Arthur Thornton
3:30:00 pm Republican'ts and Dumbocrats
Tue Sep 28, 2010
I keep hearing lots of people, both Republicans and Democrats, saying that if a person doesn't agree with them 100% on an issue then they must be a member of the other party.
What these people don't seem to realize is that in doing this, they are being extremists in their own specific political party, a party that nobody can be 100% identical to. It seems that this is very popular today.
I find it outrageous, particularly since many of these people will put on various online forums and news sites things such as
or
It is quite outrageous when people think that their views are the only views that matter. As I said before, this is a simple matter of extremism. If Bob doesn't agree with Joe on every single issue, then Joe must be a member of the opposite party than Bob. Extremism is pathetic and people must realize that everyone has their own opinions and views. blog comments powered by Disqus
What these people don't seem to realize is that in doing this, they are being extremists in their own specific political party, a party that nobody can be 100% identical to. It seems that this is very popular today.
I find it outrageous, particularly since many of these people will put on various online forums and news sites things such as
He/she has to be a Republican't because ...
or
Must be a Dumbocrat since he/she did ...
It is quite outrageous when people think that their views are the only views that matter. As I said before, this is a simple matter of extremism. If Bob doesn't agree with Joe on every single issue, then Joe must be a member of the opposite party than Bob. Extremism is pathetic and people must realize that everyone has their own opinions and views. blog comments powered by Disqus
