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Use this form to insult a group of people.
________ don't have friends. They have expendable humans they can use to block the rocks others throw at them for being disciples of a psychotic _________ ___-ghoul. Ex: Commie don't have friends. They have expendable humans they can use to block the rocks others throw at them for being disciples of a psychotic power-grubbing he-ghoul. Christian don't have friends. They have expendable humans they can use to block the rocks others throw at them for being disciples of a psychotic hippie-grubbing he-ghoul. p.s.: don't know what grubbing means... but anyway,,, |
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Originally posted by Jon Miller
BTW, is Randism becoming more popular? If by Randism you mean Libertarianism, then I think that the answer to that is yes. In my experience, it is seriously competing with traditional conservatism (economically libertarian, socially traditionalist / authoritarian) amongst the young, right-leaning American. |
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I dont think people should die because they dont have enough money for medicine or an expensive surgery, so I favour the sate giving free health care to everybody.
Libertarians think that would be avoided thru charity and donations, but it is bullshit for numerous reasons. I think they are generally greedy and immoral. |
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Originally posted by Barnabas
I dont think people should die because they dont have enough money for medicine or an expensive surgery, so I favour the sate giving free health care to everybody. Libertarians think that would be avoided thru charity and donations, but it is bullshit for numerous reasons. I think they are generally greedy and immoral. By "they," I assume you mean objectivists/Randroids? My GF is Libertarian, and I think a lot of libs are like her: not immoral, just inclined to trust the government too little and businesspeople too much. I think it's a tad naive of her to think human society can exist without anyone in a position of genuine power, but I certainly wouldn't call her evil (as evidenced by my dating her). Objectivism, on the other hand... ![]() |
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This thread rocks... some awesome one liners here:
[q=Elok]Randians don't have friends. They have expendable humans they can use to block the rocks others throw at them for being disciples of a psychotic money-grubbing she-ghoul.[/q] [q=Jon Miller]Well, yeah. He is my freind, I didn't say I was his.[/q] ![]() ![]() [q=Jon Miller]To be honest, he (this freind) is sort of a crap human being, but I like him anyways.[/q] ![]() ![]() More (by which I mean more one liners, not Sir Thomas More) ![]() |
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Originally posted by korn469
How do libertarians propose dealing with corporations? I mean if the government almost faded away, Verizon, AT&T, and the cable companies would still own the internet connections to the majority of people's homes. It's not like some individual will have enough money saved up to suddenly build a competing fiber optic network to suddenly start competing with Verizon's FIOS. Large govts grow as the size of corporations grow. |
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