"I think TG people are of the devil." is not bullying.
Well at the very least it's not realistic. Really, you could yell that at me all the day long and it would have the same impact and effect as telling me to go back to Middle Earth with Frodo, or that I'm the spawn of my magic dragon on Honahlee , or 'get thee back to Planet Krypton ye heathen; where at least I can fly like Superman.
A person in America *should* have the right to come up to someone they disagree with, and state their position.
And, that other person - also in America - should have the self-same right to reply - with feeling: '->-bleeped-<- you and the horse you rode in on. If I wanted any lip from you I'd scrape it off my zipper like I do with your mom.' Also, since this is America, you might want to think about how much heat the person is packing before you shoot off your opinion, least it not be the only thing shot off that day.
I draw a pretty clear and distinct line (I know, it's a century out-of-date, and doesn't take into account 'the personal is politcal' ...still...) between public and private. If this is part of a public debate on policy, laws or issues, or if it's a public work like commercial 'art' - then sure, everyone has a right to voice (however stupid it makes them look) their opinion. But I don't think that gives you the right to voice it all the time and on everyone who happens to lose the lottery that day and winds up meeting you. So long as the notions and/or work is private, then keep your opinion to yourself - or better yet why not go back to mom's basement and blog about it so your 1.5 readers will be able to luxuriate in the splendor of your wisdom and scathing critiques.
I know that there are Republicans out there who are not delusional Christian fundamentalists
Yeah, both of them.
I really hope the language of the bill isn't as vague as it seems.
I bet it's even worse, after all, for some reason these people don't think it's important to put people in office who know what they are doing.
