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The reason you don't think the mainstream media is liberal is because you happen to be more liberal than they are. Perspective defines this relative nature. You are far enough to the left that you don't think the media is biased and you think Republicans are extreme. If you follow your own counsel and follow the money, the right conclusion would be that mainstream America is more conservative because it is their money that is not going to the old media and it is that same money that is paying for the new media.
You're making assumptions. I've been a life-long Republican, voted for Bush the first time around and know how to follow the money far better than most. I consider the new conservative ideology repainted Southern Democrats; fiscally irresponsible, favoring of big government and living in fear perpetuated by our foreign policy to a point where they're prepared to relinquish their civil liberties based on false promises and bankrupt the country in the process. Ironic when the public supporting them has the most to lose.
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However I do have a problem with the whole tone that seems to be emminating mostly from the left
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Just don't believe anything you hear and you'll be right most of the time. The media picks what's news, and too often what they pick to tell us is not news at all. It just fits their liberal agenda. It looks like we have a case in point here.

Jimmy Carter was pobably one of the worst presidents in our history, but he always seemed like a decent guy to me. Then he stands up at Coretta Scott King's funeral and uses that platform to attack WB for domesitic spying. Back when he was president, the media would have let that slide. Today, some news outlets were quick to point out that Carter was ordering the same types of wiretaps when he was president. That was public record, as documented by convictions of two men on spying charges after being caught with the help of what the media today call "illegal wiretaps."

Then, there were the wiretaps of Martin Luther King's phone that had been ordered by JFK. I remember reading about it at the time, but it was no big deal like WB's wiretaps.

I read where Lincoln even tapped the telegraph wires during the civil war.

So, it's not really news that a president orders questionable wiretaps in the name of national security. You are hearing so much about it today only because it fits the media's liberal agenda.
I cant argue with the starting thought of that since its obvious wiretaping etc is nothing new, and WTF did Jimbo Carter ever do for the US that beyond average at best. I agree he was and still is a likeable person, and seems to be good human being as well, but coming out just to "play politics" and bash the opposing party isnt doing anything positive for anyone.

Now I do have a problem with the whole liberal this and conservative that labels were so used to seeing. Maybe I am naive but I gave up on the the whole debate years ago after seeing all the flip flopping, labeling, and use of the terms so loosely that you didnt actually have any idea if a liberals views were even friggin liberal at all, and the same for so called conservatives.

I learned long ago that the only thing that was rock solid had nothing to do with the label of a persons views on being conservative or liberal, but everything to do with their current agenda (and that in politics means their partys agenda) So be it liberal or conservative I expect their views to change to match their needs, and the only thing missing from both sides is a committment to put the american people first on their agenda.

If I am missing something please explain, and if you think I am onto something please offer whatever you think may support it. As always I am open to another view.
Political correctness has conditioned us to be afraid of labels. I would go as far as to say it is "trendy" to oppose labeling. I am not afraid to do so because it is important to not limit tools of distinction. I use the the terms conservative and liberal as tools of distinction between two very different core ideologies. I proudly label myself a conservative because it gives you fair and honest warning where I am coming from. I am not afraid to allow someone else the tactical advantage of being able to anticipate my moves because truth is more important than just getting to be right. If you convince me that my thinking is flawed, I will be the first to admit you were right.........on anything. Give me enough time with anyone here and they will at minimum respect me and will always know that there are good, honest people like me who are just plain different from them in how we look at the world.

I would love the opportunity to adjust in a positive way what you have learned about people. I to am amazed at how many politicians can live with themselves and their unwillingness to stand for what they believe is uncontionable. There are many, though, that are good people who stand for what they believe whether it is popular or not. I am like many who have posted in the last few days in that I don't vote party lines either. I find "conservative" to be a much better label than republican because sometimes republicans are not that conservative. The party will change with polls but a conservative and a liberal who are dedicated to their ideology will not waiver. When I label someone as a liberal, I am intending a compliment. I may disagree with them whole heartedly but I know that they believe what they say, so they should be proud of what they are. I respect liberals who are open about being liberal and proud to be liberal. What I don't respect are conservatives who act liberal to get votes and vice versa. That is not genuine and ultimately counter-productive. Anyone who tries to initially hide their agenda to earn a discussion with someone else is disingenuous and has some explaining to do. The first and most important ingredient found in a productive discussion that is not purely recreational but is intended to impact people is mutual respect. Nail eachother between the eyes with logic and reason but respect eachother in the meantime or the discussion will go badly. Entering a discussion under, either false or misleading pretences is not a foundation for respect, therefore it is not a good way to start a meaningful discussion.

