Could you ever define a political affiliation

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  • BoylenOver
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 9146

    #1

    Could you ever define a political affiliation

    as "happy"?

    The only times I could ever define a political party/affiliation as sincerely and purely happy is after an election.

    Outside of that, you're one of two things: upset because of something the other side said/did; or defensive because the other side is upset. You're never satisfied with how things are currently going.

    I mean, am I just cynical? Is this my self-loathing clouding my perspective?
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  • il Padrino Ute
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 19161

    #2
    Originally posted by BoylenOver View Post
    as "happy"?

    The only times I could ever define a political party/affiliation as sincerely and purely happy is after an election.

    Outside of that, you're one of two things: upset because of something the other side said/did; or defensive because the other side is upset. You're never satisfied with how things are currently going.

    I mean, am I just cynical? Is this my self-loathing clouding my perspective?
    No, you're correct.
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