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From: jj@rabbit.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Stan the l.h. on Conservatives
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Date: Mon, 24-Oct-83 15:07:01 EDT
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	>From personal experience, I find that the TV portrayal seems accurate (TV
	accurate? must be something wrong).  Conservatives *do* tend to be
	narrow-minded, paranoid, etc.  Some of those things are just part of
	being conservative - of course, the conservatives use different words
	to describe the same attitudes.  Perhaps the paranoid stereotype originated
	with SecDef Forrestal, who really did end up in a mental hospital.
	My personal inclination is to view conservatism as resistance to new
	things and reluctance to change, which is (literally!) subhuman behavior.
	
						stan the l.h.
						utah-cs!shebs
	
	

Ahhh, just what I like, a narrow minded, paranoid description of a
conservative.  Spare us, Stan, you old conservative.  (Dammed in by
your own words, lake it or not!  Quick!  Swim for it!)

		From the Ironic Keyboard of
			rabbit!jj