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Are "Progressive" left-wingers unable to see it when what they do is exactly what they accuse of right-wingers?

tncdel 2012/06/24 14:47:30
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  • Stryder 2012/06/24 14:50:30 (edited)
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Stryder
    +8
    Oh, they see it. That's why they project. It's their way of diverting attention from themselves to us. Alinsky would be proud of them. Except for the fact that the only ones they're fooling are themselves.
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  • heartsonfire 2012/06/27 04:24:20
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    heartsonfire
    zzzzzzzzz......
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  • TruBluTopaz 2012/06/27 02:06:59
    YES [explain why you think so].
    TruBluTopaz
    I try to read both sides of issues. I read the New York Times, I read the Wall Street Journal because I know the truth is somewhere in between. I think many people who are not entrenched in their political ideology do this. But, when the media is controlled by and issues only liberal opinions and then reports them as facts. And most of the liberals I know are so shaky on their own views that they will not read or listen to anything that contradicts them even when they come from sources they would normally read.
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  • none 2012/06/25 18:00:49
    YES [explain why you think so].
    none
    +1
    They have a, 'Do as I Say, Not as I Do' attitude and it sucks.
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  • nverumind 2012/06/25 17:56:20
    YES [explain why you think so].
    nverumind
    i think everyone at this point is. You see it constantly on SH.
    pointing fun at someone for doing the same thing they just did.
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  • JanHopkins 2012/06/24 23:26:47
    YES [explain why you think so].
    JanHopkins
    +1
    I believe they wear some heavy duty blinders.
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  • Peacock 2012/06/24 22:49:12
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Peacock
    +2
    When people are so extreme in their oppositional stance to another Political Ideology, one which is equally extreme, they lash out. Many times, I hear both sides of the aisle sound to be highly irrational..it happens when emotions run high.
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  • Herman 2012/06/24 22:35:32
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Herman
    +1
    No because they are equally as stupid as the right wing hypocrites.

    http://www.progressivepuppy.c...
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  • tncdel Herman 2012/06/25 03:11:45
    tncdel
    Speaking strictly percentages, not absolutes, I see a significantly higher portion of left wing political hypocrites than I do right wing.
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  • Herman tncdel 2012/06/25 12:16:10 (edited)
    Herman
    I'd say your opinion is biased, based upon your own hypocritical behavior.
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  • Balladeer-PWCM-POTL 2012/06/24 22:14:46 (edited)
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +2
    they know because they are hypocrites...BUT the REAL stench of hypocrisy on this particular question is the inordinate number of paulpukes and legalweedtarians saying 'BOTH sides or EVIL...except us, of course"
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  • Herman Ballade... 2012/06/24 22:36:41
    Herman
    +1
    moron alert
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  • Ballade... Herman 2012/06/24 22:39:20
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +2
    yup Progs show their forensic 'skills' every day
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  • tncdel Ballade... 2012/06/25 03:12:40
    tncdel
    +2
    I see you caught a live one. :)~
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  • Ballade... tncdel 2012/06/25 03:29:04
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    it's a gift....I'm a magnet for Progs and other malcontents
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  • Herman Ballade... 2012/06/25 12:20:22
    Herman
    +1
    You are a malcontent, coincidence? I don't think so. You are the hypocrite of a right wing bias that this question refers to.
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  • Ballade... Herman 2012/06/25 16:35:31
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    riiiiggghhhht
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  • Herman Ballade... 2012/06/25 12:18:30
    Herman
    +1
    Thanks for proving my point. Your comments speak for themselves.
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  • Ballade... Herman 2012/06/25 19:51:26
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +1
    i can't do better than yours..but then who would want to
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  • tncdel Ballade... 2012/06/25 03:12:17
    tncdel
    +2
    bingo
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  • George Romney 2012/06/24 22:08:34
    YES [explain why you think so].
    George Romney
    +1
    It's not just what they accuse of right-wingers, it's what the right wingers are actually doing. The Left Wing and the Right Wing are unknowingly contributing to America's decline by using the same heightened rhetoric and partisan brinkmanship.
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  • Ballade... George ... 2012/06/24 22:13:06
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    +2
    ohhh brother...cue the ron paul is our salvation theme song
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  • George ... Ballade... 2012/06/24 22:26:00
    George Romney
    +2
    Ron Paul supporters may actually be some of the worst; they over-react to every line and foam at the mouth on any dissenters to any issues. I believe the future of the Republican Party and indeed America needs to be the likes of Jon Huntsman, Chris Christie, Bob McDonnell and other people who are somewhere between Moderate and Conservative and offer a Center-Right vision for America.
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  • Ballade... George ... 2012/06/24 22:27:55
    Balladeer-PWCM-POTL
    like Fratboy did?
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  • tncdel George ... 2012/06/25 03:15:44
    tncdel
    +1
    In some instances and areas, yes. But overall no. Speaking percentages, for example, and not ignoring the RINO factor, when it came to the last time the Dream Act [trying to give illegals college at taxpayers expense], over 90% of the Dems voted "yes" on that scurrilous treachery attempt. Whereas, over 90% of the GOP voted "no" on it.
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  • DFA 2012/06/24 21:59:06
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    DFA
    Could you be more specific? Or are there just two examples?
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  • tncdel DFA 2012/06/25 03:17:31
    tncdel
    +1
    Two SPECIFIC examples that typify. How long a laundry list of examples would be necessary till you would concede the reality of it?
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  • RobertRowe 2012/06/24 21:57:29
    YES [explain why you think so].
    RobertRowe
    +1
    ventura democrips rebloodlicans
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  • morning40oz~mad as hell 2012/06/24 21:17:32
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    morning40oz~mad as hell
    +1
    I don't believe folks on either side of the political spectrum are aware of the denial, ignorance, and arrogance that plagues the majority of people in this country. Of course, it is meant to be that way given the propaganda institutions we call schools and churches as well as the talking heads of the media and our government.

