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Being [one] doesn't feel good. [Even] FEELING [like] one is bad.

Iam "Ok, back to the 'ethic' thing I touched on earlier. I find (when I talk to the liberal types) that at the core of their disagreement with the conservatives there is [one] commonality across all issues (maybe not all but a few)..." Hym "I hate breaking character... That'[s] really going to bug me... Look what you did!" Iam "... [Sorry], ignore Hym. Ok. Here's the commonality. They don't want to be a slave to someone else's ethic. Whether it's [abortion] or inclusion or the war on drugs. In recent years, they've (or at least the radicals) have overcorrected by trying to impose they're own ethic on the rest of the [world]. The problem being; it's completely incoherent at times and doesn't coincide with objective [reality] at others. On the other side, you have a mostly religious ethic that is unfalsifiable in [nature] and you have people who fail to adhere to their own ethical system..." Hym "Don't ignore me!" Iam "That's a problem I have as well. I don't want the prerequisite for my associations to be my begrudged adherence to someone else's ethic. Did I say that right? Does that make any sense? [Maybe] I'm just projecting..."

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