[B-Chan]

It's kind of hard to believe that people who claim to be conservative come to FR and advocate the destruction of the Republic and union of church and state.

Are you referring to me, noob? In my eleven-year history of posting to FR I have never once advocated the destruction of the American republic nor advocated the union of church and state, as anyone with even a passing ability to read and comprehend the English language can clearly see. I do advocate traditional conservatism, which predates both the liberal revolutionary consciousness that gave us the U.S. Constitution and the French Republics and the watered-down Chamber of Commerce Limbaugh Liberalism most Freepers espouse.

You've been here what, four whole years? That makes you a "W Freeper". How's that rock-solid support of "compassionate conservatism" working out for you, O great Freeper sage?

[wmfights]

To: EveningStar

I want a Catholic monarchy. One won’t appear as the result of positive action, however; the restored Christian society will arise organically after the fall of the current global social order.

18 posted on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 2:34:21 PM by B-Chan (Catholic. Monarchist. Texan. Any questions?) [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 2 | View Replies | Report Abuse]

In my eleven-year history of posting to FR I have never once advocated the destruction of the American republic nor advocated the union of church and state, as anyone with even a passing ability to read and comprehend the English language can clearly see.

You really should try to remember what your posting.

[Dead Corpse]

In my eleven-year history of posting to FR I have never once advocated the destruction of the American republic nor advocated the union of church and state, as anyone with even a passing ability to read and comprehend the English language can clearly see. I do advocate traditional conservatism, which predates both the liberal revolutionary consciousness that gave us the U.S. Constitution and the French Republics and the watered-down Chamber of Commerce Limbaugh Liberalism most Freepers espouse.

You make one statement in your first sentence, that is then contradicted by your next sentence.

This not only makes you an idiot, but a liar as well.

Isn't that a sin?