Hippiekinkster -> RE: Faux News, Anyone? (4/5/2011 9:08:41 PM)
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Hippiekinkster I have a very good friend to whom I take any qualms I might have before I do something I think of as questionable. And this might be surprising to some, but she is a church-going member of the Republican Women of America. yes I was surprised .... so pleasantly surprised too [:D] It says very nice things about you IMHO. My closest confidante is rabidly pro-Israeli. We can laugh at each other and listen to each other about that issue too. It's a good thing to have diversity in all aspects of one's life IMHO. Thanks, Tweaky. I know that I am fallable, and that I don't have all the answers. And I know that I can make errors in judgments as regards matters of ethics and morality, because I have done so. So I consult with Pam (and a couple others; of my 5 closest friends, Pam is a Repub female; Chuck is a HS buddy and also Repub; Randall is a very religious Progressive AA male, Joey is an HIV+ gay Progressive, and Andrew is a Progressive ex-alcoholic substance abuse counselor) and I normally get pretty good guidance. I also happen to think that the mark of a truly honourable man is one who can admit that he is wrong, and take steps to correct his mistakes, and make amends where possible. There are only a handful of right-wingers who come close to fitting that bill (IMO) that I engage with, and they are not here at CM. Right now I have what I consider a bit of a dilemna. Legally, there is no question that I am correct. But I just feel funny about it, despite having run it by 3 people, independently, and receiving the same answer. So there I am. You already know why I support the right of Israel to exist.
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