I don't think labels are all bad if they are accompanied by respect as the foundation and I respect each and every one of you even if I am taking shots at your ideas. Some labels cannot be accompanied by respect by their very nature and those are never good. I see liberal and conservative as the best, most consistent terms available to describe where we are coming from because almost everyone understands the basics of each, thus a platform for each of us to jump off of to further define our position. Regarding putting Amarica first, the fact that I am a proud, self proclaimed conservative does not take away my ability to put my nation first. I fully believe georged and hondabuster and all the others are doing what they feel is right for America.

Remember, part of being a conservative means I see many things as truly black and white. I find no reason to complicate things that to me are simple. Because of that type of statement I have many liberal friends who refer to me as catagorical and closed minded. My liberal friends, who I respect, will take even the most straight forward case and want to smear the black and white into shades of gray. They thoroughly enjoy their intellectual discussions about the nuanced complexities of life.

Let me throw down my definition of a true intellectual again. A true intellectual can take the most complicated subject and boil it down so everyone can understand it. A false intellectual takes the simplest topic and complicates it to the point no one can understand it.

Summary, there has to be some way to define the two dominating ideologies so that we all know where the other person is coming from. This is why I respectfully called both georged and hondabuster on claiming they are republicans. I believe they are but it is important that we all put our position out on the level and since at this point in history, republicans are the more conservative and democrats are the more liberal of the two main parties, it unnecessarily muddy's the water as to what their agenda is. Their ideology aligns closely with what liberals are saying and mine aligns with what conservatives are saying. I know they believe their own point of view so I believe they should be just as proud of their status as liberals as I am of my status as a conservative. And the really cool thing is when we can be good friends after we have staked our claim so that everyone knows what we stand for........even if we agree on nothing. I have a conservative agenda. You are reading every word of it. The difference between me and republican with an agenda is, I am not trying to get anyone elected. I want either the republican or democrat that is going to lead the country with conservative values.

I hope this helps.........

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Originally posted by: georged
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Looks like some dont know when to quit.

Guess they believe we really are little more than a bunch of morons who's only purpose is to support their whole scheme.

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Why not? The general public is unable to find time for anything other than spectator sports, reality shows and demanding more money for unskilled labor. As long as someone says they'll 'protect' them, beer & chips are far more important than civil liberties. The general public, I prefer sheeple, is a bunch of morons.
I missed this one. I cannot believe anyone would make a statement like this. 440ex, not to bash georged because I know he is intellectually honest and stands by his statements but this is an example of a label that cannot be accompanied by respect so is therefore never okay. Referring specifically to the label "morons".

440ex, I did notice that you set aside "morons" as unacceptable in your response to this post but I wanted to point out an example of the difference between an okay label and a not okay label. IMHO

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Seems back in the 80s, when us republicans were attacking clinton and gore...there wasnt any republicans standing up and saying positive things about them, or defending them. It sure seemed to me, we were bent on destroying the democratic party and anyone who went along with them. (remember gingrich?) Seemed like the public only wanted to hear negative things about their government back then....why now, is it unacceptable to air our greavances? Even today...do you know of any republicans who give any slack to democrats. Crime is crime, and no slack should be given to those who are lawbreakers, america should come first, and political party should come in last.
Its the american way to critizise our leaders, always has been and probably always will be, but to pretend that its only democrats who have ever complained about the government is misleading...us republicans were bulldogs back then, but now, we forget what rule of law was all about.
Im just surprised at how youve forgotten history, and how us republicans acted back then, all over a bj. Now the constitition is being ignored, laws are broken, and it gets 'reported', but nothing ever actually gets accomplished, no one is charged, no talk about impeachment, all investigations are covered up or surpressed.
I cant argue with your thinking, and this just further supports my idea that without being able to remove all political alliances or party prefference etc from ones self you can not accurately or fairly look at, or discuss the real issues impartially or be able to find resolution to our problems due to ones being polluted by the many years of propaganda fed them from their political party of choice and its media supporters.

Personally I thought the entire issue surrounding the "bj" scandle was a total waste of time, and the american taxpayers money, and just like today may very well have been a smoke screen for any real criminal offenses etc.

