June 15, 20179 yr Whatever fits your mantra. According to a former friend, Bryce Tierney, Loughner had expressed a longstanding dislike for Gabrielle Giffords. Tierney recalled that Loughner had often said that women should not hold positions of power Jared Lee Loughner - Wikipedia Doesn't sound too liberal to me. The facts are that you stated immediately that somehow this kook the other day is an example of "mentally unstable socialist," as if that's the only kind there is. Your post #13 painted the nation's bellicose blathering as only from one side of philosophy. I point out, with references, this has been going on a long time where hate speech and/or vitriol has led unstable people to jump over the brink into violence. You respond with no references to chide my example. The truth is that all of the political rhetoric of today has gone completely off the rails from Bandering Liberals left in Congress to the President of Tweet. It's time to stop laying blame at one side and see the problem exists in both parties. It's time for an American Response that thinks of America rather than "winning or losing" an argument. I "chided" you? Really? Yeah, sorry I failed to cite the news story that quoted his friend's description of him and listed his favorite books. I'd go back and find it, but since your source is a Wiki, that can be edited by anyone for any reason, why should I bother? And please, show me where I said the guy from yesterday is a Socialist or where I said that the "bellicose blathering" is coming from only one side. You seem to have a habit of interpreting posts from whatever slant suits your argument and citing text that does not exist. Sorry in advance if you feel this post is 'chiding' you. Edited June 15, 20179 yr by True blue (and gold)
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