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I'm just curious as to how many of you are out there... as I constantly get e-mails from neocons who are angry about how I am making fun of them and outwitting them, and at least every other time they request to know where I live, or invite me to go to their residence, to get into a physical fight, so they can beat me up... sometimes they even talk about how they have guns and I probably don't since I'm a wussy liberal, indirectly threatening to kill me... just curious as to how prevalent this is, so other neocons: Do you prefer physical violence to the painstaking "thinking" that is required for political debate?
Will S, I'm actually one of the 7 in 8 Californians who is working full-time... no welfare for me (especially since I'm a single male, and we get no welfare even if we are unemployed... might wanna get some education before making assertions, eh?)
Anarchist... I'm pretty sure nothing is a good catalyst for e-thuggery or invitations for cross-country fights based on political assertions
... I guess I just have a little more self-respect than your average "hold on to yer guns!!!" neocon though... oh and to all the people stating that I don't have wits, I'd beg to differ... college-educated, political science major, etc. etc. and much smarter than most of you.. yup narcissistic to the bone when it comes to political debate/reasoning.. I'm proud to say that I've never resorted to a Biblical verse or rational fallacies when it comes to defending my opinions, can you say the same thing, neocons? Nope.
Variable 46, actually neoconservatism are people who supposedly still support fiscal conservatism, but want American influence to be global and have pseudo "colonies" throughout the world, and are for government intervention in the implementation of Judeo-Christian "morality". Bush was the epitome of a Neoconservative President, and he was and is still largely lauded by the Republican party. McCain wanted to continue his Neoconservative policies and was nominated for the Presidency. Thus, supporters of Bush/McCain, most of the Republican voters, are Neocons as they want to further the Neocon agenda. So nope, no fights involved..
Will S, I'm actually one of the 7 in 8 Californians who is working full-time... no welfare for me (especially since I'm a single male, and we get no welfare even if we are unemployed... might wanna get some education before making assertions, eh?)
Anarchist... I'm pretty sure nothing is a good catalyst for e-thuggery or invitations for cross-country fights based on political assertions
... I guess I just have a little more self-respect than your average "hold on to yer guns!!!" neocon though... oh and to all the people stating that I don't have wits, I'd beg to differ... college-educated, political science major, etc. etc. and much smarter than most of you.. yup narcissistic to the bone when it comes to political debate/reasoning.. I'm proud to say that I've never resorted to a Biblical verse or rational fallacies when it comes to defending my opinions, can you say the same thing, neocons? Nope.Variable 46, actually neoconservatism are people who supposedly still support fiscal conservatism, but want American influence to be global and have pseudo "colonies" throughout the world, and are for government intervention in the implementation of Judeo-Christian "morality". Bush was the epitome of a Neoconservative President, and he was and is still largely lauded by the Republican party. McCain wanted to continue his Neoconservative policies and was nominated for the Presidency. Thus, supporters of Bush/McCain, most of the Republican voters, are Neocons as they want to further the Neocon agenda. So nope, no fights involved..