The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Bob Butler 54]

(01-31-2020, 05:52 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: Lots of words have negative connotations. I'm not sure it would be in your interest to go down that road with me. You say and do a lot of stuff that have negative connotations. The way you're using the word Classic is a demoninzation. What you're doing is what I view as a typical liberal tactic. Hint...Ain't enough liberals around for it to work these days. It doesn't appear to be many willing participants who want to tangle with me. Do you want to know what would be cool, bring in the liberal lawmakers from the House? I'd like to see how well they would up to REAL scrutiny.

Would you rather be called Xer?  Classic just gives my spell checker less of a problem, but I could ‘learn’ the abbreviation.  How does it have a negative connotation?  Why did you choose it as a screenname if it did?  Just curious.  I do use lots of negative connotations, but view them as true.  Classic?  (Hmm.  I guess it does imply something that has been around a long time, is is acknowledged a something good.  My view is that you are not.  If I went to the middle of the country, I would not expect to find a lot of folks like you.)

I do note the threats of violence.  Over the internet?  Other that it being a schoolyard bully trick, why?  Am currently handicapped.  Do you think it would increase your status or the truth of what you say to try to beat me up, to break the law?  Threatening violence in response to things said implies you are against free speech?  Do you consider Free Speech un American by your definition?  It seems more likely that you are just showing your immaturity.

In politics, I do expect negative implications and opinions.  I do not expect constant schoolyard level taunts, word redefinition, lies or threats.  Is this expectation unusual in your view?  Un-American, whatever that means to you?