Why do people hate conservative republicans (me)?
I am a conservative, but it seems like a lot of people in the media and on the internet loathe people like me. I vote republican, because I think that we need more freedoms, smaller government, and less government intervention in the people's business. I have been openly criticized by my colleagues at work because I opposed Obamacare. I would just rather have more choices for health care than a government program that isn't very necessary and we can't afford. I was called a bigot because I do not support gay marriage (it is against my values as a moral person). It does not seem natural that two of the same sex are married; the Bible, which our nation was originally based on, says that marriage is for a man and a woman. I support gun ownership because I believe every citizen can do whatever they want (except crimes, like murder and robberies, etc.) I don't like our current president, and I'm not too happy about Romney either, yet people call me racist because I would rather elect a white man than a black man. Why do liberals criticize me because of my opinion and, to the point, why do people hate me because of my exercise of the First Amendment? Please, no disrespectful comments or insults.
Is the reason that Karl Marx is hated so much by republicans because he was Jewish?
I think you're on to something here.
Why do people call obama a communist muslim?
Most of the time they just spew out what ever pops into their heads. It will be interesting to see how many will rant.
If libs had treated Bush as badly as cons treat Obama, would conservatives have rioted in the streets?
Imagine if the majority of liberals had accused Bush of being a Kenyan-born, secret Muslim socialist who hates America and was intentionally trying to destroy the economy so he could implement Sharia Law with the help of the Muslim Brotherhood. Imagine if liberals had launched multiple-funded taxpayer investigations to determine how Bush was personally responsible for the THIRTEEN embassy attacks that occurred on his watch. Imagine if liberal Senators had tweaked the rules so the Senate was ALWAYS in session, thereby depriving Bush of the power of recess appointments. Imagine if liberal Congressmen had made unprecedented use of the filibuster in an attempt to block EVERY piece of legislation supported by Bush. Imagine if liberal Representatives made 51 attempts to repeal Medicare Part D on ideological grounds. Imagine if billionaire investors formed an entirely new political movement for the sole purpose of opposing Bush. If these things had happened conservatives would have rioted in the streets.