So much Kool-Aid quaffed in Smurphland....so little worth responding to.Ah, speak the truth, and they flock try to defend republicans. Works every time.
Where did you see this happen here? The post you were responding to certainly didn't. It didn't even come close. I'd sure like to see an actual example of this wild claim of yours.
There's no doubt about that. In general politics has become a sport with two teams. However, you're doing exactly what you're accusing others of. The post you're responding to didn't exhibit signs of falling for this.
Um...yeah...so, you're honestly going to pretend that the Tea Party isn't extreme? Did you happen to notice the Tea Party candidates in the last elections? Did you happen to see what the Tea Party candidates are doing and trying to do in the states where they won the election? I understand that you identify with them, and don't want to see them as bad as they really are, but all you're doing here is what you decried above.
Look, the fact is neither party is doing much good right now. Politics is more about, as you say, cheerleading. Most politicians are more interested in doing whatever keeps their jobs or gets them better jobs. That's obvious. However, noting that republicans in general are more racist, homophobic and bigoted than democrats is just noting another fact. It's not saying that democrats are perfect; just that they're better in general in certain ways.
Think of it this way:
My team just missed the playoffs, while yours ended up last in the league. If I say "Man, your team blows. You can't score goals or keep them out of your own net.", I'm not saying "My tea is awesome, and there's nothing wrong with them". My team might not be much better off than yours, but I can acknowledge how much worse your team is while also acknowledging the faults with my own team.
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