I did not see any condescension. I saw frustration at the current state of the world and this country and many of his peers but I did not see it as condescending.
Interesting how we view the world differently.
He merely disagreed with your ideology.
Becky wrote: I did not see any condescension. I saw frustration at the current state of the world and this country and many of his peers but I did not see it as condescending.
Interesting how we view the world differently.
He merely disagreed with your ideology.
My ideology? Well, no - I'm not a member of his "moronic generation" but he was certainly condescending toward them. (and I disagree that they are moronic)
Becky wrote: I would want to teach my grandson that though you may disagree with an ideology or a set of facts....there is a civilized way to "debate" those issues without resorting to condescending disrespectful behavior.
Martin Ent Inc wrote: And the word for today is, condescending :thumbsup:
I don't get it. Con is the opposite of pro. Descending is the opposite of ascending.
Therefore, Proascending is the opposite of condescending.
But... If 'Con' is kinda like 'anti', then condescending is kinda like antidescending which would also be ascending, and if you were for both of them, you'd be proascending at the very same time that you've just proven that the apparent opposite is actually the same thing which means you're also condescending.
They're the same while at the same time opposites, which reminds me a whole lot of Republicans and Democrats.
"Whatever you are, be a good one." ~ Abraham Lincoln
You can't make this stuff up...
