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Hey all,
I was just wondering, what are some issues that both conservatives and liberals agree on? Let's end the divisiveness and see what we can work towards...
I'll start it off. Legalization of marijuana.
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I would agree, legalize marijuana, then tax it.
I think we all agree that politicians are evil and that we want the US to succeed.
1. The Spurs are a great basketball team.
2. Kori and TIMVP run a great board
4. ?????
I think we can all agree that you skipped 3.
Gay Marriage?
I'm all for legalizing weed and taxing it. I doubt we have too many other things in common.
What I'm for and I think liberals are not:
I'm for increasing legal immigration and enforcing immigration laws.
I'm for opening ANWR and more offshore drilling.
I'm for the Fair Tax, a form or a consumption tax, without being a VAT.
I'm for loser pays in the legal system.
I'm for elimination partisan groups from getting federal funding.
I'm for increasing the number of representatives in congress to somewhere between one in 30,000 to 100,000 people.
I'm sure I can come up with more. That's just a quick thought. Any liberals agree?
Rainbows are pretty.
Bolded what I agree with.
That the state should be involved in ing something up.
I think kittens are cute.
i don't know about legalizing marijuana. i'm for it 'cause it's revenue. personally that's the reason why i think it's illegal in the first place. government can't get a piece of the pie. prohibition, anyone? prohibition led by the progressives......i'll save that for a later day. we could tax marijuana and use that money to strengthen our borders. i'm for that, but that will ultimately lead to more government bureaucracies which i'm not for.
That individuals are a blank canvass on which they need to write their ideological driven agendas.
That we can't be left alone.
That we are all bit actors in a greater play which further glorifies the state.
"we want the US to succeed."
I don't believe in that anymore.
That saying "And God. Bless. The United States of America" after every gotdamn speech is so cheesy.
God would not have to bless it if you weren't trying to it up with your meddling.
I hate kittens. Puppies are better.
We're all pretty confident in America's ability to whup ass on a major scale, if need be. Proud of it too.
About a year ago, either a real Chinese person and/or a troll showed up and started talking all this about how weak America's military was in comparison to China's. We were pretty unanimous in response.
Well, when you can blow up the entire world, its easy to be confident
Darrins is an idiot.
Bolded, I agree with. Italicized I could be talked into, but would need a few questions answered. ANWR and offshore I could get into, but regulations that I would want to be in effect to make it happen would basically make it unprofitable for the company and so it wouldnt happen anyway.
Please explain.
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Wanting the U.S. to succeed at this point would be like wanting a stable of unicorns for my birthday.
Ok, so you are saying that you want the US to succeed, but you think that the likelyhood of that happening is so impropable as to be mythological, right?
I understood differently like that you no longer wanted the US to succeed, or that you no longer believed that both sides wanted the US to succeed.
Sorry, just wanted to clear this up.
Mountains are big....
I think that liberals would agree with number one, and MAYBE 4. I agree with four for civil cases. I don't like 5, as the SCOTUS has determined the expenditure of money is a form of free speech in many cases. Not sure about six.
I don't like 2 because I think we should keep ANWR as a last source of oil, in case everyone gets pissed at us and we need some down the line. Odds of it happening are slim to none, I know, but I'd like some emergency oil down the line just in case.
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