Harrekin
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Nein, 'twas rhetorical.
You get the consolation prize of a night with Hillary at the Holiday Inn though.
Libertarians and Tea Party Patriots are completely and totally correct!
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You get the consolation prize of a night with Hillary at the Holiday Inn though.
Samwell Seed Well
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Harrekin
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I wonder is "continental breakfast" different on different continents...?
Samwell Seed Well
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no its shit every where as is the continents
MidwesternGro
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You know that Obama is not a liberal, right? Liberals are anti-imperial, pro-worker, and realize that corporate power needs liberal institutions like unions to provide balance. Obama is another fascist who is masquerading as a liberal. Look at the Affordable Care Act, the corporations are taxing US! Instead of giving us universal medicare, which is less expensive and more efficient, our right wing government sells us out to the insurance industry.
Locking people in cages is also a big business in corporate-owned America, that is why our drug laws are so insane. The government put down Occupy Wall Street and allows the Tea Party to exist because the Tea Party is funded by industrialists, just like the Nazis were. Hitler had a picture of Henry Ford in his office and brought the efficiency of the assembly line to genocide!
In the future expect:
1. More laws aimed at harvesting our wealth and putting it into the pockets of corporate owners.
2. Mass amnesty to bring down wages so that corporate profits grow.
3. No punishments for the corporations that hire illegal labor so that they can drive down wages.
4. Abuse of H-1B Visas to drive down wages so that corporate profits grow.
5. Institutions like the AMA will be corrupted and attacked like unions were to bring down the wages of doctors, lawyers and other professional classes.
And any authentic movement to stop this will be put down while fake movements like the Tea Party, funded by the Koch brothers and other fascists, are thrown in our face by the corporations that own our media. Why shouldn't corporations pay taxes if they enjoy the protections and trade that comes with being in the United States? I pay taxes, small business owners pay taxes, why are they special?
Samwell Seed Well
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no no no....their is only republicans and democrats....everyone know that
the illusio---i mean meaning of two party system is to confus---i mean allwo voters to choose who they support through paid party political values\
i mean BS
the illusio---i mean meaning of two party system is to confus---i mean allwo voters to choose who they support through paid party political values\
i mean BS
The charge of "racist" has been neutered here on RIU for one reason only. There is one person who uses the charge to describe almost everyone with whom he disagrees. One cannot express an opinion here that is outside of the very liberal view on the subject without being called a white supremacist.
Samwell Seed Well
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prejudice and racism or two very different serpents
UB uses institutionalized racism and prejudice to fuel his dementia
it or the subject in general has little relivence (cant spell fuck off) in a real discussion.......about the tone of racial disparity and all that BS
If you want to know why they allow the tea party and "put down" occupy, just look at the places of protest after the tea party is done there, and then look at it after a liberal group is there.
The tp don't break shit and picks up trash after themselves. Left wing protesters usually break bank windows and ATM machines.
Samwell Seed Well
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careful of those straws...tha you may not even wish to pull
MidwesternGro
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They put down occupy because they stopped the trade of goods at a port in Oakland. The corporate state thrives on the trade of goods made by exploited workers in the third world, it is the lifeblood of the people who own you and our government. Occupy knew this, this is why they targeted that port, and that is why our corporate-owned government put them down violently. If we stop the trade of goods made by slave labor we can free ourselves of the shackles that they put us in.
And yes, a huge gathering of real protestors sometimes gets messy. It is not a staged event. The Tea Party doesn't break things because their corporate sponsors own those things, as well as the tea partiers. You don't even know that you are a slave, so sad.
Samwell Seed Well
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i loathe the entitlement facade
"no one has to ever sacrifice to gain "
everything comes through hard work cause life is perfect if you work hard at it
Bullshit!
"no one has to ever sacrifice to gain "
everything comes through hard work cause life is perfect if you work hard at it
Bullshit!
I don't think racism or prejudice is a serpent. They are qualities of a free thinker, one that is able to observe the world around them and draw their own conclusion, free of the prima facia absurdity of modern race explanations.
Samwell Seed Well
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in your guise so would be pedophilia and incest (cant spell ..not trying)
facts
any system of design needs mins and max's ..values that are true, and rules and laws
if you think any different then idk know what to say , i assume and infere anarchy but i dont think many even knwo what that means as a ideological mandate
facts
any system of design needs mins and max's ..values that are true, and rules and laws
if you think any different then idk know what to say , i assume and infere anarchy but i dont think many even knwo what that means as a ideological mandate
We are all slaves, always have been, probably always will; by we I mean 99% of people in this world. but, being a slave is better than it ever has been.
Harrekin
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They're the same party dude, Iv never denied it.
Corporate marginal tax rates are fine, it's the multitude of loopholes that BOTH sides of the aisle support that involve Corporations paying a fuck-all effective tax rate.
As I said, ban Corporate donations...we do fine without them.
Rob Roy
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Mixing apples and oranges doesn't make them all apples. The premise of this thread is flawed.
Here's an excerpt from an article published at the Center for a Stateless Society.
But the comparison is not only just plain wrong: It benefits supporters of statism on both the putative “left” and “right” at the expense of liberty. It allows conservative politicians to pretend to be libertarians (pandering to, and often fooling, libertarian-leaning voters) and “progressive” politicians to falsely caricature libertarians as conservatives (so as to preemptively defeat libertarian ideas without having to actually engage them).
It’s not that conservative politicians can never be “libertarian-leaning,” as Amash himself arguably is (a rarity among conservatives, he actually DOES usually vote against big government instead of just talking the “smaller government” talk out of one side of his mouth while growing government as fast as he can with the other). It’s that any similarities between libertarianism and conservatism are contingent and coincidental, not essential.
The central tenet of libertarianism is liberty. While there’s considerable debate within the libertarian movement itself as to the nature and scope of the liberty to be protected, libertarians generally defend the freedom to do as one wills, provided one does not coercively infringe the freedom of others.
Here's an excerpt from an article published at the Center for a Stateless Society.
But the comparison is not only just plain wrong: It benefits supporters of statism on both the putative “left” and “right” at the expense of liberty. It allows conservative politicians to pretend to be libertarians (pandering to, and often fooling, libertarian-leaning voters) and “progressive” politicians to falsely caricature libertarians as conservatives (so as to preemptively defeat libertarian ideas without having to actually engage them).
It’s not that conservative politicians can never be “libertarian-leaning,” as Amash himself arguably is (a rarity among conservatives, he actually DOES usually vote against big government instead of just talking the “smaller government” talk out of one side of his mouth while growing government as fast as he can with the other). It’s that any similarities between libertarianism and conservatism are contingent and coincidental, not essential.
The central tenet of libertarianism is liberty. While there’s considerable debate within the libertarian movement itself as to the nature and scope of the liberty to be protected, libertarians generally defend the freedom to do as one wills, provided one does not coercively infringe the freedom of others.
desert dude
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We need to dig up Hugo Chavez so he can come up here and give us all some of that sweet socialism, then we can all all squat down in a latrine trench and wipe our asses in unison as we sing the praises of socialism!
MidwesternGro
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Do your owners know that you are off of the plantation or are you a house slave? Where is your brown shirt and whiz-bang armband?
Harrekin
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Americans seem to think any Govt institution is socialism.
By the same measure, the military, MILITANT SOCIALISM!