Quote:I don't try to find the worst in what liberals say, but when they something that is wrong I do call them out on it. I called you out recently in a thread when you made a clearly racist/bigoted comment, and your response was pretty much the usual liberal response, simply deflect with your "triggered" nonsense towards me. I'm kind of bored and tired of that kind of argument that's why I didn't bother to respond.


I have a bit of common ground with some of the libs on this board and one of them used to be you, but you've "gone off the deep end" lately. I can have discussions with many of them without getting personal. Heck, even our resident liberal moderator/admin (RJ) and I have had reasonable dialog both publicly and privately. You on the other hand have gone WAY left and don't post anything near rational anymore.

Coming from the guy that spent the last four months or so creating anti pc threads and making blanket statements about all liberals, I'm not sure I buy any of your recently found sensibilities.


As for this thread, your analysis of why I asked Stroud what I did was typically off base. You tried to stereotype me as one of those liberals that you hate so much.


Sorry to disappoint you. But I'm more nuanced than that.


Hopefully we can get back to a mutually respectful place. Let's start by at least first not assuming the worst about each others' motivations.


Next, how bout we both stop labeling each other when discussing topics. No more, "you liberals" or "snow flake" or "you conned-servatives" , etc.


We should just talk to each other as unique individuals.


That's my suggestion, I'd hope you could see the benefit of changing how we discuss things between each other. Maybe it's time to start fixing that.

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