Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: Fausto
....and you live in CA why again?Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: DanJ
I think you got some serious answers. This country isn't based on if you don't like it leave. This is a country supposedly by the people for the people, is it not?Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Ok, so nobody want to even try to give a serious answer?
I'm not suggesting Liberals be banned from voting...just that they live in a place that they don't have to work so hard to change.
Do you hear me incessently shrieking about how horrible and wayward the state is? No you don't.
Originally posted by: conjur
Who here is complaining about the nation, itself? It's the leadership that needs to be removed and replaced with one that will foster debate in determining policy and actually use diplomacy in its foreign relations.
Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx
Originally posted by: Orsorum
Last I checked, 50% of the voting public voted for a Democrat last election, and public opinion is currently split roughly 50/50 between a conservative and liberal presidential candidate. Sounds to me more like the voting public wants to change America.
I know I am stupid (thus a Republican), but if 50% voted Democrat last election and "public opinion is currently split roughly 50/50 between a conservative and liberal presidential candidate," how, then, could you conclude that the "voting public wants to change America?" Are they teaching some sort of new Godel META-logic proofs that I need to research?![]()
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Why are you trying to change America to be more like it rather than moving there yourself? It's a closet-socialist's wet dream come true.
They have:
1. Universal Healthcare
2. Gay marriages legalized
3. No Patriot Act
4. Decriminalization of pot (almost?) and lower drinking age
5. No references to God in pledges or money
If you're staying here just for the landscape you may be pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the Canadian Rockies, Victoria Island, and the other side of Niagara Falls.
Well, you constantly obsess about what the horrible liberals are up to at any given moment, and you live in a state that is known for being left-leaning. Applying your....uh...."logic" to the situation I don't see why you're not putting a downpayment on a nice compound in Idaho or something.Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: Fausto
....and you live in CA why again?Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: DanJ
I think you got some serious answers. This country isn't based on if you don't like it leave. This is a country supposedly by the people for the people, is it not?Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Ok, so nobody want to even try to give a serious answer?
I'm not suggesting Liberals be banned from voting...just that they live in a place that they don't have to work so hard to change.
Do you hear me incessently shrieking about how horrible and wayward the state is? No you don't.
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: conjur
Who here is complaining about the nation, itself? It's the leadership that needs to be removed and replaced with one that will foster debate in determining policy and actually use diplomacy in its foreign relations.
The nation is just the collection of rules and policies. You change them you change the nation. If we suddenly became communist this would not be the same nation. If we suddenly become Canada, it wouldn't be the same nation and, by the way, neither would Canada. You elect leaders based on their policies, do you not? So you're voting for policies. And policies are enough to change the nation.
Originally posted by: Puwaha
You should be proud that the liberals are so set on "regime change" here in America. That little ideal goes a long way.
Originally posted by: Orsorum
But you would vote for conservative candidates, you would conceivably assist in conservative election campaigns, write messages on internet bulletin boards supporting conservative political initiatives, correct?
Originally posted by: alchemize
Here's my trollish thoughts
1) Liberals are too lazy to move
2) Liberals don't like the cold
3) Liberals like to whine
4) Liberals don't like the French *that much*
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: Orsorum
But you would vote for conservative candidates, you would conceivably assist in conservative election campaigns, write messages on internet bulletin boards supporting conservative political initiatives, correct?
Of course. Because our conservative policy is what makes this country unique. If that's lost--the quality which has made us such a great country--then we're gonna be just like everyone else.
Of course, I'm only partly serious in my question...I think both sides need each other to keep the extreme voices marginalized. But if I had a conservative equivalent to Canada and felt as strongly as many liberals do about the current administration, it would be a comforting thought to know I had the option.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Here's my trollish thoughts
1) Liberals are too lazy to move
2) Liberals don't like the cold
3) Liberals like to whine
4) Liberals don't like the French *that much*
Originally posted by: conjur
And Kerry would return it to something more closely resembling what the Founding Fathers had intended.
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: conjur
Who here is complaining about the nation, itself? It's the leadership that needs to be removed and replaced with one that will foster debate in determining policy and actually use diplomacy in its foreign relations.
The nation is just the collection of rules and policies. You change them you change the nation. If we suddenly became communist this would not be the same nation. If we suddenly become Canada, it wouldn't be the same nation and, by the way, neither would Canada. You elect leaders based on their policies, do you not? So you're voting for policies. And policies are enough to change the nation.
Originally posted by: daveshel
That kind of crap has been heard since the days of Viet Nam. America: Love It Or Leave It. It didn't fly then and it won't fly now. An American has a responsibility to analyze and criticize and to work to change what s/he disagrees with.
Originally posted by: lozina
Originally posted by: alchemize
Here's my trollish thoughts
1) Liberals are too lazy to move
2) Liberals don't like the cold
3) Liberals like to whine
4) Liberals don't like the French *that much*
You forgot to mention that Liberals eat baby kittens.
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: daveshel
That kind of crap has been heard since the days of Viet Nam. America: Love It Or Leave It. It didn't fly then and it won't fly now. An American has a responsibility to analyze and criticize and to work to change what s/he disagrees with.
If I likened President Bush to Hitler, I'd be remiss NOT to move to Canada or I'd be making myself a party to a Nazi regime.
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: conjur
Who here is complaining about the nation, itself? It's the leadership that needs to be removed and replaced with one that will foster debate in determining policy and actually use diplomacy in its foreign relations.
The nation is just the collection of rules and policies. You change them you change the nation. If we suddenly became communist this would not be the same nation. If we suddenly become Canada, it wouldn't be the same nation and, by the way, neither would Canada. You elect leaders based on their policies, do you not? So you're voting for policies. And policies are enough to change the nation.
And Kerry would return it to something more closely resembling what the Founding Fathers had intended.
Originally posted by: halik
Originally posted by: lozina
Originally posted by: alchemize
Here's my trollish thoughts
1) Liberals are too lazy to move
2) Liberals don't like the cold
3) Liberals like to whine
4) Liberals don't like the French *that much*
You forgot to mention that Liberals eat baby kittens.
wheres the part about liberals causing cancer?
