Try reasoning with a snowflake liberal, using rational thought

[Clark Park]

I like President John F. Kennedy's famous quote on being a liberal.

Don't know it? Look it up.

[Chowhound]

This isn't limited to Liberals, plenty of people do that sorta thing.

[Chowhound]

Originally Posted by Clark Park

I like President John F. Kennedy's famous quote on being a liberal.

Don't know it? Look it up.

I'm more of a moderate than liberal, but researching that famous quote, if that's truly how liberalism is defined it doesn't sound bad to me. I think both th liberal and conservative labels are starting to take on newer meanings and like all things is sorta becoming a bit skewed over the years.

[Luke9686]

Originally Posted by Tyster

Liberals can't be reasoned with because they have no principles.

They only have goals.

True. A guy I work with denounces my libertarian political stance because he says people don't have an inherent right over themselves or bodies. You can guess how my discussion with him on abortion went. He couldn't help but contradict himself. But it made sense to him and only him.

[enraeh]

Originally Posted by Toyman at Jewel Lake

It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, just fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead.

"Whatcha got in there, buddy, a dead cat?"

"No, just liberal logic."

[PyroZach]

I do all of the time and they for the most part result to name calling or telling me that I'm an uninformed voter for not supporting Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton.

[numberfive]

Originally Posted by PyroZach

I do all of the time and they for the most part result to name calling or telling me that I'm an uninformed voter for not supporting Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton.

And yet they destroy their own party, crabs in a bucket style:
Dems' new fear: Sanders revolt could upend Democratic convention - CNNPolitics.com

[numberfive]

Originally Posted by Luke9686

True. A guy I work with denounces my libertarian political stance because he says people don't have an inherent right over themselves or bodies. You can guess how my discussion with him on abortion went. He couldn't help but contradict himself. But it made sense to him and only him.

Is your coworker the type that says it's wrong to condemn all Muslims based off the actions of a few crazies, and then condemns all gun owners based off the actions of a few crazies?