Andygal said:That's why it's so difficult to try to reason with leftists. The only way they can stay leftist is to continually deny reality.
It is my OPINION that right-wing people are the people who are denying reality. You accuse US of being unreasonable? The right wing )again this is my opinion) is composed of people who have never learnt to reason. I arrived at most of my views by thinking about it, where did you get yours Blue? Right out of the mouth of Stephen Harper no doubt.
Actually, I have moved very close to the center, politically, in the past several years, agreeing with SS unions, when a few years ago I would have espoused a total rejection of the gay agenda. I support controlled immigration now, instead of closing the borders as I did a few years ago.
What has the left come to the center on? Nothing. SSM or nothing. OPen the doors to the country with virtually no limitations or qualifications. Support and pay for any and all special interest group in the country.
I am much less socially conservative than I was before, but I still retain my fiscal conservatism. I have no problems with accountable social spending, but all I see is the left identify something as a social need, whether it is or not, and then demand money for it. And when anyone wants to take a look at it, or disagrees with it, then that person is against, oh, pick one: Kids, poor, African nations, gays, abortion on demand, whatever. Wanting the spending to be accountable is not the same as not wanting to spend the money. Surely Adscam, HRDC, EI surplus, the gun registry, the helicopter program, the ill advised lawsuit against Mulroney and Moore should have taught us that we need to have accountability when it comes to spending the money of the taxpayers. Anything less is a capitulation to corruption.