MadCat0911
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No offense, but that's like saying I don't want Democrats in charge because i don't want to live in the homosexual CCCP.
It's pretty ridiculous.
For the record, I'm a Libertarian and give not-one-shit about who you're marrying.
Labeling people who believe in the Constitution as homophobic, unintelligent, religious zealots who despise science is, however... uncouth.
I'm sorry, but stereotypes tend to exist for a reason. Not every tea party fan fits that stereotype, but enough of them do. It's kinda like not every person who votes democrat is a free-loader on society wanting their Obama-phones and Obama-TVs, but apparently that's perfectly kosher to imagine here as I see it often enough.
This ^You are right on the money.
To the OP I really wish we could get 120,000 to stand up for the 2a but this way of thinking >
Originally Posted by MadCat0911
Because I'm an atheist and don't want to live an a Christian version of Iran. Because I think politicians should negotiate, not sign pacts saying they won't bother to learn new things and negotiate on them even one bit. Because I don't think the government deserves to be dissolved. Because I like federal standards for education, even if I think they need tweaking. Because I'm not afraid of smart people and think being intelligent is some form of elitism. Because Bachmann and Palin should not be figureheads for any movement. Because unrestricted capitalism is just as bad as a totally controlled market. Because if a group considers some of the people I consider conservatives as just "RINO"s, I'm scared of what they consider conservative. Because I'm not homophobic. Because science isn't a con. Because I don't believe poor people are somehow living the life and getting an easy "free ride." And most of all, because I'm a liberal, and that apparently, is something you'd have to hate to in order to be a tea party member.
is the reason it will never happen in Maryland
I've already said, I'll vote right along with you guys in Maryland. You honestly don't have the numbers here to sway politics in this state far right, even if you win more political positions. I'd prefer the state was way more moderate than the crap we have now anyways. Plus, it'd send a great message to democrats here if they knew SB281 was why they lost seats.
On the federal level, however, things are more even. As seen by how the AWB failed, even after Newtown. Plus, I don't see the right turning this state to a red state, not by a long shot.