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I would have to say mine is in between right of center and very conservative. More towards very conservative, though. Almost there, but not quite.

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Very liberal. Keep in mind Bush was in third place behind Nader in Cambridge.

Upperclass, liberal area

Almost as bad as an upperclass conservative area.

Hey, watch it. I live in a high class conservative area.

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Liberals and Conservative, alike, at the top could give a flying crap about the other 99% of people in the country.

Excuse me?

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What an unpleasant thing to say, Miamiu. It is not one's tax returns but the content of their character that determines their worth within society.

Most people with high tax returns see the incomes below them as a lesser species.

That's not true.

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You speak from a lack of experience, Miami and Mark. There are many people of inspiring compassion in my social class, and for you to make a judgment about a broad group of people shows just how resentful you are.

No resent here.  Proud to be a middle class american, not a Rch snob.

Rich snob? Not all of us with tax brackets in the millions are "snobs", you know.

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I am not a class discriminatory person. I for one don't believe in class distinctions, as I feel that they are instrumental in inequality. Yet, I am appalled by the use of such systems by leftists to justify unfair and intolerant attitudes against the more fortunate. As a person who has always held the interests of the poor close to my heart, I am deeply offended.

I ask for an apology, and a concession that the attitudes of some are fundamentally wrong and mean-spirited.

I too ask for an apology. I do not like being bashed like that because I am wealthy. I don't bash on others that are less fortunate.