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I went back to the beginning of my involvement in this thread to see if I did what he accused me of. I didn't, which should come as a gigantic surprise to precisely no one.
And to, what should be nobody's surprise, you're being less than honest about it.
For everyone else that is not you or Kobie (since he'll no doubt grant you a pass), go back and look at every time I make a comment about liberals - what/who I'm responding to?
Screw it, I'll make it easy.
You're deflecting from the point, which is that no matter how successfully you establish your own business, you are still reliant on the vast network of social programs and infrastructure that made it possible. Obama made the most reasonable, indisputable point imaginable and conservatives lost their collective ****, because if there's one universal rule, it's that you do not tell a conservative he had help from anyone.
And you didn't answer my question about whether or not you think successful people contribute, I any way, to society and I'm not surprised a bit, because the one thing you don't tell a liberal is that any person had any hand in their own success (or failures for that matter).
Only in your mind. Because conservatives need to believe they did everything themselves.
And liberals need to believe that they're owed everything and justify it much the way you have, we built your infrastructure (or people like us did), therefor you owe your success completely to us. Really, it's brilliant. A good way to claim credit for successful businesses without undertaking any of the risk.
Those are the only two comments in this thread where you'll see me saying anything about liberals in general.
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