Is this a better definition of Liberal?

Question

Liberal- when you stand for nothing and fall for anything.

Answer 1

Are you back in the schoolyard or just getting frustrated?
You normally have sensible, strong conservative points of view to express. This is one of the few times I've ever seen you post schoolyard banter.
What's going on? Have you been listening to Rush too much?

Answer 2

Better than what? It's not the worst of the immature insults I've seen tossed around on this board, it's not the funniest, and it's not the most flattering.

Still, it made me smile. Usually, what I do is replace the word 'liberal' with 'uneducated, brainwashed mainstream Limbaugh-wannabe' and sentences like this one make sense.

Answer 3

If Liberalism didn't stand for anything then people like you wouldn't have a problem with it.

Answer 4

Liberalism traditionally has meant the push for individual rights and democracy. Only since Republican Reagan has it come to mean a brie eating apologist. Your question is shallow and very contemporary, a sort of easy campaign add for the uninformed.

Answer 5

Maybe if you really put some effort into finding the real definition, try the dictionary, you would gain some knowledge.

But then I didn't fall for Bush.

So no, your definition is wrong.

Answer 6

That is the perfect definition of a liberal but can I also add:

...and never condem outrageous behavior...its just another life style choice.

Answer 7

Sounds more like the definition of a Neo-Con to me.

Answer 8

Or this: "Do whatever you please and the taxpayers will pick up the tab."

Or this: "If it costs me something, instead of the government, it isn't free."

Or this: "free speech only applies if you're Liberal."

There's plenty of material where this came from!

Answer 9

Yes, I agree it's a good redefinition...

Answer 10

or
" pillow biter"
that about describes them