Why do random people always talk to me?

[iwantachrysler]

I saw this on a person's icon and thought it was incredibly creepy from how 110% accurate it was:

Liberals: We love America! (But only if we are in charge)

Liberals: We love diversity! (Unless you're different than us)

Liberals: We are tolerant! (Unless you think differently than we do)

Liberals: We support all women! (But only if they are liberal)

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Comments

[xshadypinesx]

I know what you mean. I think a lot of people on the left feel entitled because they assume EVERYONE wants a democrat to be elected due to the current economic state and Bush's low approval rating. It IS annoying because a lot of them do not pocess the tolerance they advocate.

[iwantachrysler]

yes, it is annoying and it FINALLY got to me.

[_curlyfries]

If Sarah Palin were Obama's VP candidate, I would not support Obama. I don't disagree with everything John McCain stands for. I would vote for McCain. I will never vote for Sarah Palin. It's not about party lines. It's about the candidates.

I was saddened by your response a few weeks back to my comment on one of your posts. I am heavily biased, fine. But I gave you some points that I, as an individual, felt strongly about. Your response? Nothing of substance, except that you love everything about Sarah Palin.

I'm liberal. And I encourage our differences in terms of political affiliation. We come from such different backgrounds, and we've both accomplished so much since the days of Hialeah High. But when you stereotype me, you stereotype yourself. Why don't you take a step back and embrace the fact that politics is about accountability. If there were no criticisms about Obama, Palin, Biden or McCain, where would we be?

[iwantachrysler]

barbie, that is the beauty of america: you can vote for anyone you choose to. i do agree that it is about the candidates and not about party lines. that's precisely why i would never vote for obama. (but we all know i go crazy for the clintons