not talking about liberals smirking about a conservative posturing, but when a person with those characteristics was mentioned in conversation among liberals.
I'm not sure I have heard anybody posturing by saying he hunts, fishes, or owns guns who does not.
Such as...?
So in your mind, that's the same thing as hate speech? Being intolerant of hate speech is the same thing as intolerant hate speech?
"I hate gay people"
"I hate you because you hate gay people"
These are the same thing?
And Democrats claim to be for the working guy that they now claim are uneducated hicks--equally hypocritical. You are falling for labels and images the parties use to attract voters developed in focus groups by political consultants with reality. Both parties switch their moral arguments based on the issue and controversy.
Filibusters are either evil obstructionist tactics thwarting the will of the majority when blocking judicial confirmations or legislation our side wants or protecting the rights of the minority when our side is using those tactics. Then, when the situation is reversed, both parties use the same moral arguments they argued against when used by the other side. And, most partisans cannot see their party's tactics are the same as the other party and continue to pretend they are morally superior.