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Mar 23, 2014 20:01:39   #
BoJester wrote:
Not really, conservatism supports traditionalism, and many conservatives like to think that any change is social structure is against their core beliefs.

The greatest oppostition to a******n is from conservatives and THEIR religious convictions

Same interracial marriage and off-spring

Same for same sex marriage

Same for religious freedom for ALL religions

The rate of acceptance of these and other social change lags far behind the rest of the population of this country.

A good example is the social structure in Canada, where these issues have become non-issues because of the more liberal attitudes of the citizens
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Wrong again comrade BoBo. This country was founded on Christianity, libertarianism/conservatism and traditional principles and values. These values and principles are tried and true markers as a moral and just compass. Many things change over time, but man's nature does not. These principles are guideposts for man to keep it between the ditches. It's when we abandon these values and principles that we veer off into the ditch.

Moreover, it is the Marxist faction (aka; Progressives) in this country that pushes for "change" in order to push through their destructive agenda. [Yes, that means YOU]

"Right to choose" a******n policy is simply population control. Margaret Sanger, Eugenics and Planned Parenthood. Follow the thread. Bad ending every time.

I apply this point of view: I am pro-life AND pro-choice. Paradoxical? Not when reason is applied. My belief is that "We as Americans should be free to follow our own pursuits as long as it doesn't infringe on the rights of others."

That being the premise, I believe a woman has the right to choose...but the choice is NOT where the Progressives have "moved the goalpost" to. The choice is not to take a life out of convenience, but whether or not to copulate. Or, whether to copulate with or without birth control. THAT is the choice. If you choose wrong...you don't get to murder an unborn child out of convenience. Pregnant? That's your responsibility. Based on reason, Roe vs Wade is unconstitutional and therefore should be overturned.

"Freedom and personal responsibility" is my creed. If you make bad decisions, you take the responsibility to accept the consequences of those decisions. In the subject of a******n, you shouldn't get a mulligan for your lack of judgment. Therefore, logically, a******n (except in the cases of rape, life-threat of mother, dead fetus...) should not be allowed because it is murder and murder is already against the law. This should also be coupled with NO welfare benefits for able-bodied parents who have kids they can't afford. Welfare should only be for the elderly and truly disabled. Even "disabled" people can work if they want to. The ease of getting welfare and legalized a******ns have caused great damage to this country. These policies are simply bailouts for the irresponsible.

Gay marriage? My Christian faith says it's wrong. However, my faith also says that God is the only judge on this topic, not man. Therefore, gay people should be free to marry or be gay or wh**ever. The fed gov't should not be in the business of legislating morality. Same goes for interracial marriage, and so forth. I don't care what people do as long as it doesn't hurt someone else and I don't have to pay for it.

I'll stop there. If you'd liked to be schooled further on what Libertarians and Conservatives think, just ask.
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Mar 23, 2014 18:30:48   #
rumitoid wrote:
Here is a brief portion of the article at
http://news.yahoo.com/un-scientists-see-grim-future-no-action-035340842.html

"The work comes six months after the first volume in the long-awaited Fifth Assessment Report declared scientists were more certain than ever that humans caused g****l w*****g.

It predicted global temperatures would rise 0.3-4.8 degrees Celsius (0.5-8.6 degrees Fahrenheit) this century, adding to roughly 0.7 C since the Industrial Revolution. Seas will creep up by 26-82 centimetres (10.4-32.8 inches) by 2100."

http://news.yahoo.com/un-scientists-see-grim-future-no-action-035340842.html
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The "scientists" have lost all credibility since they were caught cooking the books at the IPCC in 2009. The earth has been in a cooling trend since 1998. The green initiative is a global s**m for some to get rich and governments to control the masses. Wise up.
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Mar 23, 2014 18:25:29   #
BoJester wrote:
If there was any doubt that the civil war between the republican party and the republican party is real, check out the assault that mr. frothy is making against the "supposed front runner" of the teapartyconservatives.

Wait, isn't that who mr. frothy claims support his brand of lunacy?

Much fun watching the gop devour itself.

Keep it up, and the fat limburg and faux news meme of of republican sweep becomes problematic.

It's a beautiful thing when conservatives bash each other and confuse their low intellect supporters.



http://dailycaller.com/2014/03/21/santorum-whacks-romney-clubs-rand-paul/#!
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The "rift" in the GOP is between Constitutionalists (aka; TEA Party) and Progressives (aka; C*******t Light or Patient C*******ts). Also, there is always a difference of opinion between Libertarians and Conservatives on foreign policy, military spending and social issues within the GOP. Throw out the Progressives and the chasm is over.
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Mar 23, 2014 18:02:00   #
Btfkr wrote:
Your position was clear the first time. Sorry, it is just wrong. :) The working poor are PART of the cause of the poor economy. How else would you "address" the minimum pay? A strong economy comes from a strong working class, so how would you strengthen the economy? As the article pointed out the min wage increase in WA state did not tank the economy. I don't believe talk of wages is illusionist play. Perhaps the talk against it is.


Let me field this one Duckie....To answer your question, "...how would you strengthen the economy?"....First, you reduce over-confiscatory taxes and overreaching regulation on businesses. Second, you unleash the vast energy reserves we have in this country by, again, reducing taxes, regulation and moratoriums on oil, nat gas & coal. Just this move alone would turn things around and go along way to pull us out of the deep hole we're in regarding debt and deficits. While raising min wage may not hurt some businesses as much, it would cripple most small businesses. The "one size fits all" gov't intervention is, again, NOT a viable solution.
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Mar 14, 2014 22:43:10   #
Kevyn wrote:
I always get a kick out of it when a Texan brags about Texas it is the same as a toddler who is proud of making a boom boom in his diaper.


