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Old 07-11-10, 09:30 PM   #12
Zachstar
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Originally Posted by UnderseaLcpl View Post
And what do you see now, ZS? What is your comprehensive policy for implementing positive social change? Who would you trust to implement it, and how might they be appointed?

I ask because when I look at Democrats and socialists and people who are socialist but don't realize it, I see my younger face. I'd be interested to hear what you think now and how you came to the conclusions you have. No insult intended, of course.

edit- Heh... If I hit that, there would be no tommorrow. She has kids. Game over man, game over!
I guess viewpoints depends. Perhaps you had an "interesting" youth? Not trying to say your age as I don't know but many people who were into the movements of the 60s went right due to how they viewed their younger selves. Tho I tend to notice their right is a bit right of center not extreme right.

Perhaps you saw your face as someone who wanted nukes to be outlawed. Military to do whatever.. Maybe even a socialist aspect (As some were back then) Maybe that is why you see dems and liberals as such. Tho it has tended to move to the right a bit. Especially with my viewpoint of Tecnological Progressive which is only a bit left of center and advocates a "Left" approach to gov involvement in technology research and use.

If that was the case perhaps then your shift wasnt as extreme in my opinion. I advocated violence against an entire region and advocated removing rights from homosexuals (Back then I think its safe to say I was a homophobe) My shift was extreme in comparison in my opinion. It had to be. My viewpoints got this country in a mess with the wars.
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