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If it isn't bothersome enough to hear comments like this, what really chaps my ass is when someone suggests that I, as a voter, must be stupid to vote for Bush.
Unless I'm mistaken, John Edwards himself said that "only ignorant people" would vote for Bush. And, we know that Teresa Heinz-Kerry said that we'd have to be "idiots" to oppose her husband.
Where did we lose the concepts of respect and civility? When did it become wrong to have a difference of opinion?
Years ago, I got a chuckle out of a Dear Abby article, in which Abby opined about engineers and how they were one-dimensional and set-it-their-ways. If anything, in engineering school, we learned that there were many ways to approach a problem...some worked, some didn't. My payback for that Abby article is now seeing the inability of the so-called intelligentsia--the liberal arts majors--to even consider the validity of critical opinions.
-A Proud Critical Thinker (99th percentile GMATs...so don't call me stupid...and voting for Bush!)
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