Very funny - great stuff

I love Jordan Petersons discussion on this.

There a GENETIC reasons for which side of the line we fall on. And fundamentally it can be seen as Hierarchy Versus Groups. We need Hierarchy to value/evaluate and to grown.

But we also need "groups" so that we don't forget we have SOME responsibility for the damaged, old, and young.

His point. Taken to an extreme... Hierarchy would kill without emotion for the "group".

Where the group starts by asking for consideration for the weakest of society. But then taken to an extreme becomes the slaughtering of the most productive in society.

In the TYPICAL Household, the father was a Capitalist and the Mother a Socialist.
Mom was worried about FAIRNESS and INCLUSIVITY, and Dad was worried about Right/Wrong/Effort/Effect.

It really puts a bow around it. We need the Creative and we need the Structure.
We need to ensure our families survive. And we need to compete for food, resources.

Start Trek Reference: Kirk was split into his 2 sides. Neither was good! LOL
He needed some rule breaking and some rule following to be Captain Kirk!

You can thank Woodrow Wilson for that linguistic sleight of hand. Those Democrats who ran as Progressives in the early 1900's got stomped come election day because people were smart enough back then to recognize idiocy. In an effort to smooth the Party image, Wilson appropriated the word "liberal" to attempt to associate Progressivism with the Founding Fathers even though he wanted nothing more than an executive dictatorship. Unfortunately for America, the "liberal" label stuck with Democrats and we've been fighting it for 100 years now.

I'd suggest that it also comes from having a reason for a positive outlook on life. To leftists, the sky is perpetually falling and there's nothing to stop it and no hope for a better future. It's why they rely on a hookup culture for those brief stints at distracted pleasure.

For those of us with a more conservative bent, we realize that there's something better waiting in the wings and that we can take steps toward it regardless of the lunacy going on around us. That brings inner peace and a stable mindset.

https://youtu.be/GmmrrfJKY7I

One part I don't understand about the Progressive mindset is how they can still pursue such an ideology in spite of its complete lack of positive results. It's so disconnected from reality! I mean mentally healthy people repeat behaviors because the outcomes bring them peace, stability, etc. These people seem to revel in masochism. Disturbing.

My Daughter Loved:

Punctuation Saves Lives:

Let's Eat Grandma!

Mommy, Mommy...
I hate Grandma's Guts!

Mom: Well, push them aside, and eat your vegetables!

LOL

ROFL. I dunno. All that koolaid they drink to fuel a soul of bitterness probably leaches into their entire bodies...

I wonder what Liberals taste like. They eat like cows eat...mmmm Libeye.

That's why God made them out of steak!

It kind of makes sense, if you're perpetually worried about the state of the world, every sad thing that happens and with your bleeding heart hurting all the time, you're gonna get depressed.

Never heard that one. Awesome!!!

AMEN, Bro, AMEN!

You're Welqome.

Never gets old lol

Ahhhh or Ahhhh. ThanQ

I think for italics
you put asterisks around the words or double asterisks to make it bold.

Only a cow can turn grass into a ribeye!

LOL, yeah, many ads for veggie burgers and people who eat them say they taste like real beef, meaning the veggies are processed to taste like beef. Hmmmm, cattle have been making veggies taste like beef for thousands of years.

Well, when I was very young (about 12-14) I was a liberal. That is, the word comes from the same root word as "liberty", I believe, which comes from a belief in individual rights. But then I saw that the Democrats of the '60's seemed not to believe in individual rights at all, only group "rights". But I was not with the George Wallace-type "conservatives", although I admired Goldwater.After I thought about it, I was against the military draft also. It seemed to me that I was, politically, alone in the world, until (when I was 15) I came across Ayn Rand's "The Virtue of Selfishness" (I still have difficulty typing italics) on a trading bookshelf in the Waynesboro library. I traded "The Member of the Wedding" and got it. I knew that I was selfish, but didn't think it could be a virtue, and I expected to read cynical stuff in it. But, to my surprise, it made a lot of sense. I was afraid, and drew back, but about two years later, I came across "Who Is Ayn Rand?", (not on the trading shelf, this was a book to borrow), and I borrowed it, and I got interested in actually learning about Objectivism. I am white. But I think that maybe a lot of white "liberals" are "limousine liberals", like FDR, and are also educationist elitists.

I'm a member of PETA. People who Eat Tasty Animals.

Come to think about it, beef is a vegetarian animal so ""I started eating a vegetarian" make perfect sense. I love all animals; they are so tasty.

Love that!

I don’t think that ever gets old.

Reminds me of a comment by a co-worker regarding salads: "That's not FOOD. That's what food EATS!"