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hey look a dumb asshole who knows nothing about venezuela and thinks chavez saying bad things about america makes him a dictatorMartin Ronne wrote:hecter wrote:Only Iraq, maybe Afghanistan could be vaguely considered that... Both Peru and Venezuela are Republics, just like the USA. They hold democratic elections and all that kinda stuff. They are sovereign nations that really didn't do anything to anybody. DanFrank, you're so stupid it hurts.danfrank wrote:Its also a hypocritical statement because the countries you list have oprressive governments and therefore the people have no liberties... ASSHOLE.. Get a mind of your own and do some research instead of being a follower you SMUCK...![]()
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Oh yeah.... Venezuela has a great government. I'm sure that Hugo Chavez would step down honorably if someone else were elected.![]()
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Gringo no go Citgo, Hugo loco.
No, liberal means socially ... do what you want, as long as it doesn't harm anyone, but don't you DARE tell me how to live my life!captain.crazy wrote:Actually, Libertarians used to be called Liberals. That was untill the fucking communists came along and ass raped the term. Now "Liberal" actually means, "give-me-a-big-ass-controlling-government-so-I-don't-have-to-have-freedom-or-responsibility"
What I find ironic about Liberaterianism (and note, I was one for many years), is that everything they put forward works well, but only as long as there is a strong federal government ensuring that the biggest bully doesn't take everyone else's stuff/rights. Yet, they don't want the federal government involved in anything.mpjh wrote:I take it you don't like Mr Chavez.
Well, back to libertarianism. Libertarians disapprove of military actions in foreign countries. They disapproved of the Irag and Afghanistan wars. They believe that economic trade is our best use of foreign relationships.
Don't be daft! Libertarianism supports Federal government if it is contained in the role that it is afforded in the Constitution. Not in the role of Micromanaging Super Juggernaut that it has created for itself.PLAYER57832 wrote:What I find ironic about Liberaterianism (and note, I was one for many years), is that everything they put forward works well, but only as long as there is a strong federal government ensuring that the biggest bully doesn't take everyone else's stuff/rights. Yet, they don't want the federal government involved in anything.mpjh wrote:I take it you don't like Mr Chavez.
Well, back to libertarianism. Libertarians disapprove of military actions in foreign countries. They disapproved of the Irag and Afghanistan wars. They believe that economic trade is our best use of foreign relationships.
Becausethe most significant event of the last century is an obscure storySnorri1234 wrote:(GABONX HAS ANOTHER OBSCURE STORY WHICH HE THINKS PROVES HIM RIGHT BUT ACTUALLY DOESN'T!)
Well said, I agree with almost everything you've said, not that I would ever call myself a Libertarian.captain.crazy wrote:Libertarianism rules. Live and let live... and don't tread on me. We believe that if two adults want to do something together, they should be able to do it. That includes everything from ass sex, to an open duel. Libertarians believe that America should stop trying to be an empire, because its not right and empires all fall anyway. We Believe that you can put what ever you want to in your body and that you don't have to be politically correct to be fair. We believe that you are free to believe what ever you want to with regards to religion, and we think that everyone should be responsible for their own security (a.k.a. arm yourself. A cop can only arrest someone after a crime has been committed, they cant prevent shit.)
I think that about covers it, though I am probably forgetting something.
Rigged elections don't counthecter wrote:Only Iraq, maybe Afghanistan could be vaguely considered that... Both Peru and Venezuela are Republics, just like the USA. They hold democratic elections and all that kinda stuff. They are sovereign nations that really didn't do anything to anybody. DanFrank, you're so stupid it hurts.danfrank wrote:Its also a hypocritical statement because the countries you list have oprressive governments and therefore the people have no liberties... ASSHOLE.. Get a mind of your own and do some research instead of being a follower you SMUCK...![]()
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Iraq and Afghanistan have US proxy governments you oppressive f*ck. Why do you want tea parties danfrank? You get into opposition after 8 years and now you don't want to play the game? Doesn't work that way pal. How much research have you done into the oppressive Peruvian government SCHMUCK? There is some evidence that the democratically elected Chavez may have vote rigged. There is some evidence that the democratically elected Bush may have vote rigged. SCHMUCK.danfrank wrote:mpjh wrote:Uhuh, and that is why Iraq, Afghanistan, Peru, Venesuela, etc. etc. are all asking us to stay out of their business.
well your from california.. That explains your post.. The hollywood state.. Ass backwards .. Feed and medicate all the ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS into bankruptcy.. Where are the californians tea parties?
