Winning the battles, losing the wars -- Part 3

  Just saw something that reminds me of the same idea.  Conservatives think they can persuade with words, with ideas.  You can argue with the best of them, and not convince these people of anything.

  Boy, don't I know it.

  The thing I saw is that somehow the failure of AOC to answer basic questions heartens so-called conservatives.  Why?  Didn't Kamala Harris come close in the most recent election?  Did it matter that she was dumber than a bag of rocks?

  It only matters if you are conservative and you're supposedly dumb.  Take Dan Quayle.   The left fretted and fretted over how dumb he supposedly was.  Yet look who they idolize now.  Nobody on the opposition side idolized Quayle the way that the pinkos idolize AOC.

  So what does that tell you?  About the left, it tells me that it is never about what its being said it is about.  It's not about Quayle being dumb, or Palin being dumb, because they'll vote for their own dummies.  They'll vote for a nearly comatose Biden, for cripes sake.  They don't care.  But they'll say they care if that's what it takes to fool somebody.

  To the left, a well-reasoned argument is not their thing.  It's all about how well they can slip the next one by you.  Slick Willy was a master at it.  And they loved him for it.

  So the Rush Limbaugh types say that they can win an argument with the left with half their brain tied behind their backs, but they still lose elections.  And Ronald Reagan can defeat the Evil Empire, but now the commies rule New York City.

  Just saying that something's missing.  And conservatives are kidding themselves.

But as Paul Linde, the comedian once said to the heckler who kept saying "I don't get it": "Now you are going to get it, honey."    If they get back into power, they are never going to go away.  The only way to get rid of them then will be bloodshed.

  All the argumentation in the world won't help you then.  You are the lambs arguing with the wolves.  The wolf will "win" that "argument" every single time.