I do admit to being frustrated by all this
and
try not to be too hostile
:rotfl:
Sorry, but you weren't being serious, were you. (rhetorical)
To put a more honest point to it: we differed over the means to overturn Roe. You thought voting Republican and destroying the Democratic party was the reasonable way to go.
My counter was:
1. The Republicans gave us the Roe Court to begin with.
You mostly suggested they did so under duress caused by the Democrats monkeying with the nomination process. I suppose that's why you want to destroy the Democratic party. Which led me to point two.
2. Neither the Republican nor Democratic parties were founded upon a single issue nor do people who support either party tend to do so for a single reason. I then asked you, do you think it's more reasonable to get people to change their party allegiance, against the rest of their philosophical political foundation, or to abandon the party approach and attack the issue?
To my mind the reasonable response is to change minds on the issue. Change enough and party won't matter. And I also suggested the issue should and would be decided as a Constitutional matter.
Past that point you decided to call people baby killers for voting against the Republican candidate, who himself could be called a baby killer for favoring certain abortive practices.