Everybody can tell me to fuck off if you don’t like this. I’m used to that. Being a moderate means pissing everybody off. The following aren’t things posted on this board, they’re just included to help you get the general idea.
“This whole illegal immigration brehaha is a touch ridiculous” I’m a commie.
“I know the disaster in the gulf is bad, but we need to keep drilling” Apparently, I kill sea turtles.
“Gay marriage? Why not?” Why do I hate American values?
“On the whole, firearms are a good thing for citizens to have” I should join a militia.
I guess my point is that we should move away from categories and political platforms. Also, I just got done with my Nursing finals (A’s!.. well one B). Not bad for second career. And I’m kinda drubk right now.
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An interesting delima, can we tell him to fuck off since he’s given us permission even though it’s against the rules? Nah, I guess he’s in a diminished capacity since he’s drubk.
You’re not a true moderate - a moderate doesn’t care about this, that, or the other thing.
What you are is “all over the map”. Which is to say you don’t align with anybody’s party line, but have instead picked hot-button opinions from here, there, and everywhere. Which is fine, except that everybody will hate you.
Being a moderate does, however, give you the opportunity for holier-than-thou posturing with respect to perceived ideologues. Don’t forget to take advantage of that.
Now that I think about it, I DO think it gives me a holier- than - thou - thou posture, because I think that anybody who thinks they are holier than thou are not, which gets me thinking that I’m not correct in thinking I’m holier than thou who is holier than thou. But that can’t be true because your’re thou and I’m me. And I’m an idiot. I’m not holier than anybody.
