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6/27/2015 3:11:30 AM
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Political Differences
Explain to me what your definition is...
Republican:
Conservative:
Democratic:
Liberal:
No dictionaries please.
[spoiler]I said please.[/spoiler]
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4 RepliesRepublican: retards Conservative: retards Democratic: retards Liberal: retards Inb4jimmiesrustled
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13 RepliesRepublican: thinks Democrats are wrong Conservative: thinks liberals are wrong Democratic: thinks republicans are wrong Liberal: thinks conservatives are wrong
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fgts the lot of them
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2 RepliesEdited by Nixtress: 6/28/2015 10:38:09 PMAll of them be American stances in politics.
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My opinion
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6 RepliesWhat's the point in defining them if they'll disagree with you on it?
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1 ReplyI have no satisfactory definitions. I'm currently fine with that.
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2 RepliesRepublican - Jedi The rest - Sith.
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8 RepliesRepublican: Not Socialist Conservative: Best one Democratic: Socialist Liberal: Commies/Marxism
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4 Replies[quote]Explain to me what your definition is... Republican: heartless, works only to benefit large corporations while receiving kickbacks Conservative: staunchly resistant to any change. Usually bible thumpers, refuse to stray from religious beliefs despite contradictory evidence and the majority of the country against it thus losing supporters. Democratic: dumb, can't think two steps ahead. Will sink country financially to try and end poverty which is impossible. Liberal: despite the name liberal, as in liberty or free, works to expand massive government control and oversight. Only rights or freedoms they fight for are LGBT. Infringes heavily on personal liberty. [/quote]
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4 RepliesTo be honest have you ever met a politician who wasn't shady. They'll say anything they can to make themselves look good on camera but when it all comes down to it they're all about the money.
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Republicans: good people Democrats: good people Liberals: good people Conservatives: close minded assholes
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6 RepliesRepublican: [spoiler]One who believes the best form of political organization is the republic, i.e. Government by representatives of the public. Not to be confused with Publicans, who believe the best form of organization is the round, or Pelicans, who are staunch monarchists.[/spoiler] Conservative: [spoiler]One who generally prefers to keep the status quo rather than risk change. In practice, this is often conflated with hardline Christian beliefs, an emphasis on free market economics over government intervention, and allowing dipshits like Rick Perry to run for office.[/spoiler] Democratic: [spoiler]Exhibiting qualities of democracy, the core principle of which is that political authority ultimately resides with the general populace rather than any select group. Most famous ancient example is the Athenians, who were fans of democracy, parthenons, and grown men having sex with little boys.[/spoiler] Liberal: [spoiler]Derived from the word liberty, meaning one who seeks to make society freer through positive change. Often associated with government intervention in economic markets and tolerance of non mainstream social or religious views. See also: Mad Max.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyRepublican: Pragmatic Sociopath Conservative: Useful Idiot Democratic: Pragmatic Sociopath Liberal: Useful Idiot
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1 ReplyRepublican: lunatic fear monger. Conservative: slightly less looney fear monger. Democratic: conservative or centrist in sheep's clothing. Liberal: open minded to the point of having ones brain fall out.
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2 RepliesRepublicans iz bad cuz they got red. And dimocratz is gud cuz they got bloo
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Republican: K Conservative: K Democrat: K Liberal: K
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9 RepliesEdited by Bloom Unknown : 6/28/2015 10:14:37 PMFor the social/big picture: Conservative: Maintain tradition, for better or worse. Highly skeptical of change. Progressing society is ineffective and scary. Knee jerk aggressive reactions for following old dogma is how we maintain superiority. Often willfully ignorant of how much control we really have over our social and economic environment. Liberal: Progressives. Change is good, we need to innovate society to make our lives better. Take care of the poor, they shoulder the weight of making society function. Equality for all. Reparations for past oppression, assuring a new world of diversity. Life can be what we make it, we aren't at the whims of pointless, endless suffering. Often ignorant of the bloodshed or long suffering required to change the status quo.
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Republican: All about the money. Conservative: Ignorant Republicans unaware that it's all about the money. Democratic: All about the money. Liberal: Ignorant Democrats unaware that it's all about the money.
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[quote]Explain to me what your definition is... Republican: Guns, Religion, Rights, Illegals must be destroyed, Racism is a misconception, YOU GET WHAT YOU EARN Conservative: KEEP THINGS THE WAY THEY ARE, THEY'RE NOT GOING TO GET ANY BETTER Democratic: Gays, Abortions, Bathrooms, everything is racist, "equality", babying the lower class Liberal: EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE CHANGED, I DONT LIKE IT No dictionaries please. [spoiler]I said please.[/spoiler][/quote]
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[quote]Explain to me what your definition is... Republican: I hate Democrats. Conservative: I hate Liberals. Democratic: I hate Republicans. Liberal: I hate Conservatives. Me: I hate all of you. [spoiler]I said please.[/spoiler][/quote]
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1 ReplyI have general ideas but im not confident enough to voice them.
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4 Replies[quote]Explain to me what your definition is... Republican:Idiots Conservative:Idiots Democratic:Idiots Liberal:Idiots No dictionaries please. [spoiler]I said please.[/spoiler][/quote]
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Republican: I don't know the founding principles of the party, but I'm guessing socially-orthodox, economically-liberal are the right phrases. Traditionalists. Conservative: someone wanting to maintain or restore values from the past. Also, the name of the UK's biggest right-wing party. Liberal: someone wanting to increase social freedoms, especially on a personal level. Paradoxically, fiscally conservative, wanting to control the economy in service of as many people as possible. Democratic: something supporting democracy, i.e. the state controlled by its people.
