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In reply to the discussion: Thanks to naivete I made an error in judgement in my early twenties [View all]Fumesucker
(45,851 posts)60. I figured that would get people clicking on my OP
And I nearly put in "Not that you perverts" as the first line.
Yeah, I had a few pretty serious errors of judgment back then.
It's surprising sometimes how much the wisdom and maturity of advanced age resembles being too tired to bother.
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Thanks to naivete I made an error in judgement in my early twenties [View all]
Fumesucker
Jun 2013
OP
When you have the spectacle of Chris Christie getting big money from 'democratic' fundraisers
n2doc
Jun 2013
#2
Same age here---and I thought men would always see the attractiveness of long hair! The
WinkyDink
Jun 2013
#7
Well maybe if Obama would stop appointing Republicans and caving to them, then maybe we could have a
RC
Jun 2013
#86
as po'd as I get at elected Democrats (including our current POTUS) this is why I control my outrage
KittyWampus
Jun 2013
#11
Back during Vietnam we thought America would never get sucked into another war...
Spitfire of ATJ
Jun 2013
#12
Don't like Bush, simple, don't elect Jeb/Rand and elect Hillary/Booker in 2016.
graham4anything
Jun 2013
#26
Does that mean you love Chris Christie, who is your governor, elected by you?
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2013
#43
Memories are short. Public opinion goes as the wind blows. Propaganda works very well indeed.
Nimajneb Nilknarf
Jun 2013
#27
I suspect some don't care because they believe there is no difference. Of course that is their
still_one
Jun 2013
#31
If you do not object when a Democrat does it you have no legitimacy when a Republican does it
Fumesucker
Jun 2013
#45
Refreshing to know someone else considers Republicans (and all right-wingers) to be as loathsome,
indepat
Jun 2013
#53
Conclusion: We need to pressure Congress to change the laws, because merely changing
struggle4progress
Jun 2013
#68
I don't think they are actively thinking. They are just in the cult of personally blindly following
pam4water
Jun 2013
#73
You are correct, however Republicans guarantee worse actions from the government
Fumesucker
Jun 2013
#78
Rec. But is anyone here really that dum....errhh...*naive*. I hope not. n/t
Smarmie Doofus
Jun 2013
#83
We must not get distracted by thinking the Democratic Party as good and the Republican Party
rhett o rick
Jun 2013
#91