Isaac Brock
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- Sep 28, 2003
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Originally posted by rtwngAvngr
Isaac, partisanship is quite apparent in your analysis of the difference between liberal and conservative approaches.
Conservatives design policy based on reason and results.
liberals design policy based on emotion and good intentions, and even ignore reason and results when confronted with them.
With all due respect, that's bullocks. I agree with many aspects of liberalism, but I'm not blind sided by them. I agreed that the war in afghanistan was necessary, i believe in economic conservatism as the best economy policy and am against gun control.
However, to say, essentially, the liberalism is dumb and only based on good intentions and say that conservatism is the only rational course is an over simplifivation to say the least. If my reponse showed partisanship, I dare say you are the pot calling the kettle black my friend.