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**haudraufwienix** · 05-20-2012, 06:15 PM

So, the only thing Rocat voted for was hispanic outreach. Everything else is peachy, Rocat?

See, these guys are completely happy with the current state of the Republican Party. They approve. And they love Mitt . He's their guy.

They're pretending that they wish a more conservative candidate would be nominated, to assuage the conservative base and the libertarians. But they're lying.

These are moderate republicans whose goals are much more in line with moderate democrats than with the hard right.

The problem is that people tend to evaluate one party by comparing it to another.....Republitard vs. Niggercrat, conservative vs. libtard, Jew vs. Muslim, National Socialist vs. Communist, etc.
It's far too easy to limit ones self to bad options only this way.
All parties should be held accountable for their actions rather than using the other party as a yardstick.

05-20-2012, 06:15 PM	#37
haudraufwienix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	So, the only thing Rocat voted for was hispanic outreach. Everything else is peachy, Rocat? See, these guys are completely happy with the current state of the Republican Party. They approve. And they love Mitt . He's their guy. They're pretending that they wish a more conservative candidate would be nominated, to assuage the conservative base and the libertarians. But they're lying. These are moderate republicans whose goals are much more in line with moderate democrats than with the hard right. The problem is that people tend to evaluate one party by comparing it to another.....Republitard vs. Niggercrat, conservative vs. libtard, Jew vs. Muslim, National Socialist vs. Communist, etc. It's far too easy to limit ones self to bad options only this way. All parties should be held accountable for their actions rather than using the other party as a yardstick.
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