I Like Libertarians

Anything is better than the Hussein brand of socialist government but you got the wrong guy DarkFury. That's Ted Cruz not Rand Paul.
People have asked what party I am and with me it's more of a overall goal. So I'm about 1/3 GOP 1/3 Libertarian and 1/3 Tea party.
In other words Main Stream America.
 
Anything is better than the Hussein brand of socialist government but you got the wrong guy DarkFury. That's Ted Cruz not Rand Paul.
People have asked what party I am and with me it's more of a overall goal. So I'm about 1/3 GOP 1/3 Libertarian and 1/3 Tea party.
In other words Main Stream America.
The post was about libertarians. Ron Paul is a libertarian but you promoted Ted Cruz. Are you sure you know what's going on?
 
Anything is better than the Hussein brand of socialist government but you got the wrong guy DarkFury. That's Ted Cruz not Rand Paul.
People have asked what party I am and with me it's more of a overall goal. So I'm about 1/3 GOP 1/3 Libertarian and 1/3 Tea party.
In other words Main Stream America.
The post was about libertarians. Ron Paul is a libertarian but you promoted Ted Cruz. Are you sure you know what's going on?
I like the libertarians stance on person freedoms.
I like the Tea Party and there stance on overseas aid {World Welfare} I like the GOP's stance on closing borders. Do I know what's going on? Sure and each group has an idea that could fix A problem but NOT all problems.

If I want a better country then I want the best fix. Where that fix comes from is not nearly as important as the fact it works now is it?
 
WOW !!!! ........... man that's heavy stuff. So, I take it that really don't like them?
May Bear Bryant piss on your grave.
And all this time I thought we were friends. Man, that hurts.
I got to meet him once and he was not a big fellow BUT when he spoke you would swear he was nine feet tall.
There'll never be another like him, that's for sure. He made his mark in many ways, all across the country. And, he was well respected. You were lucky to meet him. I wish I had.
I was a time keeper at one of those general open camps. I am from the University of Washington BUT the open camp was for all student players and coaches. "Bear" came REAL close to getting Warren Moon. Don James got him but it was CLOSE.
Again, you were lucky to meet him. I never had the chance. He died while I was In Arizona back in 1982 and 1983. I believe he died in January 1983 if memory serves me correctly. He predicted that he wouldn't live long once he quit coaching football. He live one month after he retired. I was born and raised in Alabama, and always an Alabama fan, still am. I was born in 1947, so I got to watch many games he coached.
 
May Bear Bryant piss on your grave.
And all this time I thought we were friends. Man, that hurts.
I got to meet him once and he was not a big fellow BUT when he spoke you would swear he was nine feet tall.
There'll never be another like him, that's for sure. He made his mark in many ways, all across the country. And, he was well respected. You were lucky to meet him. I wish I had.
I was a time keeper at one of those general open camps. I am from the University of Washington BUT the open camp was for all student players and coaches. "Bear" came REAL close to getting Warren Moon. Don James got him but it was CLOSE.
Again, you were lucky to meet him. I never had the chance. He died while I was In Arizona back in 1982 and 1983. I believe he died in January 1983 if memory serves me correctly. He predicted that he wouldn't live long once he quit coaching football. He live one month after he retired. I was born and raised in Alabama, and always an Alabama fan, still am. I was born in 1947, so I got to watch many games he coached.
He was a good man from a good era. Just hard nosed in your face football. Miss those days I do.
 
They bring something to the political landscape few if any others do. That would be BRUTAL honesty. The kind you cannot evade or avoid.
Libertarians as a whole tend to be very well educated and skilled at debate. First and foremost in their arguments rend to be personal freedoms and how to extend them.

Second would personal accountability. You want it fine but YOU pay for it. Personal accountability cannot only be found in what you want to do but also what you have done.

That brings us to today's video. Setting ones sights on TRUE accountability AND the ethics that go with it. Libertarians do NOT give people passes based on economics or race. If ALL is not equal then ALL is not just.

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If only Penn were representative of all who claim libertarianism. but he is not.

