What's easier, to change a person's mind on an issue or their overall political philosophy?
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What's easier, to change a person's mind on an issue or their overall political philosophy?
A disingenuous answer isn't an answer. I'll take stupid from stupid, but you aren't stupid.
Then you aren't rational and there's no point in attempting a conversation.
No point in answering you since you might not know what I mean (supra).
A disingenuous answer isn't an answer. I'll take stupid from stupid, but you aren't stupid.
zoo22
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The first nomination for the Semi-Annual 2013 Chrysostom TOL "EXPLOSION OF IRONY" Award is:
Jabin, for "Nothing is dumber than an ignorant hateful racist..."
Jabin, for "Nothing is dumber than an ignorant hateful racist..."
zoo22
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And the 2nd nomination for the Semi-Annual 2013 Chrysostom TOL "EXPLOSION OF IRONY" Award is:
aCW, for "Obsessed with homosexuality..."
aCW, for "Obsessed with homosexuality..."
I should report this obscenity.it is very difficult to not answer Chrys' tangentials.
I use to be a liberal
and
now I am a conservative
but
I have never changed my views on abortion
does that answer your question?
It's when they become trangentials they get controversial
just waiting for town
No. My question wasn't: were you ever a liberal. It wasn't, have you always held the same view on abortion. The question reduces to, is it easier to change a mind on a single issue or on a host of issues that make up a political philosophy? Because if you want to destroy a party you'll have to do the latter.
The fact is, many people who once held a pro choice position have moved from it. The polling data has noted a steady movement to the pro life side of things for some time, while it hasn't noted a shift from the Democratic to Republican camps.
Mull that, won't you. :e4e:
well I did the latter
so
I must assume everyone else is different?
anyway I see you have answered your own question to your satisfaction
now
can we talk about my question?
would you like to see the texas law upheld?
just to wrap things up
town has answered his own question
town has not accepted my answers to his question
town has not answered any of my questions
and
I will try to explain all this in the following posts
which
will be accompanied by all sorts of flak from town
and
I hope to fly through it
town has answered his own question
town has not accepted my answers to his question
town has not answered any of my questions
and
I will try to explain all this in the following posts
which
will be accompanied by all sorts of flak from town
and
I hope to fly through it
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this all started with the new texas abortion which will demonstrate two very important concepts in our fight against abortion
1. republicans when allowed will try to pass laws restricting abortion
2. republicans will give us conservative judges that will uphold them in court
the democrats of course will do their best to block these laws
and
the democrats will give us judges that will find these laws unconstitutional
town does not want to talk about this because it will show that you don't need a constitutional amendment and that it is virtually impossible to get one
his position of course allows him to vote democratic with a clear conscience
1. republicans when allowed will try to pass laws restricting abortion
2. republicans will give us conservative judges that will uphold them in court
the democrats of course will do their best to block these laws
and
the democrats will give us judges that will find these laws unconstitutional
town does not want to talk about this because it will show that you don't need a constitutional amendment and that it is virtually impossible to get one
his position of course allows him to vote democratic with a clear conscience
this is his question
this is his answer
and then you will get your constitutional amendment
this is his answer
and then you will get your constitutional amendment
his question
my first answer
my second answer
not accepted by town
my first answer
my second answer
not accepted by town
for the past two weeks I have been trying to get town to talk about the texas abortion law
what did he think about it?
will it go to the supreme court?
how will the clinton and obama judges rule on it?
did he want the law to be upheld?
at first my questions were met with silence
and
then he would say that he already answered that
and
insisted that I first answer his question that has already been discussed
town will not answer any question that might show why it is important to vote republican
if
you want to do something about abortion
if you really want to do something about abortion
what did he think about it?
will it go to the supreme court?
how will the clinton and obama judges rule on it?
did he want the law to be upheld?
at first my questions were met with silence
and
then he would say that he already answered that
and
insisted that I first answer his question that has already been discussed
town will not answer any question that might show why it is important to vote republican
if
you want to do something about abortion
if you really want to do something about abortion
here comes the flak