Comparatively speaking to some other governments, sure. I'm not denying that. But the person I quoted seemed to imply (or seemingly assumed) that the politician in question was a conservative; or rather a Republican.bojac6 said:Umm...he's a politician elected to office in the USA. He's a conservative.Vigormortis said:Um...he's a democrat.antipunt said:Ultra-conservative is ultra conservative. We get it man. You're old. You fear change.
Deal wit it. >=(
Political assumptions are humorous assumptions.
God I love hearing people ***** and argue across party lines. None of it ever makes sense, they all look like fools, and it makes for one hell of a good laugh.
Now, I will grant you that Democrats are more liberal than Republicans, but on the political spectrum, almost everyone at the Federal Level of the USA is more conservative than, say Reagan or Eisenhower.
That may have been an assumption on my part, but more often than not when someone makes a statement like "ultra-conservatism" they are referring to someone as; or who is; a republican.
Regardless, this congressman is an idiot. We already have the ESRB. It's up the parents to make the right choices.