Will, be sure you wash your bunched-up panties really well. That’s if you’re in the habit of changing them now and then.
We should be more charitable to folks that finally see what’s going on:
Both parties are playing us against each other.
I read the ENTIRE 9300 post thread, and I have to say the conclusion I came to is that they no longer believe government is a force for good anymore.
Now, this is pretty important, since most liberals come at their liberalism not as a ‘mental disorder’, but out of a belief that government, especially the United States of America style government, is a force for good, even if it screws up every once in a while.
Conservatives have seen enough to know that government, no matter how well intentioned, can’t be a force for good. It’s not set up that way. It takes from everyone, and hands back less than what you gave in the first place, and nobody is happy.
When you complain, complaining becomes illegal, and you arrive at the bottom of the valley where all government ends up over the last 7,000 years.
As such, with guys like Will - the zealots - when they finally wake up, it’s important to point out that everybody wants to believe you can pitch in and make the world a better place. As soon as you give the people running the show virtually unlimited and unilateral power to decide what ‘better’ means, it goes aglee.
It’s fun to point and laugh, but how many RINOs end up doing that to us a couple of days after the election is over?
Appropriators. That’s the only party in DC. Will found that out the hard way. He’ll blame insurance companies, but if there wasn’t something at the end of the rainbow for his progressive friends in DC, they would have voted differently, on a better plan, crafted out in the open, and available for a time in order for people on both sides of the argument to have a debate.
They had both houses and the exec branch, and this didn’t happen.