Bull. A slow train to Auschwitz is not morally superior to the express. A politician who says he is in favor of abortion is bad. A politician who says he is pro life but does the same as the pro choice politician is also bad, maybe more so because he deceives in addition to his other errors. If you vote for a pro choice but deceiving politician who wins you think you have made a moral decision, but if I vote for a pro life and honest politician that loses you wish to blame me for taking away a vote from the deceiver. The failure in your argument is the presumption I take anything away from anyone. The vote is mine, it will go to whom I deem fit. Give me someone I can vote for and the vote will follow, but you continue to rely on empty words. I keep telling you the same thing over and over, it just is not good enough. If the GOP acts the vote will follow. I am at a lost to get this through. May I recommend you think about it some more. I will say it one more time, if the GOP makes real progress in implementing the conservative agenda my vote will follow. Every time you come back to me unsatisfied you tell me you do not really believe they will ever do that, on some level you don't think they ever will. Every time you come back to me unsatisfied you add credibility to my theory.
Only if you've given up. If you an ounce of hope of stopping the train you want it to be slow.
I keep telling you the same thing over and over,
Exacly. You've given up. You've quit. You've surrendered. It's hopeless. Oh woe is me, oh woe is me.