Why do conservatives call people who disagree with them un-American?

Question

I get called that a lot. And it isn't true. I was born right here in the USA. Got the birth certificate to prove it.

I have to point out the sarcasn in this question, because the politics section attracts a lot of right wingers (AKA morons).

Answer 1

Agreed. But it seems that they are the ones who are the most un-American since they don't believe in free speech, free discussions, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion. Perhaps they only support the freedom to bear arms. If you don't agree with them, you should be thrown into a concentration camp in Iraq, Afghanistan or maybe Israel, so you can "appreciate American values". I never did understand why sending people to prison in other crappy countries is "an American value."

Answer 2

First, most people who disagree with conservatives are un-american. Second, your blanket characterization of all "right wingers" as morons is just as inappropriate as my first statement. Don't let the media make up your mind as far as what side of the political spectrum is right or wrong. Make up your own mind. Support an idea, not just a particular "side", left or right.

Answer 3

Because they themselves are un-American. They think everyone has to believe just like them. The biggest conservaTARD, RepubliTURD mouths that sprew forth their hate are all on talk radio- Limbaugh, O'Rielly, Hannity, Ingram and Savage. Notice none of them ever served in the military but they all act like they are great Americans and anyone who disagrees is not. Well, I'm a liberal, Democrat and a Viet Nam vet and I don't agree one bit with the blowhard conservaTARDs. I love America and proved it. Their great leader, the yellow-bellied, chicken-sh*t coward George W. Bush made sure he didn't see any combat either. They are the true UN-AMERICANS because they won't even fight for their country. They are all a bunch of hypicritical blowhards. Look at some of the answers from the right to your question. I bet 99% of them never served their country but they sure now how to blow it out of their butts when it comes to Americans who disagree with them.

Answer 4

I don't call people who don't agree with me un-American. I call people that are willing to sell out the security of this country for political gain, or people that would love to see the US fail in Iraq or elsewhere just to make Bush look bad un-American. Because they are. Why do you call conservatives morons? Is that mending fences?
And...I don't see the sarcasm in this question...or the sarcasn.

Answer 5

For reasons similar to why left wingers call right wingers morons. Both sides think they are absolutley right on every issue.

Answer 6

Many of us DON'T call you un-American. You just perceive it to be that way. Why not stop calling us "morons" and get on with some intelligent discussion instead?

Pot...calling the kettle "Black"?


[And what's wrong with a MILKSHAKE talking to a tomato?]

Answer 7

There you go stereotyping again.

Nevertheless, I shall attempt to enlighten you. Honest questioning of the government is very patriotic. As long as it is done in a respectful manner by presenting an educated and intelligent argument. Spewing blind hatred and comparing the president to Hitler is unpatriotic, and just plain dumb. By spreading such irrational hatred, people do nothing but divide us and encourage our enemies. I can think of nothing as unpatriotic as that.

Answer 8

Please, you are talking to a tomato and someone who actually said “if you do something American” heads up ding-dong, last I checked free speech was an American thing to do, and if I remember American History correctly fighting against tyranny is what made this great nation, So take that you Neo Comoron!

Answer 9

Conservatives tend to think only in absolutes. Everything is either right or wrong, black or white, with them or against them. So if they think they are pro-American, then anyone who disagrees with them must be anti-American.

Answer 10

Why do liberals call people who disagree with them un-American?