Who thinks cons throw the word treason around too easily?

Answer 1

Who thinks libs throw the word , negotiate, around too easily?

Answer 2

I do. Most of the behavior you see is seditious, not treason.
Sedition is no longer illegal. It is still contemptible.

It amazes me how some people still think that America hating is "cool", but treason is a serious charge and should not be used carelessly.

I'm a democrat (not a liberal). But before that, I am a patriot and American. My political party comes second. When I look at a republican, I see an American, not my enemy.

Answer 3

I'm a con and I get sick of hearing "treason" and "lieberals" and all that other crap. There are mud slingers on both sides, but I hate to hear such looney-tunes stuff coming from the right.

Now, the New York Times releasing the classified information in a terrorist investigation -- THAT might be treason.

Answer 4

I probably can't stand the people they're talking about being treasonous, but even I think they throw the word around too much. But, that's freedom of speech just like the shrill anti-American peeps they're talking about.

And at least you didn't ask "Who thinks the Nazis..."
touché

Answer 5

I just got off the phone with Rush Limbaugh.

He read the definition of treason to me, from the Conservative Dictionary of the English Language.

It is as follows: Treason: All points of view that differ from George Bush's.

I hope this clears the matter up.

Answer 6

Neo-cons and some Republicans think they are the "true" patriots and that there is no other way to be a patriot. They think blind obedience to authority is patriotism. What they don't see is that if we had always obeyed authority, never questioned what we were told, never questioned the way laws were made or how we were treated, we'd all be speaking with a British accent.

Answer 7

treason - 1. Violation of allegiance toward one's country or sovereign, especially the betrayal of one's country by waging war against it or by consciously and purposely acting to aid its enemies. 2. A betrayal of trust or confidence.

I don't think they use it often enough!

Answer 8

well, its easy these days because the treason is rampant! the democrats are constantly committing treasonous acts!

Answer 9

I guess it is similar to how libs like to throw around the words"failed" and "failure".

Answer 10

I do. They think that anyone who disagrees with them is committing high treason.