Most libertarians I've met are stuck with immature beliefs and a cultish attitude bordering on fascism

You, like many misuse the word "fascism". Fascism is a financial/political club of insiders. What Hitler and Mussolini achieved to accelerate their abilities to make good on some of the more community and state promises to their constituents was "fascism". Fascism is not a cult or a religion. It is a means to an end. Consolidation of resources and manufacturing including banking services guaranteeing the players perpetual access to power. The closest our nation has come to an abuse of fascism was the rush to war during the Bush years after 9/11 and the no-bid contracts that were approved as the means to reward those companies that played along and helped promote the Bush/Cheney vision. The Bush program to accelerate money being plugged into faith based organizations was a clear example of fascism also. That was an obvious attempt to consolidate a guaranteed voter constituency by funneling funds into the caufers of his favorite religious organizations also giving the religists more say in the workings of FEMA and other charities.

"Fascism" has been misused to define aggressive and sometimes viscous sadistic behavior. It is also defined as hateful political action in broad strokes. It is anything but.

One could argue that the USA turned to fascist behavior in WWII by enlisting manufacturing with sweetheart deals that streamlined the war machine that eventually was the deciding factor in overwhelming the Germans. Italians and Japanese with an astonishing ability to produce war products, mainly weapons. So all in all fascism in itself is not a political or cultish thing. In the right hands and for the right reasons it was extremely useful.
 
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Anything is better than the Hussein brand of socialist government but you got the wrong guy DarkFury. That's Ted Cruz not Rand Paul.
People have asked what party I am and with me it's more of a overall goal. So I'm about 1/3 GOP 1/3 Libertarian and 1/3 Tea party.
In other words Main Stream America.
Loco being any part extremist puts you on away from mainstream
 
They bring something to the political landscape few if any others do. That would be BRUTAL honesty. The kind you cannot evade or avoid.
Libertarians as a whole tend to be very well educated and skilled at debate. First and foremost in their arguments rend to be personal freedoms and how to extend them.

Second would personal accountability. You want it fine but YOU pay for it. Personal accountability cannot only be found in what you want to do but also what you have done.

That brings us to today's video. Setting ones sights on TRUE accountability AND the ethics that go with it. Libertarians do NOT give people passes based on economics or race. If ALL is not equal then ALL is not just.

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If only Penn were representative of all who claim libertarianism. but he is not.

Most libertarians I've met are stuck with immature beliefs and a cultish attitude bordering on fascism

You, like many misuse the word "fascism". Fascism is a financial/political club of insiders.

What Hitler and Mussolini achieved to accelerate their abilities to make good on some of the more community and state promises to their constituents was "fascism". Fascism is not a cult or a religion. It is a means to an end. Consolidation of resources and manufacturing including banking services guaranteeing the players perpetual access to power. The closest our nation has come to an abuse of fascism was the rush to war during the Bush years after 9/11 and the no-bid contracts that were approved as the means to reward those companies that played along and helped promote the Bush/Cheney vision. The Bush program to accelerate money being plugged into faith based organizations was a clear example of fascism also. That was an obvious attempt to consolidate a guaranteed voter constituency by funneling funds into the caufers of his favorite religious organizations also giving the religists more say in the workings of FEMA and other charities.

"Fascism" has been misused to define aggressive and sometimes viscous sadistic behavior. It is also defined as hateful political action in broad strokes. It is anything but.

One could argue that the USA turned to fascist behavior in WWII by enlisting manufacturing with sweetheart deals that streamlined the war machine that eventually was the deciding factor in overwhelming the Germans. Italians and Japanese with an astonishing ability to produce war products, mainly weapons. So all in all fascism in itself is not a political or cultish thing. In the right hands and for the right reasons it was extremely useful.

So you have your own definitions of words? :D Do you have your own language too?

Fascism - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
 
They bring something to the political landscape few if any others do. That would be BRUTAL honesty. The kind you cannot evade or avoid.
Libertarians as a whole tend to be very well educated and skilled at debate. First and foremost in their arguments rend to be personal freedoms and how to extend them.

Second would personal accountability. You want it fine but YOU pay for it. Personal accountability cannot only be found in what you want to do but also what you have done.

That brings us to today's video. Setting ones sights on TRUE accountability AND the ethics that go with it. Libertarians do NOT give people passes based on economics or race. If ALL is not equal then ALL is not just.

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If only Penn were representative of all who claim libertarianism. but he is not.

Most libertarians I've met are stuck with immature beliefs and a cultish attitude bordering on fascism

You, like many misuse the word "fascism". Fascism is a financial/political club of insiders.

