Jarhead
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I think you're wrong about that. I don't know about Santorum. But if Bachmann says that wasn't on the copy of the pledge she signed, I have no reason to disbelieve her. And I am not (yet) really a Bachmann fan as I haven't picked anybody to support yet. I wonder why some are so eager to believe they are racist? I can truthfully say I have never heard even close to a racist comment from either.
There's no common sense there Fox, they're delusional in their irrational hatred for the woman, and they've been directed to attack by their superiors, so they're on auto-pilot. Obviously they lack the ability to reason and think for themselves or they would see how ridiculously foolish and partisan they look by persisting in this.
I have the utmost respect for Jillian and for many other of our USMB friends who tilt left of center. And I can respect that they support their ideological beliefs as strongly as I support my own.
But I do think you're right that it sometimes goes on autopilot when people that I believe to be basically honest people of integrity say such outrageously hateful things about a person or organixzation when it is obvious they can't support those things with any shred of evidence. It's like it is something in the water they drink or something that makes it impossible to allow anybody in a position of power any thought or ideal that doesn't conform with their own. Not only can't they allow it, but they seem compelled to destroy such person as much as they legally can.
And I don't understand where that comes from at all.
Fear.
Sure...they will say "I am not afraid"...
But it comes from fear. When you fear something you do all you can to discredit it.
Those that fear roller coasters? They say "I dont see what the thrill is"
Those that fear technology say "Why spend the money. I get along without it fine"
Those that fear Obama's policies? Call him a marxist and an illegal immigrant.
Those that fear Backmann? Call her a kook, a nutbar and a racist.
