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One of my more memorable moments during Sex 2.0 was Saturday at lunch with @Cunningminx, @Graydancer, and @TalkingFigLeaf. The discussion danced around the topic of politics.  There were some off comments made about Ann Coulter, after which one of the people patted my arm reassuringly.

 

Why did they do this, you may ask?  I'm very open and upfront about being "right of center" politically.  My views are such that I could be labeled either a moderate Republican or Libertarian (closer to the latter). The assumption was that I either liked Ann Coulter or was a fan of her views.

 

You know how each subgroup has those people that you wish didn't get to talk in public? That's how I feel about Ann Coulter and the other wingnuts.  Not all conservatives think in such extremes.  What do they believe and think? I'll run through the basics of conservative logic.

My trip to Seattle, WA for Sex 2.0 was full of awesome!
 
For those that are not familiar with the event - Sex 2.0 is a conference where sex educators of all types can meet, share experiences, and learn from one another. The topic that were presented at the panels and sessions dealt with the multiple aspects of feminism, sexuality, and social media (and in some cases the intersections between them). This was the third year of the conference, and it's future (where it's being held ... if it's being held again) are currently under discussion.
 
Now for the juicy details of my trip...