[ SECRET POST #2502 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2502 ⌋

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14. [SPOILERS for Battlestar Galactica 2003]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel that if you insist on drawing a stringent line between 'liberal' and 'conservative' -- or apparently, Democrats and Republicans -- you're never going to get anywhere. This is why bipartisanship seems so doomed to failure in this country. Politics are much more complex than the party lines would have us believe; even the people within each party often can't agree with each other.

Sure, at election times we have to make a choice and then it feels like it's a 'lesser of two evils' situation -- but the rest of it? There are issues, there's how you feel about these issues and what you do with those beliefs, and that's that.

Though I will admit that there are some issues I personally cannot compromise on. They are usually social in nature, and are generally polemical. Most of the time, I can approach a political issue from an academic angle, and that means I'm willing to look at both sides, examine the opposition's reasoning, and even agree to disagree. But there are certain things your opinions of which really say something about you as a person. This doesn't mean I can't be civil to you if you disagree with me, just that I know myself enough to accept that I won't be able to get along with someone who holds such views, on a personal level.