Coming to Terms with a problem

Published on January 6, 2006 By ----- In Misc

I've always put a lot of emphasis on whether i was a liberal or conservative, republican or democrat. At times i called my self a centrist. Other times i would've been happy with being called a purple people eater.

Regardless. I've been reading several books over the course of the last few months. I've finally come to terms with it and realized that, i am conservative, despite what i may think or want. (on the inside) Deep down inside i am red all the way. But, that doesn't mean i am, as some call them, arrogant and self righteous. I am tolerant of others beliefs, despite being fairly solid on some of mine. I am not a traditional conservative in that i am pious and anti gay/lesbian. I can tolerate their choice and i really don't consider myself pious, or religious at all. I think that i am more so, a tolerant conservative. Contrary to popular belief.

Whether or not i am accurate in my decision, i've finally found a place where i am comfortable.

--Lucas

Comments (Page 2)

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on Jan 13, 2006

[Closing due to stupidity]

foreverserenity

on Jan 13, 2006

We just don't see the need to make gays and lesbians members of a new protected class, like blacks or the disabled. We've seen time and time again how these 'protected classes' soon become 'preferred classes' and would like to see all such distinctions eliminated entirely.

Whoa...loaded statement, very loaded.

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