Random Thoughts and Questions

I often have these random thoughts about liberals and politics that I want to share with you. These are my musing that I may someday write about.

For example, why is it liberals want George Bush out of Iraq but they are quick to recommend him sending troops to Darfur?

Why do liberals always use the excuse “for the children” or “for the poor?” Why can’t they just be honest and say they want to socialize as much of people’s lives as possible and they want your money to do it. Why use children as a human shield?

Why is it pot smokers go to great lengths to rationalize their decision — often arguing to illogical extent how healthy smoking (smoking being the operative word) can be?

Why is it liberals love spending other people’s money? Why can’t they lead by example and declare all Democrats, liberals, and progressives will pay for universal health care? Conservative, libertarians, and Republicans would, of course, be exempt.

Why do politicians, who are responsible for making country-wide decisions, never have any accountability? For example, if a politicians votes for a social program and it turns out to be a disaster, they should lose their job, go to jail, or spend their life savings paying Americans back for their stupid decision. Why give them a pass?

Why is it Democrats like Ted Kennedy or William Jefferson can cause someone’s death or stash $90,000 in their freezer and nobody calls for them to resign? But if a Republican hiccups the wrong way it is political death. That doesn’t seem fair.

Why is it liberals feel no remorse for millions of dead, aborted babies but protest all night for a serial killer facing execution?

Why is it liberals scream for gay, minority, and women’s rights but then turn around and applaud human rights abusers like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as brave? Similarly, why do liberals taunt stay-at-home mothers but never say a word about Muslim women who aren’t allowed to drive, vote, or reveal themselves in public?

These are questions and thoughts liberals never seem to address. Like I said, I’ll have to write about those someday.