Thank you for demonstrating my earlier point so nicely.
I suppose actually asking different liberals what they stand for and why and taking them at their word for their own thoughts, experiences and beliefs is out of the question. Of course. Because if you don't believe omniscient YOU know their situation, thoughts, beliefs and attitudes better than they do themselves what basis would you have to demonize them? You might even *gasp* have to think about your own beliefs and why you hold them. Or even *gulp* admit they're not all bad....or all wrong.
Can't be having that.
It's not just you. But it's epidemic....and I'll be the first to say not on just one side. Rdean comes to mind as a liberal who parrots your and your compatriots' philosophy of political debate. Very similar styles, identical results.
There are exceptions, of course.
My sister is a registered democrat. Not liberal, never liberal. But she is absolutely conservative, and works to change the party from within.
But the truth of the matter is, I'm a middle aged adult and my experience with the left has shown me that for the most part, my stereotype is true. That's how I came to develop that stereotype. From repeatedly interacting with libs.
Of course. Interacting with them and applying your "completely unbiased" observational skills, I'm sure.
How about your unbiased listening skills? Telling somebody you don't know from Adam who just gave you a list of things they stand for "fiddlesticks" doesn't exactly speak much for your capability in that department, does it? Neither does....lecturing people on what THEY think rather than asking.
No arrogance, closed mindedness, prejudice or judgmentalism there, none at all.
And yes, I realize I'm wasting my time here. But it's my time to waste.