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[Old Army]

In the words of that great American diplomat, Jerry Lee Lewis: Angland can KissMyAss. (Topix sure is selective about what it censors.)

[Redd]

Old Army wrote:

In the words of that great American diplomat, Jerry Lee Lewis: Angland can KissMyAss.(Topix sure is selective about what it censors.)

True that.

[guest]

Redd wrote:

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Then WE wouldn't be WE at all, WE would still be English.

If personal responsibility is keeping you from being English, then you have more problems then you realize and the least of them is liberalism.

[EdithMae]

guest wrote:
<quoted text>"If every American were responsible, liberalism would be extinct".

Redd wrote:

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Then WE wouldn't be WE at all, WE would still be English.

Dont ye think them all on the Mayflour woulda been thought of as EXTREME liberals?

[Old Army]

EdithMae wrote:

guest wrote:
<quoted text>"If every American were responsible, liberalism would be extinct".
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Dont ye think them all on the Mayflour woulda been thought of as EXTREME liberals?

Don't know about that, but they sure were extreme to those women that they accused of witchcraft.

[BARNEYII]

Billy Bob wrote:

<quoted text>Just a side note the USA hasn't "Won" a was since WWII.

Now hold on here for a dog gone minute, how bout Operation Urgent Fury,

Saint Ronnie went down to that Caribbean island nation of Grenada, with a population of about 91,000 an had a U.S. victory within a matter of weeks.

[Redd]

guest wrote:

<quoted text>If personal responsibility is keeping you from being English, then you have more problems then you realize and the least of them is liberalism.

That, amongst all the mindless drivel you have posted on this board, is the most incoherent and telling lack of commonsense understanding I have witnessed.

[Guess Who]

Old Army wrote:

Its a great day to be an American, just paid off the balance on our joint credit card that my wife and I used to buy Christmas presents for each other, our kids and our grandkids.

Thats very good. Hurrah for you. There is a guy that hosts a radio show Dave Ramsey that give,s advice about getting out of debt. Myself Im debt free. Ive never owned a credit card. I do have a debit card but rarely use it. I usually pay cash for everything. If I where to need to write a check for a large amount. I would have to deposit the cash to cover it. The bank isnt paying me anything to use my money so I simply dont keep much money in the checking account.

[Old Army]

Guess Who wrote:

<quoted text>Thats very good. Hurrah for you. There is a guy that hosts a radio show Dave Ramsey that give,s advice about getting out of debt. Myself Im debt free. Ive never owned a credit card. I do have a debit card but rarely use it. I usually pay cash for everything. If I where to need to write a check for a large amount. I would have to deposit the cash to cover it. The bank isnt paying me anything to use my money so I simply dont keep much money in the checking account.

Not too long ago my wife and I stopped at the liquor store in Augusta. I didn't notice but she saw a couple go in and the man had an envelope (I suppose with cash) that said "Porters" (the liquor store). Guess they were using Ramsey's system.

[BARNEYII]

guest wrote:

<quoted text>If every American were responsible, liberalism would be extinct.

The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie — deliberate, contrived and dishonest — but the myth — persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.

John F. Kenndey
Commcement address, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (11 June 1962)

[BARNEYII]

Redd wrote:

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That, amongst all the mindless drivel you have posted on this board, is the most incoherent and telling lack of commonsense understanding I have witnessed.

He has amazed me for months, just when you think you have seen the utmost in preposterous replies, they raise the bar.

[Redd]

Old Army wrote:

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Not too long ago my wife and I stopped at the liquor store in Augusta. I didn't notice but she saw a couple go in and the man had an envelope (I suppose with cash) that said "Porters" (the liquor store). Guess they were using Ramsey's system.

Nope, just the new voucher system passed by the liquor industry and their vassals.
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Just kidding

[Redd]

BARNEYII wrote:

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He has amazed me for months, just when you think you have seen the utmost in preposterous replies, they raise the bar.

..MORE LIKE YEARS.

[BARNEYII]

EdithMae wrote:

guest wrote:
<quoted text>"If every American were responsible, liberalism would be extinct".
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Dont ye think them all on the Mayflour woulda been thought of as EXTREME liberals?

If by a "Liberal" they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people — their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties — someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a "Liberal," then I'm proud to say I'm a "Liberal.

JFK

Maybe they saw themselves as Liberals

[BARNEYII]

Redd wrote:

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..MORE LIKE YEARS.

It does seem like years.

[Redd]

BARNEYII wrote:

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If by a "Liberal" they mean someone who looks ahead and not behind, someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people — their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties — someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a "Liberal," then I'm proud to say I'm a "Liberal.
JFK
Maybe they saw themselves as Liberals

It amazes me that despite the freedom of liberal thought the Renaissance and the Reformation brought us, a freedom freeing us of the Catholic Church's hierarchical dominance in every aspect of man's life, that led to the founding of this Country and the longing and birth of Democracy all across the globe, that we still refuse to fully understand it's truly unique place in world history.

Anyone that threatens the fragile existence of this form of government we were given, even in a small way, is a enemy of the rights of man given us by a few courageous men and women in 1776.

To deny this Country, given it's many faults, is treason.

[Old Army]

Redd wrote:

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It amazes me that despite the freedom of liberal thought the Renaissance and the Reformation brought us, a freedom freeing us of the Catholic Church's hierarchical dominance in every aspect of man's life, that led to the founding of this Country and the longing and birth of Democracy all across the globe, that we still refuse to fully understand it's truly unique place in world history.
Anyone that threatens the fragile existence of this form of government we were given, even in a small way, is a enemy of the rights of man given us by a few courageous men and women in 1776.
To deny this Country, given it's many faults, is treason.

That's a serious charge to make against your President.

[Redd]

Old Army wrote:

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That's a serious charge to make against your President.

Think evolution, even in american politics it happens, especially when a majority of our citizens deem it so.

It's now the Republicans responsibility to work within the system, to garner enough support....if not, well too bad.

[Redd]

And my last comment today, for those wanting a third party.. or fourth.. fifth...think prewar Germany in 1933, despite never gaining more than 33% of the electorate, Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power.

[Reality Check]

guest wrote:

<quoted text>If every American were responsible, liberalism would be extinct.

As true of a statement as I have ever heard.