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It's about principles.
1 posted on 11/27/2012 4:48:16 PM PST by billflax
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To: billflax
It's about principles.

Nope, it's about live theatre. Much like professional wrestling, the Republicans are scripted to lose every time, and their posse just continues to support them, no matter what.

2 posted on 11/27/2012 5:02:24 PM PST by elkfersupper ( Member of the Original Defiant Class)
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Minority populations are younger, expanding rapidly and demand action. But several factors are missed.

That may well be ms washerman, regarding the expanding rapidly thing, (meaning breeding).

BUT, the missing factors are these: Ours are SMARTER, more self reliant and can handle their arms better if need be. Those are your missing factors.

3 posted on 11/27/2012 5:20:09 PM PST by annieokie
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You are dreaming. More than 50 % of legal immigrants are on the welfare rolls. They want things and know they are a part of a coalition that can vote themselves things that you got and they want. Only thing turns this around is threats to peoples lives from outside forces.


4 posted on 11/27/2012 5:31:31 PM PST by jwalsh07
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To: billflax

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz chastised that Republicans, “got whiter and more male.”


Oddly, so does DWS every time I see her.


5 posted on 11/27/2012 6:08:04 PM PST by ConservativeStatement (Having an abortion is "progressive"?)
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To: billflax
"It's about ideas." "It's about principles."

Precisely, and even more precisely, it's about the ideas and principles essential to liberty!

Once that enduring principle is understood, then every individual in every ethnic group will come to realize that the enduring ideas underlying liberty are incompatible with those of so-called "progressive" planners, regulators, controllers, and redistributors.

The following piece could facilitate a level of discourse which might help Americans of all racial and ethnic backgrounds to evaluate the grave matters before us:

"1. Does this legislation or idea increase, or decrease, individual freedom and creativity?

"2. Does this legislation or idea increase, or decrease, the power of some citizens over other citizens?

"3. Does this legislation or idea recognize that the persons who will exercise the power are themselves imperfect human beings?

"4. Does this legislation or idea recognize that government is incapable of creating wealth?

"5. Does this legislation or idea authorize taking from some what belongs to them, and giving it to others to whom it does not belong?
If 'thou shalt not steal' is a valid commandment, can we assume that it is meant to apply only to individuals and not to government (which is made up of individuals), even if those persons in power pass laws which sanction such redistribution of the wealth of others?'

"6. Does this legislation or idea encourage, or discourage, the very highest level of morality and responsibility from the individual?
. . .when government makes actions 'legal' by some citizens at the expense of other citizens, the result may be behavior which would not be considered possible by individuals acting alone.

"7. Does this legislation or idea propose that the 'government' do something which the individual cannot do without committing a crime?"**

**7 principles drawn from James R. Evans book, "America's Choice: Twilight's Last Dawning or Dawn's Early Light," and reprinted in a Stedman Corporation (Asheboro, NC) booklet entitled "I'm Only One, What Can I Do?"


8 posted on 11/27/2012 7:23:07 PM PST by loveliberty2
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