I asked you why you didn't think it would happen at your child's school because you said you didn't expect it to happen at your child's school.
We all know it always happens at those other schools. But why do parents think it won't happen at their children's schools?
As does he, I'm sure. But that wasn't the question he was answering.
Nope, he blames liberalism. Modern American liberalism. Leftist progressive populism that eschews the individual for the sake of the "good of the whole" and uses the state to compel everybody to bend to their will.
Try THIS ONE instead.
I'll admit that the use of "liberal" to label the American leftist movement is grossly inadequate to describe what it really is, but the word has a specific definition in American political vernacular and it doesn't change just because you crack the dictionary and point to a definition that says something different.
How do you get that from his post?
You don't think that's a fair assessment? It's certainly born out in the welfare/entitlement numbers. And voting records seems to support it as well. In fact, I'd say the number is a lot higher since the people with their hand out come from both sides of the aisle albeit for different reasons.
I know that I haven't met a single person outside of INGO that doesn't expect the government to do for them or someone else what is rightfully his--and only his--responsibility. True, I don't get out much. And the places/circumstances where I am in contact with people don't lend themselves to full-on political philosophy discussions. But you can glean a lot about someone's world view with simple conversation.
