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>Not unless you're liberal then every decision you take is embued with morality and is automatically superior to everyone else's.
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>Why? Liberals more often than not see themselves as the final moral authority in matters such as this and take great offense when others simply do not accept this position.
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>I do not accept that they are morally superior; particularly based on some of their wrongheaded and dumb policies. They have been proven time and time again to not work but there's a point you reach where there's simply no reasoning with them and they start calling people names - like they have done with Ms. Harris.
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>If you don't believe that just watch the responses I get to this message. <g> They simply cannot help themselves. They are addicted to the need to feel morally superior.
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>They are not morally superior than anyone else and never will be. (Nor am I by the way - or anyone else for that matter) Morality does not come from positions - positions come from morality.
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Hey Doug,
There's a word that's been used a lot on this thread and I'm not sure if I know what it means. I note that you use it quite a bit in the above. Would you help me?
*Would you tell me what a liberal is?
*How can I, too, spot one?
*What is it they believe?
*What are there motivations?

And, if you would, please tell me where you learned this information:
*if books, which one(s)
*if TV or radio, what stations and most specifically what actual person(s) have you learned about liberals from.

These liberals sound like pretty awful folks. Maybe you could help me understand, you seem to really know who is to blame for immoral things.

Once you're done teaching me all about liberals - and if you still have a moment - please tell me all about these morals too. And, please, keep it public since others probably are just as curious as I am. This is just for fun, but I am sincere.

Thanks so much, Steven-