Still the point remains that once you have made up your mind to follow or prefer either of two supposed political affiliations your ability to see or seek the truth has been greatly effected.
 
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Originally posted by: Deeplaker60
Maybe we need to separate people from politicians. Politicians of both parties seem to be putting politics ahead of the common good. What one party does, politicians on the other side will automatically oppose, even if it would benefit the people. Then, the opposition later does the same thing, and the original supporters in the other party oppose it.

I really think the problem is the news media. Republican inconsistencies make front page news, but if the Democrats do the same thing, it gets reported on a back page next to the dog food ads...if it gets reported at all. People aren't stupid. They can see what's going on. Of course, there is the problem pointed out by Hitler who said something to the effect that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it.

What I'm getting from the news media makes me against the Iraq war. Then, I hear the other side from someone who is over there, and I can see that the impression I'm getting from the media is clearly a lie. What they tell us is accurate. They just omit pertinent points that contradict a liberal agenda. Of course, if all the information from the media had a conservative slant, I wouldn't believe that either.
Good observation!!

I especially agree with the first paragraph!

I have often compared the news reporting of the war and the inteligence gathering with my personal experiences with the local media editing my own statements in various reports and issues I have been involved with.

Since I cant even begin to recount the amount of times I have been misquoted, and had my words printed in a way that either totally missed the point, or completely changed it, and can count the times the reporting was accurate and represented the meaning of my statements on two fingers I know first hand that even the smallest media outlet can "spin" things to meet their objectives.

Now I also know that not all reporters have any hand in these changes (though their refusal to discuss them is annoying) and there done on the higher editing level's that are more prone to be controlled by the corporate level of the media's ownship etc, but the fact remains that these things are common place in the reporting of the news to the us public, and it is something that I find shamefull and totally unacceptable.

Just as an example that all of us can relate to here is how at a recent township meeting that was being infiltrated by locals specifically directed by the sierra club in the area to oppose a new atv/dirt bike riding park that was propossed and many of us had attended to show support for the park (and keep things fair) where my statement was completely missused thru editing.

To show fairness and our being trustworthy and respectable as a group etc I had included in my statement that there was a concern to design the park in a way that would make it best for all concerned, both the riders using it, and the neighbors of it etc. and this was less than 2% of the statement. How it ended up after editing was truely funny as it showed the statement to be that the concern was for the envrionment and the neighbors etc.

It wasnt damaging, but it wasnt what I had said, or what the obvious meaning of the statment was, but apparantly someone at the paper was looking to make a change to show support for the environmentalist side of things and caused my words to be changed.

If that can happen at this level (there have been others on various levels) I can only imagine how much influence there is on a national or global level. Like it or not this is what we currently have to deal with, and like so many other problems will most likely be around until we the people make it change.

 
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Originally posted by: DSNUT
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OK. We're getting off the subject, which didn't have anything to do with land, trail or environmental issues in the first place.

Amazing that we got so worked up over this.
I enjoy discussing these things. I think you are right that we are a bit off track but indirectly the very different ideological basis for conservatism and liberalism is relevant to whether we are frightened by what the government is doing while fighting the war on terror in regard to our personal freedom or if we are understanding that some temporary sacrifice is necessary.

I believe some temporary sacrifice is necessary and I am not frightened because I trust the American people to reign government back in, again specifically concerning personal freedom, when the current security demand is no longer necessary. The liberal mindset that does not put its faith in the people and that relies on government to provide and control will always be more afraid of what government is doing because they over estimate the power the government has over the people and they under estimate how much power the people have over the government. Once in that mindset, I fully understand why some are frightened.

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Maybe my living in what would likely become the first actual police state in the US (some may disagree as they believe it already is) I look at all of this with a bit more concern than those from other areas of what I call the "real America"

This may also be why I have to remind myself that the way its supposed to work is a "govt of the people, for the people" and not a govt against the people, or a govt to control the people, and mostly not a govt to cater to those with the largest amount of $$$ in supressing the people.

