Why do the republicans force me to sort through 50 stupid answers that all say the same thing?
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You must be asking the wrong questions.  If you want intelligent answers you must ask intelligent questions.  Although I am impressed with how many answers you are getting.
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Not all Republicans are the same, of course, but a generalization that may be useful to you, is this:\n\n   In general, Republicans have figured out by the time they reach adulthood what their values and major beliefs are, and when they begin their adult life, the quest for knowledge becomes less of a priority. This is because they know what they need to know, to advance their career, or raise a family, or whatever it is that they're doing.\n   So they appear ignorant, because they may seem incurious in new sources of knowledge. This can also make them appear narrow-minded. And the fact that they have the audacity to say, "Thank you, but I don't need your knowledge, mine works just fine," strikes many as being arrogant.
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Sorry man, I don't have a clue what you are talking about.  I am a Republican and have nothing to do with any of the junk you just mentioned.
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Are you one of the 3 monkeys and a Republican one at that?\n\nSee no Republican evil, hear no Republican evil and speak no republican evil.  Gimme a break.
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Perhaps it’s because this is the way you seem to present yourself in most of your comments and questions.\n\nOK, you asked for it so here it is…\n\nIn all fairness I went back and read over some of your questions and answers.  There doesn’t seem to be any middle ground to most of your Q&A’s.  On the surface they appear to swing very far to the right and you always pick answers which lean to right contributed by extreme conservatives, never giving liberals any credit for their points of view.\n\nI remember one of the first questions I read of yours was about supporting the troops and not the war.  Like most extreme right wingers, you expressed mistrust for the media and used euphemisms like “fail their mission” and “before their job is done.”   Unlike most Americans, many retired generals and returning Iraqi war veterans, you appear to support issues which only extreme right wingers still support.\n\nI also remember another question about you being called a bigot because of your views on immigration reform.  The Republican idea of criminalizing feeding or offering shelter to immigrants is an extreme right wing view and not upheld by bi-partisan politicians.\n\nQuestions like, “Would anyone object to a white history month?” and “What the F..is this?” don’t encourage an argument for you being too moderate.  Answers like, “You must have a lot of points to throw away to ask a stupid question like this,” and “you’re kidding, right” doesn’t go much toward your favor of being too enlightened.\n\nI’m not going to analyze each of your Q&A’s, but if you don’t have an answer, why do you post responses like the ones above?\n\nUnfortunately, and I’m guilty of this as well, this forum doesn’t have many middle of the road or undecided objective contributors.  We all seem to lean extremely one way or another and we all passionately defend our positions.\n\nModerates (on either side) don’t appear to hang around here too much (maybe they have more a life than we do).\n\nWhen I post questions and answers which indicate I’m a flaming liberal, which I do, I don’t mind being called a flaming liberal.  When you post questions and answers which appear to paint you as an extreme right wing conservative, you shouldn’t be offended when people assume you’re an extreme right wing conservative.\n\nAs long as no one attacks you personally, which I hope I’ve never done, and speak only to your opinions, you should just brush the comments off as being just another person’s opinion.  Many years ago when I was in college, a professor told me, “Opinions are merely a reflection of one’s beliefs and don’t hold water in a world based on reality.”  I’ve kept those words as a guide to how I respond to people’s opinions and I don’t even take my own opinions too seriously because I know my opinion matters not in the whole great scheme of things.\n\nI’m a firm believer that no controversy has a clear decisive correct answer; if it did, it wouldn’t be controversial.   If you want to know the truth, I believe in bi-partisanship and would love to see a President McCain with a Vice President Clinton (Hillary that is.)\n\nEven if I hadn’t been familiar with your posts or not taken the time to read some of your other posts, you could have taken the “perhaps” in the first sentence of my response just as it was meant, conjecture.  Like if you had asked, “Why won’t my car start?”  Without knowing a thing about your car I might have said, “Perhaps it’s your fuel pump,” which would have just been an uneducated guess, but you took the response personally by asking for examples.\n\nThe key to enjoying and using this forum here is to enjoy yourself and don’t take anything too seriously.\n\nPS:\nI’ve been called a moron and an a..hole for posting my beliefs.  When people call me names, I assume they have nothing intelligent to say and consider my opinion correct.
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Ooooh.  Are you connected to the republican talking points?\nBecause that's what YOU are saying, \nnot the media.\nbecuz thats wat Republicans do.
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This is America...free speech....if you don't like the question.....ignore it..........you must be a stinkin' republican!
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I don't remember ever thinking I had all the answers.\n\nThis is the same Bettie Rage?  I can't keep up with all of you people. *wink*
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It's probably because they are simular to you, are curious about the same questions, or think they have the answers since they are all in the same thought pattern.. I don't think any ONE person is anwering everything,... that would be impossible.
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It is as ridiculous to say that all democrats are "ungodly and cowardly" as it is to say that all republicans are "racists and whatnot"! All I can say is that you sound like a very ignorant person.
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I have been wondering the same thing. Though I understand that people want to confirm their opinion I sometimes find it annoying when a question has about thirty answers saying one thing and one childish answer saying the opposit with the asker choosing this last one as best because it matches her views; leaving a comment on the lines of "And I feel sorry for everyone who doesn't understand this. They are soo wrong."\n\nThanks for letting me vent ;)
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Because you have a bunch of idiotic, unintelligent radical pro-government racist Republicans writing our school textbooks. If you think that sounds harsh, that's your own opinion, but it is the truth.
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this is the most abusive button on yahoo. I had my account susdended cos I spoke agaisnt the republicans.
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I have said it 100 times on here it seems like and I will continue to until these questions stop. There are people on here who are on the left who call Bush and Republicans names on a daily basis and they get up in arms when some one on the right acts like they do. \n\nShe says some absolutely outrageous things, but so does Al Franken, Bill Mahrer, Howard Dean, and Al Gore. Don't be a hypocrite.
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It is NOT just you. There is a serious DUH factor in MOST of the questions in here.\n\n\nReticent how can you blame Yahoo's STUPID questions on Bush. That raises the DUH factor of the answers.
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Exactly!!!\n\nIf you are anything like me, you knew this in your soul but so didn't want to believe it that you spent decades searching for other reasons. All of which you tried to find fact and reason in but just never seemed to explain it completely/logically. Escpecially knowing that any rational person would of course not be opposed to so many of the democrat's struggles for the rights of the people.\n\nAnd I, unlike some of the other morons, know you are referring to the 'current' republican party. And I also know that you are referring to 'prejudices' they don't even realize they have.\n\nWhy do I know this? Am I just special?\n\nNO.\n\nI know this because I was one of them! I was a republican until 2002 having been raised in a republican family. My parents used statements like "... I don't agree with discrimination at all BUT... when those ppl try to have more babies and live off the rest of us....."\n\nOr how about, "I think we all should be treated and paid fairly based on our abilities BUT that woman is taking some man's job who has a family to feed..."\n\nI'm glad you have been gifted to be able to 'see' these truths.
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Unfortunately, it is the best they can come with.  Kind of pathetic actually.\n\nThey can't run on actual policy or philosophy - 'cause if they do, they'll go down in flames.\n\nSo - instead - they use a botched (admittedly totally unfunny) joke - KNOWING what he meant to say.......and from a politician who's NOT EVEN UP FOR RE-ELECTION!!!!\n\nThe GOP's goal is to divert everyone's attention away from what's REALLY important and REAL issues.\n\nSo - yes - this actually IS the best they can come up with.