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Over-reliance by liberals on mockery rather than logical argument.
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::::: Masterbratac, please suit yourself.  If you don't think you were fooled, then so be it.  I believe in free will.  Godspeed.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 18:50, 13 August 2007 (EDT)
 
::::: Masterbratac, please suit yourself.  If you don't think you were fooled, then so be it.  I believe in free will.  Godspeed.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 18:50, 13 August 2007 (EDT)
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== Over-reliance by liberals on mockery rather than logical argument. ==
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A conservative friend of mine suggested that I listen to Rush Limbaugh, who most folks, I assume, would place firmly in the conservative camp.  I am a liberal.
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If the LBR (Lying Buffoon Rush)(More on this Later) is typical of conservatives, I would suggest that your camp places much more store in mockery.
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Constant references to John Edwards as "The Breck Girl" along with many implications that he is effeminate, "Dingy Harry", "Leaky Leahy" and anyone who talks to Mrs. Clinton must submit to the "Testicle Lockbox" are perfect examples of his sophomoric mockery.
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I now make a point of going to Limbaugh's web site once a week or so and send an email to my friend pointing out the lies, half-truths and just general immature ranting the he treats his alarmingly high audience too.  In deference to his never ending nicknames for some people I believe he should have one to.  Lying Buffoon Rush, or LBR seems appropriate.
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My friend, by the way, in addition to being conservative is a deeply religous man, which I am not.  So, on most social issues we are a long way apart.  What is interesting is we agree almost 100% of the end point on any social issue but disagree almost 100% on how to get there.
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I reckon the important point, though, is we keep talking.  But for the fact that he is a good Baptist, we would probably go for a beer afterwards!!--[[User:TraJSmith|TraJSmith]] 22:59, 3 September 2007 (EDT)
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