How Different Are The "Right" and "Left"
By Dennis Wyman on August 13, 2009 5:06 AM | Permalink | 111 Comments
While I've pointed out to many people that most differences between the Left and Right in America are purely superficial, Corrupt floats the idea that the main similarity between the two is their ideologies revolve around "not being the other guy." Not really a new idea, but one that bears repeating.
While I could go on for hours writing about my gripes with politics, this was more or less an excuse to link to a few choice articles on Corrupt. After all, we are still kinda easing away from being a gaming-centric blog, so lets just ease the transition, no?
Be sure to also check out So You Call Yourself An Activist? and Change We Can Make Happen.
Categories: Random Commentary
Tags: corrupt.org, left vs right, party politics
Nox | August 14, 2009 12:46 PM
Look no further than the decibel that is these health care reform protests. One side is shouting illogical bullshit and the other side is calling them "manufactured". It's making me lose faith in politics everyday.