Is she sucking in her belly ? <| sep |> For fuks sake people . we ' ve seen this at least 10 times this month . <| sep |> Besides , the blue light the screen ishas does wonders to help me wake up . <| sep |> Where in the world was that ? <| sep |> April from parks and rec <| sep |> 16 c 3 for black loopers <| sep |> I don ' t think that ' s it . I think it ' s just loaded on there first . Cabelas can be pretty slow with their changeovers . <| sep |> No , I would have been a Hillary supporter , I think that economically she was the best candidate , even better than Bernie if we are thinking long term picture . However , I refused to vote for her in 2008 unless she disavowed her statement in 1998 that Women have always been the primary victims of war . . She never addressed it , and never took it back , so no matter how much else I agreed with her , I would not be voting for her . However , even if she had , to be honest , I would have been on the fence . I feel that the left has been overrun with an undertone of dogma , a perversion based on faith , rather than science , logic , and reason , much in the same way that the right is when religion comes into play . What I mean specifically by this is that when we talk about things like privilege , we would often use it in terms that imply measurement i . e . White people are clearly more privileged as a group than black people . The catch is that we don ' t , and can ' t measure such a thing . Think about it for a second , there is no unit of measurement for privilege or oppression . We can feel like we can measure it , and indeed , it may just feel obvious , but without a measurement , we don ' t have a scientific conclusion , we have a faith based conclusion . If we shift the conversation to something like the privilege between men and women , I feel that for most people on the left there is no amount of proof that could ever convince them that men are more oppressed than women , which makes sense , because no matter what obstacles men may face as a group you could always weight those problems as lesser and therefor never have them accumulate negatively to outweigh privileges . You can also do this vicversa . I feel like a major reason why I was voting for democrats was because I could not tolerate the dogma in the republican party , but now I ' ve found that I respect religious dogma because at least it will admit that it ' s dogma , while the left seems obstinate that they are a party of science , when I see them getting science wrong an awful lot . maybe less often than the right , but still not enough for me to really consider them the party of science . I think that all of this could have been overlooked by me , if the whole arguing with sarcasm , and name calling wasn ' t so damn prevalent . I would honestly say that those two things are the single number 1 reason why I turned away from the left . I ' d say that about 90 % of my conversations with someone on the left where I ' m not in full agreement with the left , I get called a name , especially with strangers who often accuse me of being a brick wall just because I argue my positions . The reality is that I feel that I am very open to change , and as someone who formerly agreed with them , I actively want them to convince me that I ' m wrong so that I can go back to agreeing with them . I really don ' t have any stake in being a brick wall , I think that ' s a horrible way to ensure my own growth as a person . Ironically , I think that most of the time the people who say things like you ' re a brick wall tend to be the most likely to be the metaphorical brick walls themselves .