geauxtohell
Choose your weapon.
If I have, and I articulate it, I have a damn good reason why. NOTE: "Just because I say so" isn't a good reason.I've repeatedly asked one of you what makes her qualified to determine what's in my best interests as she insists. She steadfastly refuses to answer.
Have you never thought that other people should act more like you act, believe more like you believe, support more of what you support? Have you never thought you had a superior view on an issue than someone else? Have you never wanted to elect people who would impose laws on the people of this country even though they might not agree with those laws?
My primary concern is my family. If what's good for my family also benefits you, yay.
So, admittedly, the thing you are griping about is okay when you have a "damn good reason why" and it involves your family.
On the same vein as what you were griping about; who are you to say what is good for your family is good for me?