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Quote from: willyD on Today at 02:19:16 PMWe had different teachers–mine were Jesuits which may be a factor.I don't see the relevance….?Have you had Jesuit instructors?
Just what people do you trust–some, all?The majority that elected Obama? The fifty percent that believe in a geocentric universe?
Just what people do you trust–some, all?The majority that elected Obama? The fifty percent that believe in a geocentric universe?
I trust them more than I trust myself.
Well then–as they elected Obama overwhelmingly, your 'trust” must be glowing with a hard gem like flame.
Well then–as they elected Obama overwhelmingly, your 'trust” must be glowing with a hard gem like flame.
I trust them, it's A.C.O.R.N. that I don't trust.
Carry it one step further–if the people decide to create a European Welfare State based on socialistic economics and democratic politics then according to you we should trust them even if they constitute only 51 percent of those approving. Is not democracy defined by some as majority rule?
Carry it one step further–if the people decide to create a European Welfare State based on socialistic economics and democratic politics then according to you we should trust them even if they constitute only 51 percent of those approving. Is not democracy defined by some as majority rule?
Yes we should trust them. Common sense will prevail at the end of the day. Obama and his Deathcare is just a fad, something that will pass into the night once everyone realizes they have been hoodwinked by a demagogue. In the meantime, it is good that the people experience their mistake first hand, so they won't be so quick to make the same mistake again.
Trust the people. The statement evokes two responses:1.. What a scary thought–the mob2. How democratic–the majorityLet us see how it plays out.
Trust the people. The statement evokes two responses:1.. What a scary thought–the mob2. How democratic–the majorityLet us see how it plays out.
It's very simple. Liberals are elitists who think the average American citizen is part of the mindless “mob” as you say, and believe them too stupid to govern. Conservatives, on the other hand, see the average American citizen as “We The People” and angle their ideology toward preserving the rights and power of the people. I trust the American people with their money, their vote, and their vision for the American dream. I don't trust the government with our money, our votes, and our vision for the American dream. See the difference?
…. Liberals are elitists who think the average American citizen is part of the mindless “mob” as you say, and believe them too stupid to govern. Conservatives, on the other hand, see the average American citizen as “We The People” and angle their ideology toward preserving the rights and power of the people. I trust the American people with their money, their vote, and their vision for the American dream. I don't trust the government with our money, our votes, and our vision for the American dream. See the difference?
Interesting to me that each of us, in our little box, sees the rest of the folks like we think we are… unless they profess to be in the other little box… except for select acquaintances that aren't typical of the other little box (whatever that may be).This gentlemen (and ladies if present), is a form of stereotyping; judging a group by select members or judging individuals by the group they happen to belong to.Looking at an individual presents us with certain cues about them based on their behaviors and values. The tricky part is that values are 90% of what a person is about and they aren't readily visible… can't see thoughts or feelings. Behaviors on the other hand are in-your-face so to speak, but only make up 10% of ones personal culture.Doesn't matter what a politico (side of aisle be damned) says, how does he / she vote? I could go on with a long and boring story to illustrate the concept but…. 8)
