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Originally posted by Pikachu_PM:
Don't take this the wrong way, but now you're just irritating me...
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I must say the irritation isn't mutual. It doesn't bother me at all to have to tell you when you're being arrogant on a level that is asinine. In this and ever other thread I've ever seen you involved in, you become irritated at those who disagree and refuse to see your logic as the only correct view. In addition, you like to go out and speculate on the statements of others and randomly assign meanings to them that fit your ideals of their wrong-ness. That's not the way it works.
This is a discussion board, so you'll really need to get used to the 'discussion' part of it, or you're wasting your time here because if you're just looking to have people accept your view on things, you've hooked up with the wrong group and there is much irritation in your future.
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There are only two kinds of people who vote constantly Republican--really rich people, and really stupid people.
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This statement is stupid. Complete and utter BS. [/QUOTE]I said you were irritating me, I never said I didn't love you (I do).
Also, I never said i was right, I just said you were wrong. If I assigned meaning to your statments that is my right to do so--so long as there is logic behind my assignment (which there was/is).
Further, you call my statments arrogant and imply that I do not respect other peoples opinions---where have I stated someone to be wrong without proof? More to the point, where in my post did I make a statement that you can disprove? I may have firm opinions, but they are firm because they are opinions based on fact.
As for the whole rich person/stupid person thing---while stated as an intentionly antagonizing generality I would yet challange you to name one person who is Intelligent(about politics), consitantly votes republican, and whose family middle class or 'lower'. I can't think of a single person...and if you can, please remember that its the exceptions that prove the rule.