zoogs

Ohhhh, good call and great question! Let me write out a super long reply using really big words for no reason to make sure that you don't actually read it and don't reply.

Last warning.

ESPN -- great. Thank you! I don't necessarily agree, but articulating these reasons is a valuable exercise. They help define the framework whereby we stick with/don't stick with something.

Not really, changing your mind is a part of life and one day you might love/support one thing/stance but you might very well change the next day. Take the parents that had kids at Columbine High School...some were probably all about guns and avid hunters...until that horrible day. Then they probably changed their gun stance (some, not all). It is not so much WHY you believe it is a lot of times WHEN you believe it. Changing your mind/stance doesn't make you weak and people should not...