You can’t argue with CRO. He makes a lot of good points but he’s never wrong in his own mind. Overall I think he’s actually close to the center or maybe even a “classic liberal” but he takes the far right side of everything.
One can certainly argue with me, and I want" to be proven wrong if you can, but the
arguments I typically end up having here are something like the last two I had where one person is flat out fabricating something like totally misrepresenting a quote to achieve an end, or the person is in a totally untenable position because they are making a profoundly obtuse and absurd propostion like economic decline is good for your health.
What fascinates me as an aside really is that those things are wrong, should be anyway, in everybody's mind but people like them and the person that liked your post won't abandon demonstrably wrong ideas.
And I said
radical left for a reason; I'm sloppy with the structure of my posts, not the words used. There is a certain amount of partisanship line in the sand, my way or the highway nonsense that's baked into the cake and unavoidable. There's always room for finger pointing there, but for heaven's sake one party almost tried to thrust a verifiable communist upon us.
When I take a stance against the ignorant, seductive ideas of the far left, it's inevitable I would find some common ground with
the far right side of everything. But I am not a conservative, which means I necessarily don't agree with the right side of everything, but what good does it do me to come here and argue the merits of an Obama phone (which I supported) during times like these?