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So where can I find conservatives who discuss issues like mass immigration in a mature manner?
It's pretty easy to counter your arguments when you have no proof that can be universally cited and confirmed, only alleged personal experience.
See, as long as people keep believing that their own personal opinons are the only right ones, arguments will end up looking as pointless as this one. You can claim whatever you want, but I don't care as long as you don't give reasonable proof, and neither does anybody else. For every "liberal" you mention that fits your stereotype, I can find a "conservative" to match. Since you give no real factual proof, I don't have to, either.
Besides, everybody knows slavery was only a supplement to the argarian sector of the economy. You are obviously lying, or may or may not have actually been ignorant of this basic fact before making up opinions for these so-called "liberals" you supposedly debate with.
I'd truly like a rational debate, but I can't seem to find one here. If you've noticed, I haven't even taken a side yet, yet your vehement hate for "liberals" (or at least what you believe to be a liberal ideology) has led you not to debate me in my criticism of your procedure for rational discourse, but to namecall and spout more and more stereotypes that you have established in your mind about "liberals."