Nutz
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So your choice is to attach yourself to a racist group instead of remain steadfast in your libertarian beliefs? From what you described as your belief system...Teapers don't really live up to it.Let's see, libertarians. Here are a bunch of my views, all typical small government libertarian.
Social policy: I'm pro-choice, think prostitution, all drugs, gambling euthanasia and selling one's own body parts, should be legal.
Military policy: I'm against the war in Iraq, nation building in Afghanistan and our permanent presence in any foreign country. I also think we should slash our military by at least a third, maybe more, and make it defense of the US focused.
Let's see, overlap so far, zero. Just like your intelligence.
Ah, here's one. I'm a fiscal conservative. There you go, that's the "considerable overlap." What it shows is that the only measure to you is money, money is all you care about. What is the word for someone who is obsessed with money? Oh yeah, greed.
Then why are you attaching yourself to the Teapers?
Do I need to be black to say that blacks don't all love fried chicken and watermelon? However, I will say that at least the tea party is coming out and saying government is too big and taxes are too high and we need to focus more on that. In return, the left endlessly demagogues them and ignores their message while trying to tear them down with endless lies and pious, hypocritical sanctimony. They are not libertarian, but no one else is even trying to reduce government.
Seriously! Do you think the Tea Party legitimizes libertarianism?
Do you think that libertarianism can't stand alone...you have to attach yourself to a group that doesn't necessarily represent your belief system but is the closest thing out there. Why did you decide to join the mass?No idea what that means
Oh, and what is your opinion on religion and Christianity. Is Christianity the backbone of America or an affront to humanity?
I think it's a personal choice. No idea what that has to do with the discussion. Some tea Partiers are Christians, some are not. But all agree we need to focus more on fiscal issues or they aren't tea partiers.
I wonder what the non-libertarian teapers feel about religion. From what I see, they are very Christian and believe in a Christian nation. That's not bad, I agree, but I can't understand why a libertarian would attach to that.