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Originally posted by butcherguy
I am a Libertarian. What kind of Republican agrees with legalization of unspeakable things? Not decriminalization, legalization..... And I am not a user! excluding nicotine of course.
Originally posted by SmedleyBurlap
I guess it is better to have some small amount of power in the form of an insufficient wage than to be a slave to the king or to live in a GODLESS SOCIALIST UTOPIA!!
Originally posted by Zanti Misfit
reply to post by Miraj
The Seperation of Church and State is Sacred in alot of Americans of Faith Minds .They know it is Essential to having a Fair and Just Goverment in a Free Society .Those who would Question the Motives of others who Profess their Faith in this Country are lacking in the Facts to Justify their Claims that Religion would somehow Rule over Law .
You should know a little more about someone before you put your foot in your mouth.
Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by butcherguy
I see nothing of substance here, with the exception of you twisting labels to serve your own goals. It's not hard to figure out that you just can't stand liberals.
I've always seen the conservative mindset as outdated and a detriment to meaningful change in this world.
This statement of yours reminds me of the time that Howard Cosell told OJ Simpson, " You have a firm grasp of the obvious." The definition of conservatism is "resistant to social change".
I've always seen the conservative mindset as outdated and a detriment to meaningful change in this world.
Originally posted by Misoir
I think it would be best if the Democrats tilted towards Social democracy, at least we might have more than one option in America.
Glad to see proud Americans waving out alternatives such as Socialism, let the peoples voice rein!
- God save the Republic!
Originally posted by SmedleyBurlap
reply to post by Fractured.Facade
Why is it that every anti-socialist conspiracy theory revolves around this imaginary threat of someone 'destroying America from within'? Why is it such a narrow view of the world? America is more valuable to everybody if it continues to exist, and most valuable if they can control it (of course, only native-born Americans can be monarch -- I mean president, so that won't ever happen).
A more important question: why is it that working class Americans think capitalism somehow benefits them? Is it because the average American's understanding of history and politics is
monarchy - we are slaves to the king
capitalism - if we own money we have power
communism - GODLESS
I guess it is better to have some small amount of power in the form of an insufficient wage than to be a slave to the king or to live in a GODLESS SOCIALIST UTOPIA!!
Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by zappafan1
You asked and you're going to receive. First is first!
I would like you to get familiar with socialism.
What is Socialism
I can tell you the ideal of Socialism is more democratic with what we got in the U.S.
Here's two articles for the history and politics of socialism.
Socialism wiki
How Socialism works article