Raylan Wolfe wrote:
And the reality is!!!!!
That post only justifies our belief that you live in a reverse reality more, often then naught,than the common folk.
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
It is time to put away childish things!
Such as your false quotes and false beliefs.
KiraSeer2016 wrote:
And certainly Einstein is a reputable thinker on the existence of God. After 6,000,000 Jews were killed in WWII, what Jew could believe in God?
That evil can only be equated to the evil done by the devil and his disciple's. It does not equate to the loving God I know and love. If they really believed in God they would know, our Lord and Savior, Jesus, would never wish that on any of Gods creations. Einstein was an atheist so that post is irrelevant.
working class stiff wrote:
No, it means that you can't accept answers that don't follow your prejudices. Start with God and church....strawman: only conservatives believe in God and attend church.
Reality: many liberals attend church and are Christians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_ChristianityNaturally, we could go through the whole straw castle and wreck every room. But what would be the point?
Attending ones church of choice does not mean they are Christians. Real Christians think of others before their own gains and pray for those that do not believe in the Lord.
working class stiff wrote:
Maybe you make a distinction about the various gradations of liberalism....most folks here don't. What I am is an American liberal.
Please explain what an American liberal believes. I have never heard that expression being used before now.
Louie27 wrote:
Please explain what an American liberal believes. I have never heard that expression being used before now.
It means many things. First, it means I am an American. Though conservatives seem to think patriotism only belongs to them, I would beg to differ.
I am a liberal because I think the Founders gave the American people a form of government to use for the general welfare. I do not view the government, whether state or federal, as an enemy of the freedoms we hold dear.
I see it as an instrument for use (or misuse in some cases) by the American people.
I also know the gov't can be abused, and that the American people can make errors (through their representatives), but those errors can also be corrected also, and usually are.
working class stiff wrote:
It means many things. First, it means I am an American. Though conservatives seem to think patriotism only belongs to them, I would beg to differ.
I am a liberal because I think the Founders gave the American people a form of government to use for the general welfare. I do not view the government, whether state or federal, as an enemy of the freedoms we hold dear.
I see it as an instrument for use (or misuse in some cases) by the American people.
I also know the gov't can be abused, and that the American people can make errors (through their representatives), but those errors can also be corrected also, and usually are.
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Damn sure the American people made a mistake in the previous 2 elections.
As US citizens we do have the freedom to do something stupid on election day.
Something liberals are desperately trying to eliminate.
Gov't can be abused although last 8 years government was doing abusing to the max.
working class stiff wrote:
It means many things. First, it means I am an American. Though conservatives seem to think patriotism only belongs to them, I would beg to differ.
I am a liberal because I think the Founders gave the American people a form of government to use for the general welfare. I do not view the government, whether state or federal, as an enemy of the freedoms we hold dear.
I see it as an instrument for use (or misuse in some cases) by the American people.
I also know the gov't can be abused, and that the American people can make errors (through their representatives), but those errors can also be corrected also, and usually are.
It means many things. First, it means I am an Am... (
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Your liberal position seems to be too general to predict how you would react, vote or even understand your positions on, say, the 49 positions I posted for conservatives vs Leftists. How about you posting your answers to the whole set? Otherwise, at least I do not really understand your Liberalism at all.
In order to clarify where I received the statements I made in the table, here is a short list of the sources I used. In fact, I actually used over 200 books from my personal library, but the following are sufficient:
This comparison is based on a number of sources, including: The KJV of the Bible; The Conservative Encyclopedia; The Humanist Manifestoes I,II and 2000; The National Platforms of the Socialist Party(multiple years); The Communist Manifesto; and a series of books and papers: Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky; The Cloward/Piven Strategy; The Works of Antonio Gramsci; How Now Shall We Live by Charles Colson; The Snapping of the American Mind by David Kupelian, Understanding the Times by Jeff Meyers and David Noebel; The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk, and many others.
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