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Originally posted by MaskedMan
yeah but... I hate Bush too.... but that doesn't make me extreme anything... maybe extreme Canadian?
I think someone who is a republican or a democrat can just as easily hate Bush as anyone else. Who cares what party they are supposed to salute too (yeah, might as well be a military analogy)? Why has the US come to the point where you have to pick a side, and then defend it till your last breath?
If I sit here and tell you that I think that the US gov't is out for themselves and their oil and money... what does that make me? extreme winged? Like a Boeing 747?
I just don't get it... either tell me that there's more to Bush's decisions than self profit or agree or just leave it alone... but telling me I'm a typical liberal or what ever... doesn't really give me much to go on. I'll pretty much just have to sit here and go on hating Bush until I have reasons otherwise.
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Hating Bush doesn't make you a left wing liberal... I know a lot of registered Republicans that can't stand Bush. The idea of choosing which party you are with, is just a matter of what you agree with more. Maybe you agree with them evenly... Presidential and state held elections are still the same as high school class elections. It's sheer popularity. I consider myself a moderate Republican because I agree with Republican policies more so than Liberal polices. Although I am not in complete agreeance with any party, I favor Conservatism. You do not have to pick a side and defend it till your last breath, in America you are entitled to form your own opinions and have your own beliefs... it's a shame more people don't take advantage of that though.