"There is no "Texas Miracle" either today or yesterday. What we have is a state with a great divide between the rich & poor. Rick Perry has made a career of exploiting these divisions and touting himself as some kind of job creator. The fact is that Perry has presided over one of the most dysfunctional states in the country. As they say in Texas he's all hat and no cattle. Look at the stats and make up your own mind......."

• lowest per capita savings & wealth (bottom 10 states) --- source: statemaster, ag edwards

• h**e crimes (10 worst states) --- source: statemaster, FBI

• life expectancy 76.7 (bottom half of states) --- source: bloomberg businessweek

• worst drop out rate in nation --- source: houston chronicle

• least healthy states 2010 (bottom 10 worst states) --- source: healthinsurance org

• highest percentage of uninsured in the nation 2010 --- source: healthinsurance org

• children in poverty 2010 (bottom 10 worst states) --- source: healthinsurance org

• prenatal care & infectious disease (ranked near the bottom) source: healthinsurance org

• one of the most dangerous states 2010 (ranked in worst 1/3 rd) --- source: infoplease

• math & science rankings 2010 (bottom half of the nation) --- source: huffington post

• second highest illiteracy rate in nation --- source: huffington post, literarytexas org

• highest insurance rates in the US 2009 (200% higher under rick perry) --- source: texas kaos

• median income 49k (bottom half of all states) --- source: wikipedia

• some of the highest property tax rates, home closing fees, & general revenue fees in the country --- source: dallas morning news

• adults in poverty (bottom 10 states) --- source: dallas morning news

• ranked fifth worst state to live in --- source: statemaster

• unemployment rate 8.2 % (ranked  24th in nation behind NY, Mass, MD, & MN to name a few) ---  source: wikipedia

• highest percentage of minimum wage jobs in US (10+%)--- source: thinkprogress

• median hourly wage $11.20 (bottom half of states) --- source: thinkprogress

• national leader in teen pregnancy --- source: statemaster

• third highest obesity rate in nation --- source: statemaster

• adults with mental health problems (top half of states) --- source: statemaster

• one of the least consumer friendly state's in the nation - including limits on what bad doctors & negligent companies can be sued for --- source: huffington post

• government subsidized poaching of out of state jobs... destroying the lives of hundreds of thousands of people around the country --- source: time, dallas morning news

• poor environmental quality ( ranked in bottom 1/3rd of states ) --- source: forbes
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I noticed that most all of your sources are l*****t propaganda blow holes. Next time try Pravda and Al Jazeera to complete the c****e set.
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Mar 9, 2014 22:48:28   #
The COS is an attempt to Amend the Constitution. The proposed amendments they are discussing are a Balance Budget Amendment and possibly Term Limits for Congress.
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Mar 9, 2014 22:31:47   #
maelstrom wrote:
Remembering learning in a climatology class back in college, over thirty years ago and before all this g****l w*****g, I learned that the earth has its way of balancing itself. When there was an extremely hot summer a very cold winter would follow, as visa versa.

The cold winters actually confirm g****l w*****g. There other factors to take into the consideration this temporary cooling trend, that can buy us more time to rec**p from the tonnage of CO we've deployed into our atmosphere.

"...the earth has its way of balancing itself..." Then, what the hell are we fussing about? Besides, the IPCC was caught cooking the books on this whole g****l w*****g s**m back in 2009. Show's over folks! The jig is up. I mean, when you have to move the goal post from G****l W*****g to C*****e C****e...so that no matter what happens...you're right, then we have a bona fide s**m on our hands. CO2 emissions? Really? How gullible do you have to be to swallow that nonsense? 5th grade science debunks that "theory". G****l W*****g/C*****e C****e = CONTROL. That's what it's all about. Redistribution, which is legalized theft, which is in the form of taxation and regulation. THAT, my fellow Americans, IS the t***h.
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Mar 9, 2014 21:56:08   #
First rule of engagement is to never underestimate your opponent. You need not look any further than the 2008 e******n for that lesson...not to mention the 2012. These Progressive Marxists will steal the e******n by hook or crook. Don't let sound reasoning on the qualifications of a l*****t candidate cloud your thinking. Based on what I've seen in the last two e******ns (all reason aside), if Hillary runs...she'll win. Common sense on the subject matters not.
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Mar 9, 2014 21:40:56   #
My thoughts exactly. I was trying to figure out if it was a trick question. Seemed obvious. Marx & Engels...the gift that keeps on giving.
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Mar 9, 2014 16:58:34   #
McCarthy has been vilified by the left for decades for his anti-socialist and anti-c*******t crusades. Part of the criticism was not only did he "grand stand" while conducting a "witch hunt", but he was beating a "dead horse". Meaning, this had already been done 15 years earlier by Rep. Martin Dies and his House Committee on Un-American Activities campaign.

Dies committee was formed after the FDR administration started employing c*******ts into the federal government...on purpose! The committee was derailed (by design) when it went after Shirley Temple because she was associated with a known c*******t. I say, by design, because on the committee with Dies was fellow Rep. from New York, Samuel Dickstein. Dickstein, later, was discovered to be a c*******t himself that had subversively worked to discredit the committee from within.

Nonetheless, whether McCarthy was rehashing "old news" or not...HE WAS RIGHT! Like him or not, HE WAS RIGHT!

As for Edward R. Murrow, he was a known L*****t with an agenda.

A book you might want to read on this topic "Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Sen. Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies" by M. Stanton Evans
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