Yes I am and I don't renounce it one bit.I am also a member of mensa.
Where's the option for," I don't agree with all they do but appreciate their focus on upholding civil liberies when it benefits them" ?
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That's my problem, as well. I admire the ACLU's actions in support of free speech and against government endorsement of religion, but they should defend all civil liberties not just a select few.Their absurd stance on the Second Amendment spoils it for me.
Though I have supported much of what they've done, their unwillingness to uphold the 2nd, and call it a "collective right of the government, not people" is highly damaging to our rights.
They pick an choose which liberties they defend.
Just like you.
Just like you.
Their absurd stance on the Second Amendment spoils it for me.
Though I have supported much of what they've done, their unwillingness to uphold the 2nd, and call it a "collective right of the government, not people" is highly damaging to our rights.
Many years ago I used to be a card carrying member of the ACLU, but no longer. I figured out that they were changing their focus to only support the rights of those they agreed with, mainly leftists and liberals, or maybe they were always like that but I did not realize it. Now it seems that they are just a bunch of lefty lawyers who won't take on any cases to protect the rights of those who aren't also of the left.
Same with Amnesty International. I supported their cause, now I tend to doubt their impartiality as well.
LOL, it's you that's warped. It speaks well of them you are not supporting them.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,108140,00.html
They fought (and are still fighting) the Patriot Act. I support their efforts on this one.
That's my problem, as well. I admire the ACLU's actions in support of free speech and against government endorsement of religion, but they should defend all civil liberties not just a select few.
Yeah, a single privacy issue that involved Limbaugh. Not enough to make your case.
Take a comprehensive look at the entirety of their case load for the past thirty years, including amicus curiae briefs, and then get back to me.
There's really no need for the ACLU to try to defend the 2nd Amendment