Then again being from an area where its common to have 20-40 officers covering a 1-2 mile area that is also backed up by a combination of county, state, and even some federal officers I am sure you can appreciate my concern. I am thanfull that due to having business relations, family and friends who are officers of various levels of govt etc that I can find some comfort in believing that somehow I should have a better chance than most if the sheet was to ever really hit the fan. Then I remember that its not healthy to completely live in denial [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 
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As long as the targeted audience is hearing whatever rings their bell, a flat earth comes to mind and provides my opinion of the general public's intellectual range, that audience will buy advertiser product.
Huh?
That is exactly what I picked up on to. Georged, you are proving my assumptions to be true with your cynicism towards the general public. Just because you say you are a Republican does not make you a conservative. A conservative has faith in the general public. Liberals do not. You believe the general public is not smart enough to decide what they want if they have a different opinion than you hold. I am part of this general public that disagree's with how you want things portrayed.

....with all due respect.

Ron
With all due respect, traditional conservatives have little faith in the general public. Those conservatives, and liberals, who pay the bulk of taxes willingly do so to maintain civil order and organization within the masses. The alternative is private protection from civil disorder when public food bowls are low, peaceful diversions limited and the highest rate of per-capita incarceration in the developed world occurs, as it has in the US. Start looking at where the wealth lives in most areas; it's not within the general population. As the general public becomes more demanding for wealth redistribution due to stagnant wages and inflation, they're much easier to lead using fear. Prosperity and fear being the two primary options for successful government.

The general public does not provide jobs, does not provide the bulk of tax revenue even though they're 90% of the population, do not offer political leadership but do furnish the bulk of cannon fodder and consume the majority of social services. That's not an elitist opinion, but simple demographics.

You and others, regardless of political viewpoints, remove yourself from general public status with your concern and sense of responsibility in discussing issues of importance to all Americans on a public forum. I do this because this is my country and I want my opinions known to others. We're my definition of concerned Americans, the general public being hooked on well designed and polished media news thinly sandwiched between entertainment and entertainment. Posting on Internet forums takes time, often provides those pesky opposite opinions and near rock bottom on the general public interest meter.
I can fully understand the idea of those with little faith in the "general public" and considering the typical simple motivations, and past lack of involvment in causing changes etc it really does not seem to be something that is in anyway suprizing. I wont sway the topic again, but even with the education levels constanting growing etc I still meet as many "clueless" people today as ever before. Before anyone jumps on me for that last statement remember that inteligence and education, and lastly "ability" are all very different things.

Georged if you could get more into the values given and just provide additional info on the following it would be great. I just dont completely agree with it (though as usual am open to diff ideas) but do feel that the revenues, and jobs from small business end and labor etc are just more of a trouble to control, and not as easilly manipulated etc as large corps etc.


The general public does not provide jobs, does not provide the bulk of tax revenue even though they're 90% of the population, do not offer political leadership but do furnish the bulk of cannon fodder and consume the majority of social services. That's not an elitist opinion, but simple demographics.
 
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Seems back in the 80s, when us republicans were attacking clinton and gore...there wasnt any republicans standing up and saying positive things about them, or defending them. It sure seemed to me, we were bent on destroying the democratic party and anyone who went along with them. (remember gingrich?) Seemed like the public only wanted to hear negative things about their government back then....why now, is it unacceptable to air our greavances? Even today...do you know of any republicans who give any slack to democrats. Crime is crime, and no slack should be given to those who are lawbreakers, america should come first, and political party should come in last.
Its the american way to critizise our leaders, always has been and probably always will be, but to pretend that its only democrats who have ever complained about the government is misleading...us republicans were bulldogs back then, but now, we forget what rule of law was all about.
Im just surprised at how youve forgotten history, and how us republicans acted back then, all over a bj. Now the constitition is being ignored, laws are broken, and it gets 'reported', but nothing ever actually gets accomplished, no one is charged, no talk about impeachment, all investigations are covered up or surpressed.
I cant argue with your thinking, and this just further supports my idea that without being able to remove all political alliances or party prefference etc from ones self you can not accurately or fairly look at, or discuss the real issues impartially or be able to find resolution to our problems due to ones being polluted by the many years of propaganda fed them from their political party of choice and its media supporters.

Personally I thought the entire issue surrounding the "bj" scandle was a total waste of time, and the american taxpayers money, and just like today may very well have been a smoke screen for any real criminal offenses etc.

Still the point remains that once you have made up your mind to follow or prefer either of two supposed political affiliations your ability to see or seek the truth has been greatly effected.
440ex,

I will simply ask the first honest question that came to my mind after reading this post, your post.

Do you honestly believe that only people who, the only stand they take is to stand against people from both parties, have a monopoly on accurate perspectives?

I know from the perspective you just described it is easy to tear down republicans and democrats but do you really believe that you can rebuild America by tearing down the two political parties that make up a little over 80% of the population?

