Why do conservatives INCORRECTLY say over and over and over that a business owner can refuse service when that's not been true since 1964?
Heart of Atlanta Motel Inc. v. United States, 379 U.S. 241 (1964), was a landmark United States Supreme Court case holding that the U.S. Congress could use the power granted to it by the Constitution's Commerce Clause to force private businesses to abide by the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Why do conservatives say Hitler did nothing wrong?
Because he was far right wing
Why do some conservatives say that liberals hate facts, and that liberals get offended whenever they hear facts being used in an argument?
Q: “Why do some conservatives say that liberals hate facts, and that liberals get offended whenever they hear facts being used in an argument?”Because, in my observation, “liberals” (using the term very loosely, since common usage of it does not mean anything remotely resembling what it originally meant) base their entire philosophy and worldview on feelings or emotion, not logic and reason.There are other answers to this question (written, interestingly enough, by “liberals” even though the Question explicitly asks why “conservatives” believe a certain thing - as if self-professed “liberals” are even remotely qualified to say with any modicum of authority or empirical knowledge what makes a “conservative” believe anything) that perfectly illustrate this point.Another issue is that, in my observation, “liberals” tend to constantly “move the goalposts” when confronted with logic and fact. What (many) “liberals” accuse “conservatives” of doing re: “cherry-picking ‘facts’ to support their own position” is something that they (“liberals”) are equally, if not more so, guilty of. The typical reaction to pointing this out is an immediate retreat to ad-hominem attacks, insults, and in general emotional tantrums because someone dares to challenge or question their (“liberals”) worldview.I’m sure I’ll take plenty of ‘flak’ or ‘heat’ for this Answer - but you want to know something? This is stuff that needs to be said, and, quite frankly, I’m fed-up and sick-and-tired of all the “emotional” tantrums and hysterics flying around today by the ‘modern left’. Get control of your emotions, and actually try using true, complete, and accurate ‘facts’, and I (and, I suspect, many other “conservatives”) will be more than willing to have a conversation with anyone.
Why do Conservatives say Obama lied about his health care promise that 'If you like your plan, keep it. If you like your doctor, keep it.'?
They say it because it was provided as an anti-”Obamacare” talking point.But in one sense it WAS true: junk insurance plans that cost a pittance, featured high deductibles and copays, and paid virtually nothing were no longer permitted. As a result, many Americans who’d opposed Obama from the beginning suddenly decided that those plans were highly desirable, and that Obama had no right to keep them from having such plans if that’s what they wanted.This conviction was helped along by several misconceptions that have been circulating for a while. First, the notion that health insurance isn’t strictly necessary, since getting sick is a “choice,” and they were “choosing” to get exercise and “eat right.” So why should they be “forced” to have insurance if they didn’t intend to have medical problems?Second, the notion that if, despite their efforts, they got sick, they could just pay for it out of pocket. (Never mind the fact that many doctors can’t and won’t take cash for an office visit——the vast majority of Americans could NOT afford even an uncomplicated laparascopic surgery, let alone a more complicated illness or procedure.)And, third—-and this is the most ridiculous one of all—-that the emergency room makes a dandy substitute for every form of health care, and it’s free of charge to boot!I always tell these people, “Obama told the truth. If you like your doctor, you can keep him/her….but it might cost you extra. That’s because the ACA was designed primarily to ensure affordable health care for more Americans, not to provide bargains for people who already have insurance.”
What do conservatives mean when they say “liberal elite?”
Charles Murray is an economist and political scientist, who is hated and feared by the liberal elite.So hated and feared, they encourage violent demonstrations to prevent people from hearing him speak.Think about that for three full seconds.In his book Coming Apart, Murray notes that rich ultra-liberals tend to live in bubbles: Zip-codes filled with other rich ultra-liberals. They almost never hear political counterpoint at home, nor do they have their beliefs challenged very often - if at all.Sometimes this “in the bubble” thinking manifests in loud and obnoxious outbursts from their pampered adult children who’ve never listened to a non-liberal view in their entire lives. See the left-wing violence on campus at Berkley, Portland and the general War on campus.These ultra-rich ultra-liberal zip-code bubbles, are surrounded by rings of zip-codes filled with slightly less liberal folks. Rinse, Repeat… ‘till at last you find a few conservatives.Continue from there to fly-over country where most folks are at least fiscally conservative. There you’ll hear completely different ideas.Most years, inside-the-bubble-people never go there.These ultra-liberal-elite bubbles exist in the rich parts of most cities. They are extra concentrated in the media centers of Washington DC, NYC, Boston, San Francisco, and LA.Liberal-elites spend all their lives inside their bubbles. They are not aware of folks in fly-over country, or what they are thinking.This explains how the Blue-Team missed understanding how much they’d pissed-off people outside their tiny bubbles. This explains the election of DJT and the loss of over 1,000 seats in Federal and State legislatures.The surprise election of DJT gave the liberal-elite a choice of hunkering down inside of their bubbles — or venturing out and listening to not-in-the-bubble thinkers. They have mostly chosen the former. So sad.Agree with me or not, it’s still a free country — for now.If I’m right: We’ll see significant gains by the Red-Team at the State and Federal level in the 2018 elections.
Why do conservatives mock my military service and say that I'm not a real veteran?
I served loyally and faithfully as an NCO in the US Coast Guard Auxiliary for five years, and I also served in the California State Militia for a further two years.