[quote]ZEB wrote:
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Hey…I don’t think through and I’m afraid of change! YOU TAKIN BOUT ME MISTER!![/quote]
Not you of course.
[quote]ZEB wrote:
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Hey…I don’t think through and I’m afraid of change! YOU TAKIN BOUT ME MISTER!![/quote]
Not you of course.
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Big Banana wrote:
[quote]Brother Chris wrote:
[quote]Big Banana wrote:
[quote]kamui wrote:
A libertarian is someone who believe in the Market Leprechaun, the austrian version of the Tooth Fairy.
if you believe in the traditionnal tooth fairy, you can consider yourself immunized.
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A libertarian believes that the less the government messes with the market the better.
A liberal/progressive believes the government should regulate the free market and then regulate it more when it their earlier regulations don’t work.
A conservative believes that old government regulations are perfectly fine but new ones are insane, unless they personally benefit him. Recent new regulation should be repealed.
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Yes, because political positions are best defined in one or two sentences. You are mistaken on your definition entirely on conservatives.
They hold that the democracy of the dead was not a bunch of insane baboons and for good reason made the laws which we have, and that if there is to be reform it should be a prudent reform and definitely not a revolution. [/quote]
I was making fun of the Sean Hannity’s of the world with my off the cuff definition of conservatives. I have much in common with conservatives but all too often many of them do not think things through and are afraid of change.[/quote]
I put that blame on the lack of reading the classics of the Western world. [/quote]
Absoulutely. These things have been dissected and discussed for thousands of years and most people, liberal, conservative or other, don’t have a clue about it.
[quote]Big Banana wrote:
[quote]ZEB wrote:
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Hey…I don’t think through and I’m afraid of change! YOU TAKIN BOUT ME MISTER!![/quote]
Not you of course.[/quote]
Oh, well then carry on.