[airspirit]

I don't exclusively hate any group except for the ignorant. I do, however, believe in protecting my nation from taking a dive into the sewer that the left is pushing it into. I also don't believe in giving aid to people that slap your face in return.

If you take a look at my posts, you'll see a few recurrent themes in them: diversity is perversity if diversity is a tool of segregation, take care of yourself and don't expect others to do it for you, political correctness is just a form of newspeak to prevent independent critical thought, generalization is a crucial tool for examining large groups/statistics and there will ALWAYS be exceptions, don't try to present speculation as fact, and that if a person insists on demonstrating blatant ignorance after being corrected it is my solemn duty to rub their nose in it like a dog that peed on the carpet (and yes, this happens to me on occassion courtesy of some of our resident tech Gods ... hi guys!).

I guess I don't worry about what other people think of my opinions. I'm not one of those ninnies that worries about offending with my every word and that is why I come across as harsh sometimes. I just throw my ideas out there however blunt they may be. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong ... and if I'm right, I normally get told how mean sounding I am. I just don't believe in backing down if I have a good reason to believe I'm right, and under most circumstances I try to ensure I have the science of the issue backing me up, and I try not to go off half-cocked like many of the others in this forum (those that argue out of emotion rather than reason). In arguments like the above, since there really isn't a politically correct science allowed by our newspeak overlords from Berkeley and NYU, I just go off of observation and economic study. Maybe I'm not right, but I know I could make one hell of a case for it being the right way to go.