Overcoming Liberalism: A 12-Step Program

[Deus Ex Machina]

bump for a good post.

 

[Burning_Inside]

step 13: let them solve their own problems.

that's pretty scum-bag'ish if you ask me. Funny how as we advance more and more into the future, a future built on helping one another, we now want to say fuck ff to those "beneath" us. Well fuck you too.

 

[Moderate_THIS]

Step 10: Eat a hamburger. If God didn’t intend for us to eat animals, he wouldn’t have made them out of meat.

LMAO

 

[Tiervexx]

that's pretty scum-bag'ish if you ask me. Funny how as we advance more and more into the future, a future built on helping one another, we now want to say fuck ff to those "beneath" us. Well fuck you too.

I'm not the one that is trying to rob people and force my burden on others, and I’m willing to bet that I’ve given a much larger portion of my money away than you have.

It is easy to mistake such comments as me being against charity but this is simply not true. I am only against the theft that government programs are funded with.

If I am in an unpleasant situation I might ASK someone for help but I have enough respect for individual rights to not take what I want by force. Anyone that would step on another’s rights in any way to any extent is shit in my eyes.

 

[the nature boy]

While I agree with some of those points, the guy never talks about the massive government spending and government growth. I also have a problem with the defending freedom part. We haven't done that since Korea, and I don't want some dumbass to tie Iraq with defending freedom. It also amazes me that certain republicans are still infatuated with Bill Clinton. He's been out of office for over 3 years. Seems to me like the lack of any real significant achievement by this current administration only leads people to bash Clinton, thus blurring one's eyes to the current issues. Anyway, it was clever in a highschool sort of way.

 

[Tiervexx]

While I agree with some of those points, the guy never talks about the massive government spending and government growth. I also have a problem with the defending freedom part. We haven't done that since Korea, and I don't want some dumbass to tie Iraq with defending freedom. It also amazes me that certain republicans are still infatuated with Bill Clinton. He's been out of office for over 3 years. Seems to me like the lack of any real significant achievement by this current administration only leads people to bash Clinton, thus blurring one's eyes to the current issues. Anyway, it was clever in a highschool sort of way.

good post.

 

[buddy28]

While I agree with some of those points, the guy never talks about the massive government spending and government growth. I also have a problem with the defending freedom part. We haven't done that since Korea, and I don't want some dumbass to tie Iraq with defending freedom. It also amazes me that certain republicans are still infatuated with Bill Clinton. He's been out of office for over 3 years. Seems to me like the lack of any real significant achievement by this current administration only leads people to bash Clinton, thus blurring one's eyes to the current issues. Anyway, it was clever in a highschool sort of way.

What has Bush done for you lately??

 

[Testosterone boy]

What has Bush done for you lately??

Well I can assure you that bush does almost nothing for either tiervexx or aap.


History will say three things about this administration:

They did everything they could for the super rich and ignored the rest.

They made themselves super richer by any and all means possible.

The country lived in a constant state of fear and anxiety during their reighn of terror and they milked that for all it was worth.



Well thats what my history book says anyway.

 

[Apöllo]

Step 50: Put drugs into Black neighborhoods

 

[Bulldog_10]

LOL at America being a beacon defending freedom throughout the world. I used to be that naive.