[ SECRET POST #3066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3066 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Christopher Walken]


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[Harry Potter/Parvati Patil]


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[The Mummy]


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[tokyo ghoul]


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[Ioan Gruffudd/Alexander Siddig/Dominic Keating/Max Pirkis]











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Comments

Re: It stopped raining here for the first time in like a week

[(Anonymous)]

See that is one of the things that makes for a conservative. The thinking you can divide between social and fiscal. All fiscal matters have social implications and all social matters have fiscal implications. Unless you can be both fiscally and socially liberal, you are a conservative. That so many American "liberals" think they can be fiscally conservative and still socially liberal is one of the reasons they keep fucking up so hard, and also they keep awarding themselves cookies for being supposedly socially liberal while keeping on piling up the fucked up-ness.

Re: It stopped raining here for the first time in like a week

[diet_poison]

Okay but I don't think we're talking about the same thing here. I'm not talking about libertarians. I'm talking about straight-up liberals in the US who seem conservative in comparison to other places, and I'm asking if their fiscal views is the reason why, because fiscally liberal in the US = fiscally conservative elsewhere, OR whether socially liberal in the US was ALSO seen as socially liberal elsewhere, which I rather doubt.

I get that it may be common in other places for the two to go so hand-in-hand that you can take for granted that one equals the other, but it's still a valid question and it's still possible to break down views by category.