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Thu May-06-10 01:44 PM
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unless one doesn't care one bit about the issue.
"Left and Right" are not 'absolute' positions. There are incremental steps with each, but people wrongly use their own stance to judge if anothers stance is absolute "left or right" in order to discount and silence a differing view.
I support anybody marrying anybody they so wish (adults) but President Obama does not. Does that make him a "teabagger?" A Republican? Should I label him as such? Of course not, and rank and file Democrats should not do that to each other either.
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