What Hitler and Mussolini achieved to accelerate their abilities to make good on some of the more community and state promises to their constituents was "fascism". Fascism is not a cult or a religion. It is a means to an end. Consolidation of resources and manufacturing including banking services guaranteeing the players perpetual access to power. The closest our nation has come to an abuse of fascism was the rush to war during the Bush years after 9/11 and the no-bid contracts that were approved as the means to reward those companies that played along and helped promote the Bush/Cheney vision. The Bush program to accelerate money being plugged into faith based organizations was a clear example of fascism also. That was an obvious attempt to consolidate a guaranteed voter constituency by funneling funds into the caufers of his favorite religious organizations also giving the religists more say in the workings of FEMA and other charities.

"Fascism" has been misused to define aggressive and sometimes viscous sadistic behavior. It is also defined as hateful political action in broad strokes. It is anything but.

One could argue that the USA turned to fascist behavior in WWII by enlisting manufacturing with sweetheart deals that streamlined the war machine that eventually was the deciding factor in overwhelming the Germans. Italians and Japanese with an astonishing ability to produce war products, mainly weapons. So all in all fascism in itself is not a political or cultish thing. In the right hands and for the right reasons it was extremely useful.

So you have your own definitions of words? :D Do you have your own language too?

Fascism - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary

That may be the current morphed version of the definition. Sorry, I'm old school with knowledge more closely acquired near the source. What Merriam Webster offers is a commonly currently held belief not the origin of the word. There are words such as dictator, totalitarian etc that mean what you wish to accept as "fascism".

Fascism didn't kill the Jews and Gypsies in WWII. The taking over of the manufacturers of trucks and railways and the means to build camps to hold the Jews by creating a no-bid system of supplying the government the MEANS to carry out their programs is how the word "Fascisimo", coined by Mussolini, came about.

We, here in the USA have a bad habit of accepting an error and repeating it into the lexicon until Merriam Webster submits to this tawdry language accounting process.

This is one of the more egregious examples of wordspeak as I know of. And YOU are no student of history.
 
They bring something to the political landscape few if any others do. That would be BRUTAL honesty. The kind you cannot evade or avoid.
Libertarians as a whole tend to be very well educated and skilled at debate. First and foremost in their arguments rend to be personal freedoms and how to extend them.

Second would personal accountability. You want it fine but YOU pay for it. Personal accountability cannot only be found in what you want to do but also what you have done.

That brings us to today's video. Setting ones sights on TRUE accountability AND the ethics that go with it. Libertarians do NOT give people passes based on economics or race. If ALL is not equal then ALL is not just.



I absolutely loved the phase I was in when I was learning Libertarian! I didn't have to think about politics at all.

Freedom? Hell yea man! Why is it even in question!

Then I started to learn they never question anything at all. Nothing was up for debate. NOTHING.

FREEDOM was the go to no matter what the topic. They got their own flags and their own private meetings like a cult and I was ok with that.

Then I started pounding their brain with extreme questions which NONE will answer today.

Do you believe there should be laws against citizens owning armed tanks?
Do you believe there should be laws to force seat belts?
Do you believe there should be laws to force Motorcycle Helmets?

The answer was always 'Merica and Freedom. No one ever opened their mind to the consequences of these actions because they only cared about freedom. Take seat belts for example.

Man/woman has "freedom" and doesn't take 1 second to slap a seat belt on. Is it freedom not to wear one or absolute ignorance of statistics and factual data? They get in a wreck but don't die. The medical costs to keep them alive is in the millions of dollars.

So who has the Liberty here? Did the family lose the Liberty to spend time with the idiot too stupid to wear a seat belt? Did the tax payer pay more insurance money to keep someone alive who was too "tough" to wear a seat belt?

"Freedom isn't Free" and "Liberty is a Compound Word"
 
They bring something to the political landscape few if any others do. That would be BRUTAL honesty. The kind you cannot evade or avoid.
Libertarians as a whole tend to be very well educated and skilled at debate. First and foremost in their arguments rend to be personal freedoms and how to extend them.

Second would personal accountability. You want it fine but YOU pay for it. Personal accountability cannot only be found in what you want to do but also what you have done.

That brings us to today's video. Setting ones sights on TRUE accountability AND the ethics that go with it. Libertarians do NOT give people passes based on economics or race. If ALL is not equal then ALL is not just.


If only Penn were representative of all who claim libertarianism. but he is not.

Most libertarians I've met are stuck with immature beliefs and a cultish attitude bordering on fascism

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