Nope, don't mind awfully. I don't even mind your substituting "neocons" for "Republicans". However, I stand by what I wrote, for the simple fact that the entire Republican party are not neocons, the vast collective of Right-Wing commentators and evangelicals are not neocons, and the great bulk of people who have been misled by BushCo's rhetoric are not neocons... but they all think and talk and act with the same damn script, time after time after time after time.
Therefore, the problem, to me, is not neocons. It's something in whatever mindset it takes to become a Republican, to actually vote against your own self-interest again and again.
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Date: 2004-07-23 01:16 pm (UTC)Therefore, the problem, to me, is not neocons. It's something in whatever mindset it takes to become a Republican, to actually vote against your own self-interest again and again.
(cross-posted from my LJ)