Bush 43 is not considered a Conservative by Conservatives.
On Jul 29, 1:45�am, iam deheretic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well you are right there, africa tends to have its own agenda and one I have
> never been able to make any sense of and I have friends there but most of
> them have escaped out of there. and they are very nice people. Africa is a
> category to it self.
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> It is not so much a score card but an apparent attitude. �Liberal is
> associated with the left, flexibility and change and conservative is
> associated with the right and Status Quo hard line none changing policy
> adherence to a strict format. Or at least that is the way that I see it.
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> Now I am american and I also hold my dutch citizenship (my wife ids dutch)
> as a result of listening to the news especially in english (british, CNN
> international, and euronews) governments are often time categorized by
> liberal , right, left , hard right, hard left, hard right conservative. hard
> left conservative and of course the moderates but they don't make the news.
>
> Bush and his cronies were classified as conservative hard right. So it is
> not really a score card per say just �an accumulation of news reports and
> personal opinion
> Allan
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> On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:13 AM, BB47 <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > On Jul 28, 1:00 pm, iam deheretic <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > I am not sure but it seems most of the extreme hatred comes from those
> > who
> > > call them selves the conservative right, but that never makes sense to
> > me.
> > > Allan
>
> > Idon't have the scorecard �Allan but it is found everywhere. �You
> > know what I find very frightening? �That people �(all humans) might
> > have a "side" �that is truly horrific. In Rwanda for example. (not
> > right wing per se, make a note) �There were massacres where seemingly
> > ordinary people hacked to death , thousands and thousands with
> > machetes. Just because they were a "tribe" or an ethnic group. In
> > Bosnia? �Brutal murders beyond your worst nightmares.
>
> > �We can say these were just horrible people (they are) �but I fear
> > that they are somewhat ordinary people. �Something triggered them to
> > act this way.
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> > � What I fear is that we have this side, this "switch" that can go
> > off when large groups of people start believing that another group is
> > "bad." �It causes people to not see people anymore. �They see them as
> > pests, no more than bugs to be exterminated. �Some sort of primevil
> > frenzy.
>
> > � I would like to believe in the good in people, but I fear there is
> > more than that locked away deep in the human animal.
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