The Democratic Party
Howard Dean claims the Democrats are the tolerant party.
In other words, Dean and his fellows are full of hatred for anyone who doesn't believe in the things the Democrats believe in. Real tolerant, eh?
On abortion, Dean thinks the debate should be entirely about whether or not a woman can choose what to do with her body. This shallow understanding of the issue will cause nothing but trouble. The real issue is the question of when a fetus becomes a human being, and whether or not it is moral to kill it if you are unsure of the answer to that question. So long as Democrats think anti-abortionists are only out to control the lives of women (which, for the record, is an astoundingly stupid belief) and that the courts should be the lawmakers, we can never have a rational debate on abortion.
But again, Dean and his cohorts won't tolerate people who believe abortion may/does end a life. But Democrats are the tolerant party. Dean and the Democrats won't tolerate people who think maybe gay marriages will encourage unstable families, and that America has enough of those already. But the Democrats are the tolerant party.
Republicans believe that terrorists who would murder innocent Americans are the enemy and that they are evil. Howard Dean believes Republicans are the enemy. He has said, in so many words, that he hates Republicans. But he's the tolerant one. He says the political differences between Democrats and Republicans "is a struggle of good and evil. And we're the good." So he thinks Republicans are evil. But he's the tolerant one. This sort of hatred is a prime characteristic of the modern Democratic Party. It is evident whenever you hear one of them talk about President Bush. So long as they practice this brand of "tolerance," we shall be glad to trounce them in the elections.
"Moderate Republicans can't stand these people (conservatives), because they're intolerant. They don't think tolerance is a virtue," Dean said, adding: "I'm not going to have these right-wingers throw away our right to be tolerant."
In other words, Dean and his fellows are full of hatred for anyone who doesn't believe in the things the Democrats believe in. Real tolerant, eh?
On abortion, Dean thinks the debate should be entirely about whether or not a woman can choose what to do with her body. This shallow understanding of the issue will cause nothing but trouble. The real issue is the question of when a fetus becomes a human being, and whether or not it is moral to kill it if you are unsure of the answer to that question. So long as Democrats think anti-abortionists are only out to control the lives of women (which, for the record, is an astoundingly stupid belief) and that the courts should be the lawmakers, we can never have a rational debate on abortion.
But again, Dean and his cohorts won't tolerate people who believe abortion may/does end a life. But Democrats are the tolerant party. Dean and the Democrats won't tolerate people who think maybe gay marriages will encourage unstable families, and that America has enough of those already. But the Democrats are the tolerant party.
Republicans believe that terrorists who would murder innocent Americans are the enemy and that they are evil. Howard Dean believes Republicans are the enemy. He has said, in so many words, that he hates Republicans. But he's the tolerant one. He says the political differences between Democrats and Republicans "is a struggle of good and evil. And we're the good." So he thinks Republicans are evil. But he's the tolerant one. This sort of hatred is a prime characteristic of the modern Democratic Party. It is evident whenever you hear one of them talk about President Bush. So long as they practice this brand of "tolerance," we shall be glad to trounce them in the elections.
posted by Unknown at 8:50 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home