Boojatta
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Thu Mar-10-11 09:04 PM
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Should there be Pride Parades for People who are Openly Uninformed Politically? |
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You might say that being politically uninformed is nothing to be proud of. I disagree. If you know that you are politically uninformed, and you don't pretend to be politically informed, then you should take pride in not being a tool that could be used against yourself and others. Just as the UN was created to prevent World War Three, rather than to establish sunshine and rainbows world-wide, the political ambitions of the majority should be modest. The highest priority should be: do no harm. There should be a bipartisan effort to keep in the vote, rather than to bring out the vote.
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Thu Mar-10-11 09:08 PM
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But I can still take their strong opinions with a grain of salt.
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Thu Mar-10-11 09:09 PM
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2. If so, I want pictures. The signs promise to be at least as funny as a Bagger event. n/t |
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Thu Mar-10-11 09:10 PM
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3. I believe they're called "teabagger rallies". |
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Thu Mar-10-11 09:33 PM
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4. They consider themselves to be politically informed, and that |
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is exactly where the problem lies.
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Fri Mar-11-11 08:19 PM
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5. Kick because I'm serious about this. |
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