> On Mar 29, 12:16 pm, Vide...@tcq.net wrote:
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>> On Mar 29, 4:04 am, Roy Batty gmail.com> wrote:

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>>> tcq.net> wrote:

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>>>> you are correct.
>>>> here is a little peice i made up explaining conservative/libertarian
>>>> lunacy.
>>>> "libertarians/conservatives are the only group of people i know that
>>>> are constantly outraged at the results of their own polices, then they
>>>> blame government(the blaming government part was added by another
>>>> fellow, of course he is very smart.)."

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>>> Libertarians tend to think that they are "free thinkers"

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>> but everyone of them speaks of living libertarian ideals. i ask them
>> if they live by someone else's rules, then they are not free. i ask
>> them who enforces their rules in a free market. they say the market.
>> then i say who enforces the rules if someone breaks them. they say
>> government. so much for their so-called ideals.
>> what they want is liberty to lie, steal, cheat, and exploit.

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>>> "Then, when you're driving on the Illinois toll way and you've picked up a
>>> Libertarian Hitchhiker he suddenly hits you up for more coin!"

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>>> - Dee Dee Ramone

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>>> (Notorious rock and roll writer, drug addict and muse for a great band, born
>>> in Vancouver Canada)

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>> pretty right on there.

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> Libertarians are consummate hypocrites. The typical libertarian is
> retired on a substantial pension, with good health insurance. He
> doesn't need the government for education, employment, health care.
> All he needs government for is protecting his money. So, he feels
> that taxes should only go to the military and the police. Makes
> sense, from his point of view! He doesn't give a damn about the
> future, because he's old, so he sees no point in investing in new
> technologies, or in children, or in much of anything. He just wants
> the "liberty" to use his money -- which was almost certainly obtained,
> directly and indirectly, with government assistance -- any way he
> wants, and doesn't want to share it with anybody. They have no real
> opinion other than "what's mine is mine" -- although they got plenty
> of help getting it!