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wait on macduff. what is it you're going to have done to me, have my "horticultural rights" suspended for accurately portraying the liberal mindset? the powers that be here at riu may decide to ban me if i should step over the line, but i've seen where that line lies and i seldom even come...

i don't know which is more laughable, buck's pushing every example to the limits of credulity and demanding definitive proof of what is obviously a matter of opinion or the mealy mouthed meanderings of our new weak-kneed sob sister ernst. both seem more than willing to buy parrot the state...

since doc has already commented on the laughable nature of what you consider unbiased, i guess all that's left is to ask just what it is you think should be cut to make up for the spending spree our government has gone on in the last few years. i know you'll say military spending and i'll even...

so now we're bitching about land ownership? sorry, but if you're going to advocate the tearing down of private ownership in favor of some forced slavery to whatever rights the state is willing to hand out, you're even more of a loon than i'd at first thought. we've already got plenty of those...

funny, i feel exactly the same way when some idjit starts ranting about how we should take all the money away from the rich to feed the poor or how everyone deserves to win, win, win. the difference between us seems to be that i usually at least try to give some content and don't simply post...

no one here cares what you choose to grow in your garden and prop. 19 didn't penalize you for it either. it merely demanded a limit on what you could produce, a sensible step in the minds of those who have bought into the reefer madness nonsense and decades of government sponsored propaganda...

are you being purposely obtuse or are you really so blind?

if that is all you took away from my posts, then i'd say you need to work on your reading comprehension. though we must be willing to give up some amount of total liberty to coexist within a society, it is never a good thing to be forced to do so. this isn't about surrendering our liberty...

then i'd say you haven't been paying the slightest bit of attention. there have been people screaming from both the left and the right about the incompetence and corruption that runs throughout government for as long as i can remember, but the subject always seems to get changed. a new batch...

maybe i'm mistaken, but i could have sworn that eliminating governmental interference and allowing access for the people was exactly what we were talking about. perhaps you have a different idea of what "the people" entails than i do. perhaps you'd prefer to divide the private sector into a...

because it is an intoxicant. is that clear enough for you? i can make my own beer and wine whenever i choose. i cannot start up and a cottage brewery, supplying the neighboring vicinity with thousands of gallons of my own special brew, unless i jump through a few societal (to be read...

more of those foolish conceits so common among modern liberals, that only the actions of government constitute what is a great nation and this irrational concentration on the illusory trappings of equality. the desperation of fdr's "new deal" and lbj's rather trite "great generation", along...

who is it you think has this sense of superiority, the ones who realize the compromises we must all make or those who feel they deserve it all in one fell swoop. hot air is right, that's exactly what it is. you seem to expect to get everything you want all at once, a naive conceit and a...

just what is it you have against profit? the teachers and administrators are certainly making a profit. the companies that provide textbooks and other school supplies are making a profit. why should the taxpayers be forced to pay for schools that are not only running at a loss, but failing to...

the marxist ideal of communal control through socialism is a trap that even he realized was just another path to slavery. it is a rather simple truth that only an open yet insular society, homogeneous and with a common goal, can succeed under the tight reins of state control. diversity is the...

such drama. thousands of americans killed, two nations decimated and the entire world in an uproar. all for what, a resource we have here in abundance? we may not be allowed to remove it, but it would take a great deal less conniving to change that state of affairs than engaging the entire...

because this is the only way that modern liberals can justify a totalitarian agenda, through claiming that curtailing the rights of others is the compassionate thing to do. the reality of this little scenario is that the person who helped that old lady to her feet might be either liberal or...

the simple fact is that this didn't come "out of the blue". it's been building for decades and our rather unresponsive representatives are finally being forced to do something about it. we have been placing more and more restrictions on management, giving labor a free hand, and it's been...

they were demanding what they always demand, more. it's always about more. though i can't speak for wisconsin's dilemma, we here in california find ourselves with $500 billion in unfunded pension liabilities because of public sector union demands. who is it you think these demands are being...

i'd suggest you quit wearing it around town though. people are starting to connect the two.:bigjoint: