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Re: Reagan... not exactly libertarian, but close
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 3 Apr 2000 22:52:59 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> Well, like the debate on what kind of bags, how cars kill the enivronment,
> etc. It is out there, and in some schools.
And your friends from church take what stance on bags? And what about on cars
and the environment?
> > you claim that liberals (you seem to mean all of them, or liberals in • general)
> > favor game play control based on one man's stance. That's not quite fair • is
> > it?
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> Well, look at the Democratic party, and look at the positions that they
> offer. I have rarely seen anyleft-liberal come out in favor of any
> conservative position.
This implies to me that you see right-conservatives favoring liberal positions
on a regular basis. IS that what you mean? Which liberal positions do you
agree with?
> If there ever is a case for one mind party, they are it.
I have no evidence to corroborate your claim that the Democratic party members
tow the line any better than the GOP members. My annecdotal evidence is in
direct opposition.
> Others that don't agree with them, they get kicked out. Most liberals do
Really? How often does ayn political party kick out members for disagreeing on
a few issues?
> support the majority of this. They look at government as the solution for
> everything. While some conservatives, and the Republican party, do have a
> lot of varied views on things.
Like what?
> Look at the debate Al Gore and Bill Bradley have had on health care. All the
> dividing line was how socialistic they wanted it. Same solution, different
> amounts of money.
And the flip side of that coin would be comparing two conservatives who have
the same solution too. People should pay for it themselves. What's the
difference?
Chris
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