[Crispus Attucks Patriot]

Not all of us are liberals. Some of us youngstaz were born conservatives, hehehe.

[GeorgefromGeorgia]

I have changed some of my politics over the years, but basically I was a Goldwater conservate at 16 in 1964. I'm still there. As a Southerner, I grew up in the 50s and early 60s supporting the status quo, but later realized that people should be treated as individuals. I regret those early belief and have several Black friends.

What galls me is that many assume that in the 60s all college students were protesting hippies with long hair. In fact, (at least in Georgia) the vast majority were the antithesis of that.

[GOP Poet]

Not all of us are liberals. Some of us youngstaz were born conservatives, hehehe.

Ah, I love it!! One of the wise ones with a solid core, unmoved by the brainwashing all around us. I have increasing respect for individuals such as yourself. I didn't take that path and since I know God has a plan for each of us, I would have made little changes (just wish I could have erased 90% of my actions and would have shut the ole' liberal trap once in awhile-I blush in rememberance! :) )

I remember being in front of the TV when I was young cheering on Reagan. I think the media, planned parenthood, college brain washing and most critically the lack of reinforced values at home turned me rabidly against my conservative roots. Thank God, I have awakened and have come home.

I was easily tossed by the winds and a real people pleaser-both of which made me vunerable to being a tool. I love the adage: if you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything.