Posted on 11/25/2013 5:08:20 AM PST by afraidfortherepublic
The answers to your questions, are that liberals changed the culture.
Liberals pushed for letting in tens of millions of Third World people. Liberals filed lawsuits in the courts to legalize more and more explicit pornography, which in turn caused TV and movies to become more and more explicit in the themes of such programming. Liberals in Hollywood cast aside such standards at the Hayes code. Liberals decided to push homosexuality in programming. Liberals decided that the Corporate media would show things on TV and movies which would be unimaginable 50 years ago.
Likewise, the liberals being firmly in control of the news media, decided that they would present a liberal world view in news programming.
Most Americans are not in favor of all of these changes to our culture. A determined minority, determined to use the courts and the pervasiveness of mass media, decided to use these techniques to push their liberal agenda.
and you forgot the schools and colleges
Yep, good point.
The stereotype of a conservative college professor, in a tweed jacket, is long gone. Today’s college teachers are just about all liberal. Many are radical from what I hear.
Liberals have taken over many areas of our culture. And none of this happened because critical masses of the American people wanted to see these things happen.
Not just college.
K-12 is full of leftist indoctrination too
And how many others.
Kims crotch is like a hazardous waste landfill site.
Nobody really knows what’s been dumped there.
My husband (the engineer) asked (rhetorically) just last night, "What would you do if you'd married a liberal arts major?" as he headed to the basement to check on the furnace to find out why my floors were so cold! LOLOLOL!
I quipped back something inane about "I'd be seeing more plays and ballets."
Seriously, every girl ought to have an engineer in her life. My sons are engineers too, and my daughters make do with calling on their father for those little fixes. Even the sons still call on him when the car won't start.
LOL! Just last night our furnace let out a huge scream!! My Engineer husband also went to check it out! I agree that every girl should have an engineer husband! Plus, they like to figure things out, and even though no man can quite figure out women, at least engineers enjoy the challenge!!!
I spent yesterday morning in our (unfinished, PITA to get into) attic insulating the pipes to our upstairs bathroom. It's a project I've been meaning to get to for awhile; the pipes are in a likely location to freeze if it gets cold enough.
I crawled out, covered in insulation and likely smelling to high heaven, and Mrs WBill was standing there. She asked me what I was doing. I explained to her that it looks like it's going to be a cold one this year (17 degrees last night, which in the Southeast is like the next ice age) and explained what I did.
She gave me a kiss and said "I love you because you fix things before they break."
Made my whole day. :-)
For most of our younger generation, these video game platforms are their life. Many work only part-time jobs and then spend the entire rest of the day playing video games - usually in the basement of their parent's homes. I'm talking young adults who should be establishing their careers and starting a family.
The below photo of a satisfied shopper tells you all you need to know.
“Many work only part-time jobs and then spend the entire rest of the day playing video games - usually in the basement of their parent’s homes.”
If only my folks had had a basement. I coulda been a contender.
Awwww!! She sounds like a keeper, and she is blessed to have you too!!! Yayyy for great husbands!!! Sometimes we don’t know how much our appreciation means to you guys! But I do tell him often!!!
I’ve told him that many times, but probably not enough. We always drive older cars with 200,000 miles on the engine not uncommon, but I have to say that only ONCE in 55 years of marriage have any of our cars ever stopped in the middle of the road without any explanation. And that was when (one of the few times in my memory) we had a mechanic (other than my mechanical engineer husband) fix something and he left a tool in the engine!
I used to complain when he would take a Saturday morning to change the oil in the cars when hecould go to Jiffy Lube, but then he explained that he used the oil change as an opportunity to check everything else.
And I’ve had a pile of insulation sitting at the top of the stairs for several months, waiting for my husband to add it to the attic. LOL.
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