August 7, 2003
politics
When I was younger (ok, maybe a year ago) I though to myself "How could people be so devoted to one political party?"
Granted, some people may rarely agree 100% with the politics of a party, but most people I know can shift between the two relatively easy.
But now I've figured it out. It's those damn politicians. For me, it's not the ideology that bothers me, but the opportunistic bastards who bank on the "hard" opinions of a party to gain more support and power. Everytime I see a Democratic candidate go out on a limb and criticize the whole Iraq issue, I just feel this stirring of hatred deep down.
Might I remind everyone that the war with Iraq was supported by both parties when Bush looked for approval from Congress?* (*ok, debateable that Bush got "approval" for the war, but in any case, both parties stood by Bush).
Now that there are possible inklings of doubt in Iraq, power-hungry Democrats bank on this sentiment (note the lack of the use of "popular" there) to gain more exposure and to boost their power.
I would not be such a Republican if I didn't hate those Democrats so damn much. If you get in my face with Democratic propaganda bullshit, I'll spit some Republican propaganda bullshit right back at you.
Argh.
Granted, some people may rarely agree 100% with the politics of a party, but most people I know can shift between the two relatively easy.
But now I've figured it out. It's those damn politicians. For me, it's not the ideology that bothers me, but the opportunistic bastards who bank on the "hard" opinions of a party to gain more support and power. Everytime I see a Democratic candidate go out on a limb and criticize the whole Iraq issue, I just feel this stirring of hatred deep down.
Might I remind everyone that the war with Iraq was supported by both parties when Bush looked for approval from Congress?* (*ok, debateable that Bush got "approval" for the war, but in any case, both parties stood by Bush).
Now that there are possible inklings of doubt in Iraq, power-hungry Democrats bank on this sentiment (note the lack of the use of "popular" there) to gain more exposure and to boost their power.
I would not be such a Republican if I didn't hate those Democrats so damn much. If you get in my face with Democratic propaganda bullshit, I'll spit some Republican propaganda bullshit right back at you.
Argh.
Posted by roy on August 7, 2003 at 12:41 PM | 7 Comments
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HK1997
amywashere
When I say hate Republicans/Democrats, I basically mean America. I'm roaming around campus and I hear people say "I hate Bush. He's so stupid. etc etc"
why?
"just because.. he let America down."
how?
"iduno. he's just stupid."
or.. "because I'm a Democrat"
There's so much controversy between the two political parties. No one even has the time to figure out what's wrong with our government, besides the "Bush is stupid" and "NO, Democrats are stupid" facade.
Hello, the goal here is peace, and we can't even bring unity to old America.
roy
No really though. I really wish politics would get back to its roots where we could debate issues that benefitted the whole of the nation.
HK1997
Partisanship was never in the plans. It just naturally came to be.
One can argue that the current period (last twenty years or so) has relatively been smooth sailing.
roy
reddevil
roy