    For instance, because I don't like Obama, surely I must be a fundamentalist fascist. Because I know that Romney is no less a shill than Obama, I must be a Commie liberal. Both sides prefer imagination and opinion to fact.

    Until this dilemma is solved, we can expect to continue the century long derailment that has been plaguing our country.
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  • Joe Shwingding BN-ZERO 2012/06/24 20:34:06
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Joe Shwingding BN-ZERO
    +1
    Some, not all .... but I do enjoy the hypocrisy of the RW and their selective memory of facts and events.
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  • wtw 2012/06/24 18:35:26
    YES [explain why you think so].
    wtw
    +3
    Progressives fail to give us any way Socialism can work when it has failed everwhere it has been implemented.
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  • Bob, the reasonable one 2012/06/24 18:06:06
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Bob, the reasonable one
    +1
    It's a simple matter of "Do As I Say, Not as I Do", with Liberals...btw Supreme Court Judge "shriveled old bat" Ruth Ginsburg has no male staff members...
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  • dallas Bob, th... 2012/06/24 22:01:34
  • Bob, th... dallas 2012/06/24 22:23:51 (edited)
    Bob, the reasonable one
    +1
    Republican nominated doesn't equal Conservative...all too often Republican presidents were disappointed that their nominations turned progressive once on the Supremes. What's interesting is the LWingers get all bent out of shape discussing Nixon and he signed off on the LW domestic legislation and his supreme nominees were moderate, two were very progressive...
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  • tncdel Bob, th... 2012/06/25 03:22:02
    tncdel
    +1
    Exactly! Turncoats who failed to uphold the Constitution. Just one more example of the weakness of our political system that allows unethical lawyers to assume the feigned respectability of a jurist's robes.

    "Your Honor" has no more honor in him or her than they did when they were selling their ethics to the highest bidder as a lawyer with no principles.
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  • dallas Bob, th... 2012/06/25 04:25:16
  • Bob, th... dallas 2012/06/25 04:52:45
    Bob, the reasonable one
    Your logic is beyond reason....which party and which political philosophy is against Roe V Wade?...give ya a hint...it ain't the Repubs and it ain't Conservativism...look beyond party labels and focus your "hate" on ideologies. Which party is for abortion? Which political philosophy is for no limitation on abortion? What political philosophy brought this damn case to the Supremes in the first place...it wasn't the Supremes, they just wait for cases to come their way...
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  • dallas Bob, th... 2012/06/25 07:31:10
  • Bob, th... dallas 2012/06/25 12:48:36
    Bob, the reasonable one
    said the crazy man
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  • dallas Bob, th... 2012/06/25 17:12:01
  • Bob, th... dallas 2012/06/25 17:24:54
    Bob, the reasonable one
    THE TRUTH IS NOT CRAZY, BUT THE LW/PROG LIES ARE...notice the difference? Vote for the person not the party
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