A lot of people, and this is another one of those trendy, intellectual things, think that the way to get along is to claim the middle of the road but that mostly ends up compromising your values so that you don't stand too firm on something that will challenge someone else. This is the very thing you and others are complaining about reps and dems. I went back through this thread and thanks to your posts before I showed up I have a pretty good idea where you are coming from.

It is easy to take a third position on tough issues because no one requires or expects you to stand for something or to promote ideas. All they expect is for you to stand against anyone who does promote ideas. That is an easy test to pass and it requires no resolve or courage. Again, I appreciate how you have handled this thread but everything any of us has said is a symptom or indicator of our deepest core belief. I have found your agreement with select statements made by me to be in conflict with your support of ideas that have a completely incompatable underlying core belief. We each have a constitution within ourselves that is unchanging that holds our words and actions accountable as well as guides them. showing support to me in certain areas, then showing support to someone else with a another point when the two points couldn't possibly have the same constitution or core belief as a starting point for your opinion makes me concerned that your agreement or support for some of my ideas was simply superficial and intended to ensure that I feel good about me while posting on this thread. I sincerely hope that that is not the case.

I am not accusing you of anything. I am simply stating my concern and what crossed my mind regarding your belief that anyone who is attached to a political party is effected by that association. I assumed you meant for the worse, not the better. If I am mistaken on that assumption, I should take my own advice and practice being more positive!

I understand that you are in a difficult position because a discussion like this could get ugly very quickly and your concern for that is a stronger sign of a good leader than the concerns I state above would indicate. In short, (too late for that, lol) I do respect you and I want you to not let your desire for us to feel good about our contributions, to make you feel like you can't state what you want to. I promise i can handle it.


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Originally posted by: DSNUT
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Looks like some dont know when to quit.

Guess they believe we really are little more than a bunch of morons who's only purpose is to support their whole scheme.

Bush says leaking spy program a ‘shameful act’

President vows to continue domestic eavesdropping


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Why not? The general public is unable to find time for anything other than spectator sports, reality shows and demanding more money for unskilled labor. As long as someone says they'll 'protect' them, beer & chips are far more important than civil liberties. The general public, I prefer sheeple, is a bunch of morons.
I missed this one. I cannot believe anyone would make a statement like this. 440ex, not to bash georged because I know he is intellectually honest and stands by his statements but this is an example of a label that cannot be accompanied by respect so is therefore never okay. Referring specifically to the label "morons".

440ex, I did notice that you set aside "morons" as unacceptable in your response to this post but I wanted to point out an example of the difference between an okay label and a not okay label. IMHO

Ron
I hear ya Ron, and understand your point (even agree with it some too), but reason I singled out moron was that the underlying meaning or point seemed valid.

I meet a considerable amount of people from very diversified levels of education, intellect, financial worth, and social standings, and find that the exception is those who do not seem to fit his description in some way. I am not saying it is a bad thing either, but just that there are obviously many more people who just can not, or chose not to look beyond the simplicity of their lives and needs.

Even some (deffinately not all, by any means) of the most educated, and financially successful people I have known are not exempt from that statement.

Is it a crime to prefer a simple lifestyle and be able to keep ones mind clear of all the so many things we have become to think of as not being able to change? of course not!! I know some who are totally oblivious to most everything we are discussing here, but they are also some of the happiest, and least stressed out people as well.

Everything comes at a cost, and like it or not is also relative in some way, and this includes that statement.

If you look thru this thread (being its so long its up to you lol) you will see similar meanings if not the actual words more than a couple times, but this isnt what makes it ok. Its the fact that this is the authors opinion and if we agree (which I think all have to up to a certain level or limit, or atleast understand its fundamentals) as though its not true for all, it is a fair description of some.

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As far as labels go I want to be clear that I am not 100% for or against them. What I have a problem with (which I believe Ron explained well) is the unclear part of the whole which party = liberal or cons etc and how there is more confusion created from it than making anything clear.

I also remember the label "moderate" which I had thought referred to adhearing to ideals that would be able to reflect both sides, and sometimes the better of both etc, and wonder what ever happened to this? or maybe going beyond two dimensional was just too confusing to work as well.
 
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I thought with all the talk and reference to who is really running politics, and the media etc this would be a good thing to check out for everyone.

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There are links to various different things like those running the media etc so take a look, I know I am.
 


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