Its also a hypocritical statement because the countries you list have oprressive governments and therefore the people have no liberties... ASSHOLE.. Get a mind of your own and do some research instead of being a follower you SMUCK...![]()
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I get it..xelabale wrote:As soon as you are doing something cooperative - planting a field and harvesting, for example - you have a responsibility to people other than yourself. If you don't conform to that you are what we term a free-loading shite. You are therefore no longer a libertarian, but an asshole.
Is however a far better question, Gabonx.How does a libertarian state govern itself? In fact if we're getting tautological isn't libertarian state a tautology? So who organises shit? What happens to a libertarian who has an accident and needs to go to hospital - does he have his own hospital? Who builds his roads?
You're assuming I call myself a Libertarian or subscribe to the libertarian philosophy. I am fiercely independent and I will never let anyone do my thinking for me about anything.Snorri1234 wrote:Is however a far better question, Gabonx.How does a libertarian state govern itself? In fact if we're getting tautological isn't libertarian state a tautology? So who organises shit? What happens to a libertarian who has an accident and needs to go to hospital - does he have his own hospital? Who builds his roads?
The liberals who choose to live in major cities and then complain about overpopulationmpjh wrote:The stupid liberals that live in cities, pay taxes, have families, and care about their fellow citizens in real ways.
... Interesting, that sounds like the "typical conservative" as well.mpjh wrote:The stupid liberals that live in cities, pay taxes, have families, and care about their fellow citizens in real ways.
In mpj'h's mind.. somewhat. In your version.. you think everything is "micromanaging".captain.crazy wrote:Don't be daft! Libertarianism supports Federal government if it is contained in the role that it is afforded in the Constitution. Not in the role of Micromanaging Super Juggernaut that it has created for itself.PLAYER57832 wrote:What I find ironic about Liberaterianism (and note, I was one for many years), is that everything they put forward works well, but only as long as there is a strong federal government ensuring that the biggest bully doesn't take everyone else's stuff/rights. Yet, they don't want the federal government involved in anything.mpjh wrote:I take it you don't like Mr Chavez.
Well, back to libertarianism. Libertarians disapprove of military actions in foreign countries. They disapproved of the Irag and Afghanistan wars. They believe that economic trade is our best use of foreign relationships.
huh?GabonX wrote:The liberals who choose to live in major cities and then complain about overpopulationmpjh wrote:The stupid liberals that live in cities, pay taxes, have families, and care about their fellow citizens in real ways.
They actually did invade the continental US, just not very effectively or in great numbers.mpjh wrote:Second, nobody kept the Japanese off the mainland -- they never intended to invade. But my father and a bunch of his fellow GIs whopped their asses in the Pacific anyway.
To the last paragraph, of course! I remember being upset because I failed a test question that asked if man could go to the moon? I said "yes" (we could).. and got the question wrong, because the textbook said we could not. (this was just before the moon landing).mpjh wrote:The Japanese did not have enough troop ships or landing craft to bring an army to the mainland. Clearly, if they intended to invade, they would have prepared such resources.
You need to be careful about "what you have been taught." I distinctly remember a textbook in grade school that said that we should eat fish because the supply of fish in the ocean was "unlimited."
There is an implicit irony in that many of the people who falsely believe that there is an overpopulation crisis also choose to live in the most highly populated areas.PLAYER57832 wrote:huh?GabonX wrote:The liberals who choose to live in major cities and then complain about overpopulationmpjh wrote:The stupid liberals that live in cities, pay taxes, have families, and care about their fellow citizens in real ways.
As opposed to those who go out and build their own individual house on former farm land or even untouched land?
I am afraid I don't get your point GabonX.
You're wrong about this but frankly that's irrelevant. The point is that an armed populace acts as a deterrent to invasion, and if invasion occurs there is a means of resistance.mpjh wrote:
Second, nobody kept the Japanese off the mainland -- they never intended to invade. But my father and a bunch of his fellow GIs whopped their asses in the Pacific anyway.
Except its efficiency, not irony. If you want more room for crops, etc.. then everyone but the farmers (etc.) should live in cities.GabonX wrote:There is an implicit irony in that many of the people who falsely believe that there is an overpopulation crisis also choose to live in the most highly populated areas.PLAYER57832 wrote:huh?GabonX wrote:The liberals who choose to live in major cities and then complain about overpopulationmpjh wrote:The stupid liberals that live in cities, pay taxes, have families, and care about their fellow citizens in real ways.
As opposed to those who go out and build their own individual house on former farm land or even untouched land?
I am afraid I don't get your point GabonX.