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Fundamental Differences Between Dems and Reps...

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I can tell you're young!

Those liberal college teachers woked their magic on you. :p;)

 

 

The more I learn....the more I disagree with right wing conservatives. :p

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The more I learn....the more I disagree with right wing conservatives. :p
That's not learning. Thats brainwashing. :D
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I can tell you're young!

Those liberal college teachers woked their magic on you. :p;)

:thumb: :thumb: You nailed this one. I just hope we don't have to pay for the nails.:eek: :D

The more I learn....the more I disagree with right wing conservatives. :p

I was with you when I got out of college. Then I got to grow more mature and saw the truth and reality of the world and realized those college professors had no clue.

 

Same way with the education programs. No way they prepare you to teach.

The older I get, the more liberal I become in my politics and the more conservative I become in my personal habits. Being a liberal requires me to respect the choices others make and know that I don't have all the answers.

Many of you probably know the famous Winston Churchill quote

 

I just wonder, does the over 30 man lose heart when their brain takes over?

 

Is being conservative equivalent to not "having a heart?"

Many of you probably know the famous Winston Churchill quote

 

I just wonder, does the over 30 man lose heart when their brain takes over?

 

Is being conservative equivalent to not "having a heart?"

My view on abortion is DRIVEN by my heart breaking because of killing little babies.

 

I would counter that the intellectual arguments of liberals, like on the abortion issue, is not having heart. It is more important to them that a person have freedom to their own body even thought THEIR own choices has put them into that position than the life of the baby.

 

I would counter that the heart position on that debate is clearly with the conservatives.

I was with you when I got out of college. Then I got to grow more mature and saw the truth and reality of the world and realized those college professors had no clue.

 

Same way with the education programs. No way they prepare you to teach.

 

I don't really get that. I've had a few college professors that seemed generally liberal, and others that were probably conservative but for the most part, politics are pretty much left out. How come colleges are considered the breeding grounds for liberals? I mean, I don't see people giving speeches about free will, or right to abortion. I've only seen Bible-beaters and people putting up posters of aborted fetuses. If anything, I'd say UofL is a pretty strong right-wing stomping ground.

Apply the quote across the board.

 

Does a man over 30 become conservative "according to his brain" because it benefits HIS pocketbook, arguably at the expense of the less fortunate? Does this make someone "heartless?"

 

I know I am taking an over-simplified approach to what Churchill said, but was he basically saying "Conservatives care about theirselves and darn the rest"

 

If so - does this mesh with what some of you think is the fundamental difference between the parties? Dems think government should take care of everyone / Rep's think everyone should take care of themselves - regardless of outcome?

Apply the quote across the board.

 

Does a man over 30 become conservative "according to his brain" because it benefits HIS pocketbook, arguably at the expense of the less fortunate? Does this make someone "heartless?"

 

I know I am taking an over-simplified approach to what Churchill said, but was he basically saying "Conservatives care about theirselves and darn the rest"

 

If so - does this mesh with what some of you think is the fundamental difference between the parties? Dems think government should take care of everyone / Rep's think everyone should take care of themselves - regardless of outcome?

It depends on whose view you take in caring about themselves. The conservatives I know do alot volunteering and financially supporting programs through their churches and not through their churces BUT NOT government programs that are aimed at helping those less fortunate.

 

American Idol had a program where they were showing HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of people that are volunteering their time at food banks in LA. In my part of the world, those people would be called conservatives.

 

I go back to my definition where liberals/Democrats look at government to solve the problems and call conservatives heartless when they don't want government to solve the issues but expect individuals through their own actions including volunteering and supporting programs through their churches and not through their churches that are aimed at solving those problems.

 

I am more wary of a how efficient and effective a government program is run compared to a program run through a church or some not-for-profit organization.

Winston Churchill said (to paraphrase):

 

"If you are not a liberal at 20, you have no heart. If you are not a conservative at 40, you have no brain."

That is the quote I am talking about. I was unsure about the cutoff age, being 20 or 30, when the brain takes over.

 

The question doesn't change however.

 

Was Winston Churchill saying: As one ages, one becomes more cynical; As one ages, one cares more about theirself and their family; As one ages one loses faith in the government and their promises of the "heart"

 

As one ages, one becomes more realistic about what can be done with success "from the heart" in a capitalistic society?

That is the quote I am talking about. I was unsure about the cutoff age, being 20 or 30, when the brain takes over.

 

The question doesn't change however.

 

Was Winston Churchill saying: As one ages, one becomes more cynical; As one ages, one cares more about theirself and their family; As one ages one loses faith in the government and their promises of the "heart"

 

As one ages, one becomes more realistic about what can be done with success "from the heart" in a capitalistic society?

 

Probably both. When one support programs that are paid for by someone other than him/her, he/she tends to be idealistic. However, when the greenbacks are coming from that person's wallet, the idealism is replaced by realism. In other words, charity begins at home, so to speak.

 

The brain takes over sometime between 20 and 40.

Probably both. When one support programs that are paid for by someone other than him/her, he/she tends to be idealistic. However, when the greenbacks are coming from that person's wallet, the idealism is replaced by realism. In other words, charity begins at home, so to speak.

 

The brain takes over sometime between 20 and 40.

Not for everyone, sadly. :D

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