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5/10/2013 12:41:46 AM
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Why are we referring to each other by political party?
Or political standpoint, since I'm not really sure if liberal/conservative counts as a party more than a simple political standpoint.
Regardless, has anyone else noticed this? It kinda bothers me. Like we're on the brink of some political flip-flop in our country.
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More relevant.
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Relevant.
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Parties are stupid. Most people only vote for republican because they are republicans, or democrat because they are democrats/immigrants. I hail from the logical side of the spectrum, which means that I vote for the person who will provide the most for the American people.
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1 ReplyBecause it's us and them. They are all things bad, and we are all things good.
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I dunno. I don't see people by their political parties. I just see Republicans and not Republicans.
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because some people can be such liberals. I guess logic and morality is an outdated concept.
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Perhaps it's because someone doesn't like another person's political ideology.
