[Hoot Gibson]

Please show the apples and oranges. Conservatives want things one way, liberals want thing the other. Feel free to show any differences in our posts about conservatives and liberal voting/vieing things differently.

You made it clear that you will not do business at Chick-fil-a because of the religious beliefs of its CEO, and assumed that conservatives would feel the same way about Amazon.com. Yet, so far, not one conservative in this thread has advocated boycotting a business because of the religious beliefs of its owners.

Liberals see to go out of their way to destroy businesses that other people have worked hard to build simply for political reasons. In general, conservatives protest the actions of individuals and organizations instead of targeting businesses because they disagree with the opinions of the owners of those businesses. In other words, conservatives will protest what abortion mills do in the course of their business, but most of us could not care less what Jeff Bezos is doing with the money that he earns from Amazon. We conservatives may refuse to buy Ben and Jerry's ice cream but most of us have no desire to protest at Ben or Jerry's house or try to intimidate them into changing the way that they run their business. It is there business, not mine.

Out of the millions of conservatives in this country, you can certainly find plenty of exceptions to the general trend that I have described above, but that is the best distinction that I can draw between our views of the world. You can see the difference between liberals and conservatives by comparing the trash left behind an OWS and a Tea Party event. Liberals tend to be unhappy people who work hard to share their misery.