To: Finny
Yet we have a large share of those amoral and statist “pragmatics” posting on FR every election cycle, admonishing FReepers to cast away conservatism for “the win” that never comes. Go figure.
11 posted on
01/01/2013 12:03:21 PM PST by
TADSLOS
(I took extra credit at the School of Hard Knocks)
To: TADSLOS
In the last election we wanted/needed reality.
Instead, we were given a choice between a snowjob and a blowjob.
So, naturally we voted for what sounded better.
And now, we're gonna get screwed!
16 posted on
01/01/2013 12:32:55 PM PST by
GBA
(Here in the Matrix, life is but a dream.)
To: TADSLOS
Yet we have a large share of those amoral and statist pragmatics posting on FR every election cycle, admonishing FReepers to cast away conservatism for the win that never comes. Go figure. And they are here still, telling us to stay with the GOP, as their leadership rearranges the deck chairs and the ocean creeps up. "Are you crazy??" they'll yell, "Those 3rd party rowboats are leaky!"
25 posted on
01/01/2013 2:46:48 PM PST by
COBOL2Java
(kak-is-toc-ra-cy: Government by the least qualified or most unprincipled citizens. See: GOP-e)
To: TADSLOS
Very few long time FReepers “admonish[] FReepers to cast away conservatism”.
Those like me unrelentingly advise “vote for the most conservative candidate who has a chance to win”, at each voting opportunity. That person differs at a primary election and general election.
I voted for Santorum in the primary, I voted for Romney in the general, for example.
Those who voted for some other candidate in the general, or who stayed home, demonstrate they have no common sense, and helped elect Obama yet again.
38 posted on
01/02/2013 8:02:53 AM PST by
AFPhys
((Praying for our troops, our citizens, that the Bible and Freedom become basis of the US law again))
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