[kittymyrib]

I've observed that some elderly folks get more liberal and less rational as they age. It's much like trying to reason with a teenager...part of entering their second-childhood, apparently.

[cleo1939]

I was pretty much on the side of everyone else till this
irresponsible comment.

Only twits make comments that they can't back up with fact!

Do a video, audio or write a book on your extensive research
and then I will willingly go into the old foggies home never
to utter a word.

Until then get Fked! Is that a word?

[papertyger]

I know what you're thinking, punk. Is he an engine for social change, or not?

Well what's it gonna be punk? Do you feel lucky?

[oh8eleven]

I've observed that some elderly folks get more liberal and less rational as they age.
Good observation and I've witnessed the same. Most turn more liberal because they want the "gub-mint" to pay for everything they need.

Not sure you can say "less rational" though. Perhaps, strongly resistant to change.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

"I've observed that some elderly folks get more liberal and less rational as they age. It's much like trying to reason with a teenager...part of entering their second-childhood, apparently."

My experience is they become more fearful of dieing alone in a nursing home or without family.

Scaring the beegeezus out of the elderly is a liberal classic. Perhaps Hollywood is in its initial stages of a new political agenda.

Conservatives should support euthenasia! It would scare the elderly into Social Security reform. Just think how much they would fear the power of the government then. < /sarcasm>