Fox Mulder
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What are you talking about? The majority of Americans hold liberal views... there are very few "true conservatives"
Where do you get your support for that statement?
What are you talking about? The majority of Americans hold liberal views... there are very few "true conservatives"
"If by a 'Liberal' they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people — their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties — someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a 'Liberal,' then I'm proud to say I'm a 'Liberal.'
So what are you talking about, Liberals or Communists? They are not the same.
Actually, it not about the attitudes its about the manner of accomplishing a goal. Liberals don't like the fact that some people have more than other people so they attempt to equalize by having the government take from the rich and give to the poor--the problem is that ends up hampering the economy--jobs are lost, tax revenue decreases, taxes need to be raised, etc. Communism has been tried--many times--its failed every time. There's a reason for that.
I think JFK said it best...
You need to study up, you're describing Communism, not Liberals.
No--liberals want to tax the crap out of the "rich" and would do it if they could
You should probably start watching a credible news channel and stop basing your opinion on Fox!:24:
I don't watch Fox News--in fact, if you're watching news, your being fed propoganda or do you believe the journalist is giving you his/her unbiased opinion?
And this country is very different than the UK--we have a Constitution that limits (or at least should limit) the extent to which government can abridge your rights--economic or civil. Liberals don't care about the economic rights. In fact, when the Constitution was enacted, the framers were careful to prohibit the federal government from instituting an income tax--there had to be an amendment to do that. The problem was at that time they realized how abusive a central government could be--which is why the State declared independence. Now--if England wants a bedwetter's society, that's fine, but the framers would NEVER have ratified the Constitution if they could have seen how much power the federal government was going to take--given to them primarily by judicial fiat over the past 75 years or so.
Oh the wonderful constitution written a couple of hundred years ago and which is getting more and more irrelevant in modern society.:smiley24:
Shame the constitution is even being violated against by the pro gun lobby even, isn't it? If you uphold it there shouldn't even be laws governing laws on age to have a gun or any weapon you want to own.
Not sure what exactly you mean by England wanting a bedwetter society, especially seeing England dosent even have its own government but alrighty then.:smiley24:
Again, I don't follow you on the guns/weapons--are you saying there should be laws prohibiting the ownership of guns or shouldn't be because of the 2nd Amendment?
The amendment says there shouldnt. I disagree because I think its wrong. I just think the different amendments thrown out by a lot of people as arguments who have no real understanding of them need some further amendments as they are already being violated by your laws.
Well, I happen to believe very strongly in the Constitution--it anchors the country so that no matter which party ends up in control, they can't do whatever they want--an amazing concept--in fact, America is one of the very few countries that have that concept and one of the few countries where political subdivisions (i.e., the states) retain a significant degree of autonomy. A good deal of that has been abridged over the years by judicial fiat.
I asked you first--you claim those specific things help the poor--tell me how.
Actually, they are pretty much the same--where's the difference?
Well, I happen to believe very strongly in the Constitution--it anchors the country so that no matter which party ends up in control, they can't do whatever they want--an amazing concept--in fact, America is one of the very few countries that have that concept and one of the few countries where political subdivisions (i.e., the states) retain a significant degree of autonomy. A good deal of that has been abridged over the years by judicial fiat.
Communism has been tried--many times--its failed every time. There's a reason for that.
:homo:Liberal - label
Conservative - label
Right wing - label
Left wing - label
Everyone uses them, the left and the right. In this thread, even. On themselves. And others......
Labels blow chow....
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