Okay.
Here's the Elephant Man argument.
You know what he said ?
You know why he had to plead it ?
Here's the Elephant Man argument.
You know what he said ?
You know why he had to plead it ?
jimmoyer said:I'm of the opinion that our own opinions of politics
are the least defining characteristic of who we are.
What we do in our lives, how we treat others, how
we treat our own family, how we gain the confidence
and hope to do well in our jobs and career, how we
instill good habits of work and care, are for more
important than the ideological cartoons we blather
on and on and on about.
Don't get me wrong.
I like to blather.
Or ?
Bloviate.
jimmoyer said:I'm afraid of any group so dedicated to their own moral agenda that they try and force everyone else to live by it. It doesn't matter whether it comes from the left or the right.
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I'm tired of all this righteousness towards cartoons.
I live in the heart of this so-called nightmare, and guess
what ?
It's nowhere near what the cartoon headlines proclaim.
You know as well as I do, reporters are excited by
the crazies, the car accidents, the fires, and they
jump to it, because they know their audience really
well.
And we're the audience.