"So the hate doesn't , or shouldn't ,make a difference?"
This is an interesting response. It's not interesting because of who made it, or why he made it, but it's interesting in terms of where the right is now. To make this clear, what I'm going to say has nothing to do with this poster.
This response is about just going around in circles. It doesn't follow what I said. It doesn't move in any direction. Just around and around. They say that young boys who are growing up without fathers get caught in this kind of pattern. Their thinking goes around in circles. Interestingly the right in this country is without a leader. They are without a father figure if you will. Just look at who they ran for president. Romney had no principles. He never took a stand. He said one thing one year on a subject and something entirely different the next all depending on which way the wind was blowing. He never took off in a direction and stayed with it. Funny, because his father, whom he tried to emulate in so many ways, was highly principled individual.
Now, look at who else ran from the right. Newt Gingrich. Gingrich is the person who started all the extreme partisanship that we see in Washington right now. He is the one that got all of them just going around in circles. They can't solve a problem to save their lives. Now, Newt isn't responsible for what is going on now. That's the fault of those in congress at the moment. But, he started it, and many on the right would have voted for him to sit in the oval office. Amazing.
So, the rest of the country is waiting for the right to get up off its ass, stop going around and around, and help us solve the considerable problems America, and rest of the world, has right now.
BSB
