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14 years ago @ Tenth Amendment Center - Health Care and the Fa... · 0 replies · +3 points
No one can take your right to free speech, you have the ability to say, write, express as you wish - irrespective of whatever a government attempts to do. What we have a right to is the pursuit of happiness which Ben Franklin aptly noted is "an action of the self". It is up to you. You have the right to pursue a job, access to such pursuit is equality (the opportunity) not to the job itself. You have a right to purchase health care with the dollars you earn from that job, not demand it, as the article accurately points out, through the slavery of others.
Your life is predicated on each choice you've made. You are where you are in life forged by a series of choices you personally made. If health care were important to you then you would have made choices by which to afford such or get your government out of regulations & controls which limit competition and drive up prices.
14 years ago @ Big Government - 2010: The Kyoto Election · 0 replies · +1 points
Republicans are so good at self-evaluation & self-correction, it's control then manipulation that gets 'em into trouble because then it just seems like they are doing the same thing liberals are doing.
Now, once on solid footing, demanding evidence from gorebal warmers & those who make the claims about climate change, especially the models/data utilized to "project", becomes an argument that really says, "put up or shut up" and reveals liberals as the frauds they are! It's a tall order, but it can happen.
Cheers!
14 years ago @ Big Government - 2010: The Kyoto Election · 1 reply · +1 points
Here's the dilemma: Republicans hold "beliefs" about religion and existence for which they don't apply science - to them, a consensus has decided. It's the same that gorebal warmers do.
Here's the solution: belief systems are personal & subjective; we don't argue such things because it belongs to the individual conscious mind to decide.
Here's the problem: Republicans, most often Conservatives, want their beliefs favored in order to impose laws on marriage, education, etc. it's hypocritical
Here's the solution: Republicans uphold limited government by advocating for government to get out of our personal lives, let free market innovation & creativity solve these issues so that each American can live his life as he sees fit, not imposing on others or asking for favor/entitlement.
14 years ago @ Freedom Watch With The... - 10/21/2009 Freedom Wat... · 0 replies · +1 points
Hopefully that clarifies those points. Check out my blog or my homepage for my book, there's some info there, too.
BTW - thanks for having a rational discussion - it's refreshing! : )
14 years ago @ Freedom Watch With The... - 10/21/2009 Freedom Wat... · 0 replies · +1 points
Independents don't like war, and I agree, I'm not fond of it myself. However, I live in reality that in our development as a society there are people who want to kill Americans, there are people who want to enslave other human beings, commit genocide, et.al.
and I agree, Barry the usurper! did you see the latest on Repubx.com? check it out.
14 years ago @ Freedom Watch With The... - 10/21/2009 Freedom Wat... · 2 replies · +1 points
Free Market solutions can solve these social issues with creativity and innovation, not through government imposing/infringing on Americans.
If you're a conservative wanting gov't to control behavior (read: moralize) through legislation, then you're part of the problem because you're asking the same thing that liberals are - entitlement and favor for your opinions over others.
14 years ago @ Big Government - Sen. Burris: Bush Cost... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Big Government - Sen. Burris: Bush Cost... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Big Hollywood - BREAKING: NEA Chairman... · 0 replies · +1 points
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