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08 Oct 2013, 10:25 pm

when TPers say PPACA is "bad for America" what they really mean to say is "...bad for OUR KINDS OF americans." IOW wealthy and white-male.



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09 Oct 2013, 7:06 am

The whole government is wealthy. And also, why does everyone think the Tea Party is a bunch of crazy rich folk? Have you ever met their supporters in person, or heard their argument in person? Personally, I've never even heard the Republican argument of late because all they talk about on the news is what Liberals are doing to make America wonderful again. No even Fox news completely lets the true views of republicans get out, instead preferring of debates that bicker whether liberals are 13% absurd or 12% absurd.


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09 Oct 2013, 9:22 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
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Liberalism makes war on America's own citizens? It makes American citizens a despised minority? How so? Liberals have been in the vanguard of every major struggle for rights fought by American citizens, from civil rights, to labor rights, from gay rights, to consumer rights. Last time I checked, that entailed all American citizens.

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Bill, a government that permits illegal aliens to gather on the National Mall but forbids WWII vets from doing the same thing is not indicative of a party that thinks much of its own citizens.

How about the right of Americans to have a country of their own? This country is a republic, which comes from two Latin words meaning thing of its citizens. In other words, this country belongs to its citizens--not the world, and certainly not hostile liberal elites. As such, we have the same right to exclude foreigners from out country that we have to exclude them from our homes. And every poll, no matter how it is worded, indicates the vast majority of Americans think the country already has enough immigrants. Can you imagine the Democrats trying to tell Mexicans or Nigerians they have no right to their own country?



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09 Oct 2013, 12:10 pm

Kraichgauer wrote:
Librarian -

Liberalism makes war on America's own citizens? It makes American citizens a despised minority? How so? Liberals have been in the vanguard of every major struggle for rights fought by American citizens, from civil rights, to labor rights, from gay rights, to consumer rights. Last time I checked, that entailed all American citizens.

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Gay rights don't entail me, I'm not Gay; I don't believe in gay persecution, but against a homosexual raising a kid, or getting married.

So no, it doesn't entail all citizens, not at all.


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09 Oct 2013, 1:40 pm

appletheclown wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Librarian -

Liberalism makes war on America's own citizens? It makes American citizens a despised minority? How so? Liberals have been in the vanguard of every major struggle for rights fought by American citizens, from civil rights, to labor rights, from gay rights, to consumer rights. Last time I checked, that entailed all American citizens.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Gay rights don't entail me, I'm not Gay; I don't believe in gay persecution, but against a homosexual raising a kid, or getting married.

So no, it doesn't entail all citizens, not at all.


Apple, I think an excellent argument against homosexuality can be couched in strictly liberal/utilitarian terms. Smoking cigarettes has become all but illegal, and ostensibly on health grounds. Well, cigarette smokers have a life expectancy of seventy; it is around forty for homosexuals. And unlike sick smokers, for whom relatively little can be done, treating homosexuals sick from their habit is very expensive.