Reply With QuoteIt's a Michael Savage line, and book.
Also, SOME of them I seem to keep running in to, are pretty darned "anti-biotic-resistant". :crossx:
Why is the word incurable in your signature?
No need to be such a pessimist
Libralism is very curable. In many, if not most, cases age and experiance is enough. I know many ex liberals (myself included). There is an old saying "if you are young and you have a heart, you must be a liberal, if you are old and you have a brain, you have to be a conservative". That saying is for the most part true.
It's a Michael Savage line, and book.
Also, SOME of them I seem to keep running in to, are pretty darned "anti-biotic-resistant". :crossx:
It's a Michael Savage line, and book.
Also, SOME of them I seem to keep running in to, are pretty darned "anti-biotic-resistant". :crossx:
I have the book.
The line is clever. But it is more accurate without the word incurable and accuracy = ^ credibility.
I agree they are resistant. :crossx:
However......
Most of the time they can cure themselves. There are three key ingredients that are needed. Some basic (or better) intelligence, the desire to lead an active independent life, and time to gain experiance. I would say an open mind, but todays "liberals" tend to be locked into a very closed minded leftist mentality, that can only be chipped away over time.
Some people actually have a personal profit motive to be "liberals" (or more accuratly leftists) i.e. your union leader types (or wannabees) and other professional left wing political hacks. These types often never change. But most others do over time.....
Maybe it's like being an alcoholic. When you realize its a problem you must abstain completely, lest it destroy you.
Savage is a phucktard.
Savage is a phucktard.
Oh the eloquince just oozes out.
Savage is a phucktard.
You work long thinking that one up? Or did your lil' cousin help ya?
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