Quote Originally Posted by Torog
Part of the reason that I'm here,is to wage the Culture war,to show that there's room for us traditionalist stoners in the stoner community,that not every stoner or cannabinaut,has to be amoral and a God-less heathern,in order to fit into the marijuana tokin community. Note-I said 'part' of the reason is the above explanation,I'm also waging a general Culture war with America at large.

Do you feel that there's a Culture war in yer area ? Do y'all have left-wingers and liberals there,trying to tear down the fabric of society too ? Where you live,does being a good,moral person of traditional values,make you un-cool ?

What say you ?

Have a good one ....
Dude, you should watch the clip. I'm not even a big fan of Letterman but he definately conducted himself in a much more respectful manner than OReilly did. OReilly brought notes and very deliberately attacked the man.

You may be at war but understand this, the otherside doesn't see it as such a strong division. We're not at war with you, just at odds with you. Please chill out. Where I'm from, part of being a good moral person is to respect other persons and take them into consideration. And I guess the reason I'm liberal is that I just apply that ethic to the international scale.
Sure there's differences between people. But we're all human enough to solve these problems without resorting to violent means (see also; wars).
Polymirize Reviewed by Polymirize on . David Letterman and the Culture War David Letterman and the Culture War By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, Jan 05, 2006 Even though the war on terror dominates the headlines, the culture war in America is almost as intense. On one side you have traditionalists, people who believe the country was well founded, does mostly good things, and has become the most powerful nation on earth by adhering to Judeo-Christian principles like generosity, justice, and self-sacrifice. On the other side of the culture war Rating: 5