Why I am not a liberal: Joseph Farah excoriates socialism, legalized theft of the left

Joe Farah is a Yankee Doodle Dandy. The ones our Forefathers were like before the cursed "isms" came around. Heck what with the Republicans pushing a prescription drug benefit for the geezers with our tax money, I can't call myself a conservative either. I do believe in restoring American greatness, traditional values, the rule of law, private property, and professing reverence for God. Farah is right; most of us don't belong to ANY of today's three categories. Now if he knows WHO is he is, I'll second a move to have FR cease to be conservative and become whatever. Somehow I like the sound of it. I want America to be like it used to be.

Liberalism also kills.
It kills in a thousand different ways. Let me give you a few:

Since the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling, more than 30 million unborn babies have been killed in America. Liberals, in general, seem to have more respect and reverence for bald eagle eggs than unborn humans.
By actively working to disarm the American population, in direct violation of the U.S. Constitution, liberals condemn the defenseless to death – often at the hands of criminals they help spring from prison.
Through opposition to missile defense and civil defense, liberals leave the entire civilian population open to annihilation at the hands of a nuclear-armed madman, an accidental launch by a nuclear power and terrorist attacks.
Through over-deployment of the armed forces all over the world and wars like Vietnam, liberals kill U.S. soldiers and foreign soldiers and civilians without so much as a care about the constitutional basis for their actions.
Liberalism is less an ideology than utopian wishful thinking. It cares not about the actual results of its policies, only about doing something. The "something" that it does always empowers government at the expense of people.

Farah speculates that these utopians care not about their policies. This demonstrates a logical disconnect by Farah and others. As the evidence at *Death Cultivation mounts, how can anyone not make the connection between those policies and the constant reference to too many people in one place or the other, indeed on the entire planet? As the sophisticates of Weimar Germany didn't take seriously the intentions explicitly laid out by Hitler in Mein Kampf, too many of us are not taking the enviro-wacko call for drastic human population reduction as not fair warning.

While the "liberals" Farah upbraids may take no note of the consequences of their policies, the same cannot be said about our megalomaniacal elitists who see gains flowing from the blindness of these useful idiots.

Even here at FR, where there are significantly more morally aware thinkers, there are not an insignificant number who read the enviro-wacko ideas and say "ya know, Av, they do have a point."

Well, if they have a point, why don't more of you fellow travelers tell us what it is you like?

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