Anybody out there good at neck-rubs?
It's a donkey. An ass. Perhaps it's time to change it to something that shows more strength. Like a dinosaur. An Apatosaurus. Gentle, yet giant. Big enough to know how to bat off and fight off any Republicans. I mean, predators. WITHOUT Jesus riding it...
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9/23/2008 04:12:00 PM
Left Wing Modern Orthodox: 78%
Right Wing Modern Orthodox: 89%
Left Wing Yeshivish/Chareidi: 37%
Right Wing Yeshivish/Chareidi: 4%
This means you're: Modern Orthodox
What does it mean?
Congratulations. You're Modern Orthodox all right, but wait! Just when you were ready to live an idyllic happily-labeled life they announce Left Wing and Right Wing Modern Orthodoxy. What the heck is up with that? Maybe you need to rethink and refine some of your positions, and then take the test again so I can put you in a little box.
See? I'm not such a Kofer after all!!! :)
1 comment:
I always felt the donkey/elephant symbols were more more demeaning to Democrats than to Republicans. An elephant is an intelligent, dignified creature; a donkey is a jackass.
On the other hand, elephants look hopelessly old and wrinkly, no matter what their age, and they seem a bit ridiculous in most situations.
We need to realize, of course, that these symbols arose at a time when the parties were very different than they are today. In the nineteenth century, Democrats were the conservative party that advocated limited government and states rights, while the Republicans were the radicals who advocated (and achieved) massive government expansion. The demographics were different too: the Republicans were the party of rights for blacks, the Democrats were the party of Southern whites.
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