Sad thing is that I live in the Capital region of NYS and they don ' t have NY style pizza here and I ' ve never been to NYC so I really don ' t know how true that statement is ! <| sep |> Sorry , that sucks . At least it was only 10 months . Mine was 3 years . <| sep |> What in the actual fuck NFL . You can ' t dance with your fucking teammate ? <| sep |> nm they just told me to have a seat and I pulled a Grandpa Simpson 180 <| sep |> I think the whole team has given up without Luck . I ' m sure the D would play better if he was out there . <| sep |> It is very confusing , and often hypocritical , but it makes a bit more sense when you view it in the context that regardless of political persuasion , close to the top of every American ' s value list is freedom and independence . You ' ll notice that arguments for many of the divisive political issues share the same valueroots , perhaps ironically . It ' s like that Friends of Voltaire quote I disagree with what you say , but I will defend to the death your right to say it . For example , to a conservative the right for a religious person to refuse service to a homosexual is about individual freedom . They can go somewhere else to get service . And I don ' t care if it hurts my business , they have the freedom to choose another business , and I have the right to refuse business . To a liberal , the issue is also about individual freedom , but from the perspective of the patron and not the business owner . A person should have the freedom to shop for whatever goods and services they want without discrimination . Now , unreasonable Americans will demonize the other side of the debate , assuming that some sort of evil conspiracy underlies the difference of opinion . But there are actually more moderates here than the media lets on , and most people realize that most Americans while disagreeing , largely share the same values . And so it is that those who feel strongest about our shared values tend to speak loudest about them , and thus on the subject it could appear that Americans are unified in spirit and purpose , while those who feel strongest about ISSUES tend to forget our shared values , and so it may appear that Americans are vitriolic and hostile to one another . Those who know don ' t talk . Those who talk don ' t know . I don ' t know if that ' s helpful , but to me that accounts for some of the mix of attitudes .