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I feel like social conservatism is the same as being a nazi.
what the fucking fuck right do you have to be conservative when it comes to what other people do socially? get fucking bent. | ||
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You, IRYD, probably have more in common with social conservatives than I do. At least in respects to big federal government rule. You are really not that much different than some neocons, in some ways anyway.
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Last edited by Daywolf; 03-29-2016 at 08:44 PM..
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fwiw it's worth i only said that to antagonize blitzers because i hate him
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a social conservative is only interested in telling individuals how to act and live... it has NOTHING to do with anything else.
You want people to act a certain way... just like all idiot republicans, you think the government CAN make people act a certain way, but the truth is it cannot. So stop trying to pretend like you are after life liberty and freedom, when really a social conservative wants to limit ALL of those things, to make people less gay and less black and more fucking victorian. You know who are socially conservative? ISIS is fucking socially conservative. So is every other authoritarian dictatorship | ||
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IRYD what have you done, what makes you so special, what is so spectacular about your existence that you believe the wealth of others should be distributed to you? Why are YOU entitled to OPM, (other people's money?) | |||
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I don't care who you listen/watch/follow, it's trash how you interpret it. All your interpretations are trash. Your list is not my list though, just crossed out the ones I consider 0's. Only one on the list I do listen to once or twice a week is Hannity, from his radio program, not from Faux. Levin == Savage. I've had too many disagreements to bother with Levin. At lest Savage, whom I often disagree with, is entertaining. Though been ages since I listened to him. Quote:
In a civil society, you can't just do whatever you want. It's not just that states should be deciding their stance on say gay marriage, but that the feds should not be deciding on what marriage is in the first place and then trying to regulate it and tax it. If California votes it down (and they did), they should have that right if they want that outcome. But this isn't about that, it's about who is going to control the big nanny state, and the difference between marriage and civil union is simply used as a sacrificial pawn. You're in the wrong camp, you're probably from the far extreme fringes of the libertarian party.
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It's a matter for individual states, not federal empowerment. It's gotta be one or the other, otherwise bad things will happen, it's a given, and will be in some reality show soon to come. At least with individual states, the matter can be best represented by the people, having more of a voice. On the federal level, it becomes on big mess with judges ruling from the bench and people w/o any voice whatsoever. Ok, your next lie, I'm waiting. What did I really say this time? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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This is why I fondly like to say "Republicrats". You get Republicans and Democrats accusing each-other of the things they are both doing together. It's a really ridiculous phenomenon, and it's like they are completely blind to what they are actually saying and doing, themselves. All that stuff should be battled at the state level, not federal level. I'm sure a many social conservatives and neocons would simply say I'm not socially conservative at all. But the matter for me is simply it takes big government to do such things, which imo cuts into fiscal conservatism, and more importantly the constitution. It's imo really hard to be both, very, not were it for social libertarianism which makes more for a smart balance as many have been realizing as of late. IRYD's argument comes down to the battle of the nanny state, which will control it. I say neither, it simply should not exist. But IRYD is a woman of boxes, and the box is what is spoken to, not the individual. And that can be frustrating in a world-view of becoming boxes, all marching in a line, made of metal and gears.
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