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sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
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@sunsporter1649 A famous horror author who writes horror books
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
@JohnOlinger81 I guess that makes him/her/it an expert on economics, eh?
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@sunsporter1649 He knows more about it than you.
Sidewinder · 36-40, M
Sidewinder · 36-40, M
Sidewinder · 36-40, M
@RoguishEyes Anyone can have an imagination without being a liberal to have one.
For instance, you can be conservative and have an imagination, you can be centerist and have an imagination, Heck! you can even be apolitical and have an imagination.
Many kids around the world, aged let's say... 3 to 13 have no political alignments whatsoever, yet have vivid imaginations.
Using myself as an example.
When I was a kid, I had no political alignments, yet I was always very curious and imaginative.
Then, when I entered my teenage years, I discovered I had very conservative values, yet my curiosity and imagination never diminished.
Heading into my early adult years, I had very slight liberal leanings, and was still as curious and imaginative as ever.
These days, I'm a centerist and still as curious and imaginative as I was when I was a kid.
My point is that you don't always have to be <X variable here>, in order to be <Y variable here>.
For instance, you can be conservative and have an imagination, you can be centerist and have an imagination, Heck! you can even be apolitical and have an imagination.
Many kids around the world, aged let's say... 3 to 13 have no political alignments whatsoever, yet have vivid imaginations.
Using myself as an example.
When I was a kid, I had no political alignments, yet I was always very curious and imaginative.
Then, when I entered my teenage years, I discovered I had very conservative values, yet my curiosity and imagination never diminished.
Heading into my early adult years, I had very slight liberal leanings, and was still as curious and imaginative as ever.
These days, I'm a centerist and still as curious and imaginative as I was when I was a kid.
My point is that you don't always have to be <X variable here>, in order to be <Y variable here>.