PrairieSeasons wrote:
In the case of this thread, you seem to be dealing in selective facts where it suits your argument and broad generalizations where that suits your argument. You talk of conservatives as wanting smaller government as though that issue supersedes all others (apparently including secure borders in your scenario). That isn't the case, just as liberal ideology can't be defined as narrowly supporting one agenda to the exclusion of others.
You use a lot of words but make no sense.
Please show me where EXACTLY I stated/alluded to "conservatives as wanting smaller government as though that issue supersedes all others." I'll wait patiently...
Show me where EXACTLY I used "selective facts." It is a FACT that the DOJ is suing for violations of Title IX. It is a FACT that the conservative party claims to believe in smaller government. I'll wait patiently...
Show me where EXACTLY I used "broad generalizations where that suits your argument." It is a FACT that the current conservative party touts smaller government as a part of the ideology, and have been doing so since Reagan said "Government is not a solution to our problem; government is the problem" in his first inaugural address on January 20, 1981. I'll wait patiently...
Show me where EXACTLY I said anything for or against secure borders. I'll wait patiently...
I'm a wordsmith by occupation, I choose my words very carefully, and I think through my statements prior to committing them to posterity. I am not, however, responsible for the audience that chooses to try and twist my words against me.
I would not have even entered into this discussion except for the statement "obama's Justice Department sues anyone who is not of their ideology. No surprise with this one either." Since the Obama DOJ is suing to enforce a law that CONSERVATIVES CHAMPIONED and was signed by RICHARD M. NIXON, it's silly to blame the enforcement of that law on the Obama administration's ideology - they are merely doing the bidding of CONSERVATIVES.
I will always respond to ignorance, silliness, double-standards/hypocrisy, and outright misinformation.
I prefer not to take a stand on either side of the political spectrum on a public forum - stating FACTS does not make one a liberal or conservative, it makes them a speaker of FACTS. For example, stating the FACT that cities are not obligated to enforce US i*********n l*w, therefore are not violating US i*********n l*w by not doing so, is merely stating a FACT, not taking a political stance. FACTS are neutral.
Stating FACTS is also not an attack on anyone in any manner. While any person may choose to not LIKE the FACT, stating such FACT is not an attack upon that person.