That was a clarification?
You said "pro-business". Now you're agreeing with my assertion that unchecked business is equivalent to (and equally as bad as) unchecked government?
That's why I asked you to explain what you mean by "pro-business". Any reading -- purely semantic, or based on your posting history -- says that you favor business over government.
If you're trying to claim that the prevailing sentiments here are so overwhelmingly left-leaning that you have to lean right just to balance things out, I call bullshit. Fox makes that same argument all the time.
It's like a statistician in a gunfight: He misses once to the left, once to the right, and puts his gun away because the other guy should be dead now.
I prefer the coin toss analogy: If you get a run of 5 heads in a row, it isn't balanced out by 5 tails in a row. It's balanced by 1,000 randomly-distributed tosses.
Yes, that means that for every extreme (and wrong) viewpoint, it takes a hundred moderate (and true) viewpoints to average it out. Fifty people on one edge and fifty on the opposite edge may be "balanced", but nothing will get done. Five people on the edges and ninety-five in the middle is more workable.
