Liberals In Real Life 1

You probably noticed that there is a number one at the end of this post's title. That is because I intend to make many of these types of posts. Some may be drawn from my own personal experiences, others from the experiences of my friends, stories related to me, depicted, whatever. However, they will all show liberals for what they really are.

I took an elective class in college (I was required to) that was mostly a waste of time as far as education is concerned. My major was a hard science, mind you, not liberal arts or something stupid that would do little more than get me a good section waiting at Olive Garden. Anyway, the one good thing this class had to offer was a LOT of field trips. They were all at a relevant place in the area, and all were very informative.

There was one, I remember clearly still, at which the owner of a company, very successful, showed us automated robots that would assemble the majority of a circuit board at amazing speeds. However, the machines were limited in their dexterity. So, just outside, the owner showed us the "low-tech side" (his words) of the assembly process. It was a bunch of ladies putting certain pieces on to the circuit boards that were just too complex for the robot arms to handle. He said hi to them, was very nice, they said hi back, then we moved on.

Later after the field trip a bunch of guys wanted to blow off their next class and get some beers. I went along because I wasn't even in the class they were blowing off. One of them, a guy whose name I don't even remember, was the total hippie type. Long hair, went hiking in the mountains a lot, (in fact, after having a little too much beer, with his inhibitions freed, that's what he did across the street when we all left); basically a total "peace dude" pot smoker.

Well, when still inside we were all talking, and this hippie kid mentioned that he thought it was "total bulls--t" how the owner referred to the workers mentioned above. As if he were condescending to them or something. Now, I assure you, he wasn't at all. He called their part of the operation low tech because it was low tech. That's what low tech means. He didn't say low skilled or anything. He just accurately described matters. I guess to a lib being accurate with words about a matter that isn't even sensitive to anyone is going too far. Yea, I don't get it either.

But the plot thickens. Come time to pay the bill, we had it split between all of us, which was a minor inconvenience for the waitress, but it happens and she didn't seem to mind. The waitress, by the way, was not treated well by a few of the guys in our little group, and the hippie kid had nothing to say about that at all. Apparently calling workers low tech in comparison with a robot is insulting, but giving a (quite good) waitress a hard time is a-okay. Anyway, when the bill came, he payed is part with exact change. Down to the penny. I don't even know where he got all those coins from, but that hypocritical liberal moron found enough change to not leave her a cent. I figured at the time that it'd be poor class to say something, though these days, I might just chew him out anyway. Apparently Mr. I-care-about-the-workers-so-much thought that the waitress who served us for two hours wasn't worth anything. Yea, I still don't get it either.

Just for the record, I left her a good tip.

Now, this story may sound fabricated, it just makes my point so well. But believe me, every word of it is true. No made up parts, not even any exagerations. It is the perfect example of the liberal mindset, and I watched it all happen myself. You will undoubtedly see more of these posts, for there are a lot more examples out there.