This could be the crack in the door which might eventually lead them to consider that conservative positions or conservatism in general might not be as ridiculous as they had previously believed.
Many people have come to eventually become conservatives themselves via such a road.
Worth repeating.
But no, rather than take that as a potentially good thing, the first thing *you* can think of is to come running back here to beat some of your fellow conservatives over the head with it, in an attempt to excommunicate us from the flock and drive us out as not being "real" conservatives, begone foul posers who consort with demons!
Wow, way to make friends and influence people, jerkwad. Not only do you want to demean the few liberals who have found at least one reason to respect some conservatives, but you want to attack the conservatives whom they admire and denounce them!
Now *that's* a recipe for disastrous PR!
A DUmmy saying anything positive about FR is amazing to me; I think we should look at a potential conservative. A little dissent over at DU is good, dividing FR is bad.
I'm surprised there aren't more CRIDers at DU. After all, their platform is affirmative action so that minorities don't feel dissed by the standard curriculum, and, AFAIK, there are many demographics in the D*m*cr*t*c camp that reject ToE. (eg over 65, women with no college)
Careful, pointing out that YECreationism only has more than 50% support in the demographics of the D*m*cr*t*c base can get you accused of racism (sorry RACISM)