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by ahhhhhhhaaaa September 22, 2008 6:56 PM EDT
Ok, I see that some of you people went FULL ***!!!!! on the issues at hand. You didn%u2019t even go half *** like you were supposed to but you had to go full ***!!!! . Doesn%u2019t anyone understand? We are living in biblical times people!!!!!!! WE OWE OTHER COUNTRIES SO MUCH MONEY, CAN YOU SAY ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT? COMING SOON TO A COUNTRY NEAR YOU!!!!!!!
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by minnick8-2009 September 22, 2008 6:47 PM EDT
The core of this movement, unlike the British tradition, was not so much a definite political doctrine as a general mental attitude, a demand for an emancipation from all prejudice and all beliefs which could not be rationally justified, and for an escape from the authority of ''priests and kings''. Its best expression is probably B. de Spinoza''s statement that ''he is a free man who lives according to the dictates of reason alone''.
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In other words freedom from a beleif in God, freedom to s c r e w and handle birth control with abortion, freedom to hold in sanctity the lives of criminals on death row, freedom to tax those who worked hard to earn their money under capitalism and spread the wealth around to the "underpriviledged."

That will do for starters.




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by minnick8-2009 September 22, 2008 6:43 PM EDT
Liberalism

F. A. Hayek

Look up the subject in Google if you really want to know about liberalism. Here are a few ideas by F. A. Hayek:

The one tradition, much older than the name ''liberalism'', traces back to classical antiquity . . . took form during the late 17th & 18th centuries as the political doctrines of the English Whigs. Was model of most of the European nineteenth%u2011century liberalism followed. It . . . demanded a deliberate reconstruction of the whole of society in accordance with principles of reason. This approach derived from the new rationalist philosophy developed above all by Reni Descartes (but also by Thomas Hobbes in Britain) and gained its greatest influence in the eighteenth century through the philosophers of the French Enlightenment. Voltaire and J.%u2011J. Rousseau were the two most influential figures of the intellectual movement that culminated in the French Revolution and from which the Continental or constructivistic type of liberalism derives. More to follow

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by dogsoul September 22, 2008 6:32 PM EDT
"Could one of the liberal-bashers please define liberal? Remember, a definition is rational not emotional. "

In the modern era, the term ''liberal'' holds some general characteristics found to a greater or lesser degree in those that espouse their core principles. Here are some key examples:

1 - a pervasive sense of anti establishmentism held as virtue unto itself, regardless of the merits of said establishment. This results in the often baffling bizzaro-world sort of mindset where all things even vaguely part of ''the establishment'' are not only rejected, but attacked with malice. Examples include America, Christianity, Judaism, Capitalism, Corporations, males, marriage, etc...

2 - Following point # 1, this leads the modern liberal to embrace & aid such things as socialism & communism as well as the rulers that promote this (Chavez & Castro)

3 - Following points 1 & 2 above. The modern liberal feels justified in engaging in things like censorship & the manipulation of facts as a righteous means toward whatever ends may be in fashion at the moment - debate & dialogue toward truth are not in their plans.

4 - the modern liberal has demonstrated in many ways that they would wholeheartedly endorse any defeat against the United States, including another successful terror attack, so long as it can be used as political leverage in the attainment of partisan control over governing bodies.
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by minnick8-2009 September 22, 2008 6:27 PM EDT
Why would any non Muslim person would even go into a Muslim Country when Jihad against all Christians has been declared.

What on earth could there possibly be in the Sahara desert that would make anyone expose themselves to the heat, sand storms, sand mites, and Muslim terrorists that would make it worth the risk of going there?
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by minnick8-2009 September 22, 2008 6:18 PM EDT
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by redbds September 22, 2008 4:56 PM EDT
Could one of the liberal-bashers please define liberal? Remember, a definition is rational not emotional.

Posted by CheeryBye at 01:22 PM : Sep 22, 2008

Good luck on this one.
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by inketolstoy September 22, 2008 4:32 PM EDT
CheeryBye - WHich definition of liberal do you want? 19th century, early 20th century, or the current group that claims the name?
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by johnpatrick9 September 22, 2008 4:31 PM EDT
liberal: PROGRESSIVE/FORWARD THINKING/NON-RACIST/NOT INTO FEAR AND USE OF POLICE STATE COERCION TO FORCE UPON THE WORLD, AS THE REPUBLICANS DO, GREED AND POLITICAL DOMINATION. Liberals into EQUALITY AND FREEDOM OF CHOICE:FREE THINKERS AS OPPOSED TO RIGID, CORPORATE SERVING REPUBLICAN WEENIES.
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by johnpatrick9 September 22, 2008 4:22 PM EDT
God -using, hypocritical, warmongering, fascist, imperialistic haters of the American Republic: ALL OF THOSE TRAITOUROUS AMERICAN PHONIES WHO SUPPORT AND CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE DESTRUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE STUPIDITY AND ARROGANCE OF THE NAZI REPUBLICAN IMPERIALIST PARTY. MAY HITLER WELCOME YOU WITH OPEN ARMS...IN HELL!

Liberals - weak, Godless, unAmerican traitors.... go to France where you belong.

Posted by dogsoul at 11:13 AM : Sep 22, 2008
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