Posted by
Vonnie on Friday, June 27, 2008 9:38:32 AM
Liberals feel and have artistic arguments. Conservatives think and have logical arguments.
Liberal rhythmic arguments:
-Can't drill yourself out of a problem.
-To 68 million acre leases, Use it or loose it
-3rd Bush Term
-Bush lied, people died
-Blood for oil
-we treat our poor worst than 3rd world nations
-McCain will take away birth control
-McCain will put in judges to overturn Rove vs. Wade
-Bush Tax cuts for the rich
-Invalid war
-Fairness Doctrine
-Big Oil
-9/11 inside job
-Yes, we can
They have a nice rythm. Don't they. Unfortunately, it keeps many from going any further to understand there is more to the story. They are usually more complex or just plain wrong.
I've watch many debates including liberals. Once liberals are confronted with facts, they either change the subject or go back to their remembered rhythmic phrase. I often hear them repeat it over and over again, like a small child with sing-song verse.
As this article 'Why Liberals Lie About What They Believe', liberals also have the arguments that make them feel good.
It's all about the feelings.
To convince liberals, the conservatives have to wrap their arguments into how will it make liberals feel good about themselves and does it have a catchy sound.
I have an initial song. We look it up, not make it up. They might take offense, but then again it has a catchy sound.