Message from @I AM ERROR

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2018-02-16 22:16:57 UTC  

Ain't no cookie cutter for that one

2018-02-16 22:17:06 UTC  

i'm just a supporter of the club 😄

2018-02-16 22:17:29 UTC  

if you support it, obviously you'd agree with them, right?

2018-02-16 22:17:43 UTC  

kinda.

2018-02-16 22:17:46 UTC  

Therefore one would expect that you have researched what they mean right?

2018-02-16 22:17:54 UTC  

Otherwise you'd just be conforming for your teams

2018-02-16 22:18:18 UTC  

then again, to quote myself: i can't stand antifa...

2018-02-16 22:18:53 UTC  

i know what they meant when the adopted it

2018-02-16 22:20:11 UTC  

(we -really- had a problem with right-wing/neo-nazi violence back then)

2018-02-16 22:20:51 UTC  

One thing I've come to learn

2018-02-16 22:21:00 UTC  

any movement, group, intent, or even word

2018-02-16 22:21:05 UTC  

can be hijacked.

2018-02-16 22:21:17 UTC  

will

2018-02-16 22:21:27 UTC  

probably right.

2018-02-16 22:21:58 UTC  

that's why i don't align myself with any political movement or the like

2018-02-16 22:22:28 UTC  

and as a rule of thumb... if it ends with "-ism" it's bad

2018-02-16 22:22:42 UTC  

All power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely, all great factions are most likely bad factions

2018-02-16 22:23:11 UTC  

mmm. as far as US politics go, I just had a thought cross my mind

2018-02-16 22:23:35 UTC  

'Progressives are people who haven't had a chance to be conservatives yet'.

2018-02-16 22:24:37 UTC  

I.E. any accusations that Conservatives are 'afraid of change' are bunk, because if progressives were to get their way overnight, they'd have the same labels as conservatives now.

2018-02-16 22:25:15 UTC  

progressives are people who can not think for themselves

2018-02-16 22:25:50 UTC  

Not really.

2018-02-16 22:25:54 UTC  

I'd argue both sides suffer that.

2018-02-16 22:26:43 UTC  

depends... there ARE conservatives that can think for themselves... not that many but they exist

2018-02-16 22:27:19 UTC  

but yes, both have the tendency to sound like parrots

2018-02-16 22:27:38 UTC  

its Optimists vs Pessimists

Progressives see changes as "It MIGHT work, we better try it"
Conservatives see changes as "It MIGHT NOT work, we better not try it"

and they shut off any other thought, i'm with Falko on this one
Any rational person can be reasoned with and if a change is reasonable they'll agree

2018-02-16 22:28:17 UTC  

which is why we have accepted gayness, as opposed to throwing those people off of roofs

2018-02-16 22:28:49 UTC  

if you give me a policy proposal i look at it, look at the risk/reward and then make my mind up based on that.

2018-02-16 22:28:55 UTC  

exactly

2018-02-16 22:29:39 UTC  

And that's not even to mention the corporate interests and lobbyists being involved.

2018-02-16 22:30:03 UTC  

those are just using people as a means to an end, wahtever works for their income they'll stand with

2018-02-16 22:30:49 UTC  

pretty much like every single person does, no one votes for what they believe is bad for them

2018-02-16 22:31:49 UTC  

for example: i personally do not think that civilians should be allowed to own guns (with VERY specific exceptions). but if i look at the US it obvious that it is impossible to get rid of all the guns (especially the illegal ones) which makes the risk of a ban outweigh the reward.

2018-02-16 22:32:35 UTC  

Pew Pew Bang Bang.

2018-02-16 22:33:17 UTC  

On Christmas, I received my permit (because the state regulates firearms excessively). :3

2018-02-16 22:33:45 UTC  

SHALL NOT, etc.

2018-02-16 22:33:56 UTC  

Next month, I attend a safety-course!

2018-02-16 22:34:43 UTC  

what state?

2018-02-16 22:35:14 UTC  

The United States' most gerrymandered one.

2018-02-16 22:35:23 UTC  

Maryland?

2018-02-16 22:35:49 UTC  

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