You are making it the focus when you argue that the south is somehow worthy of derision while states that have chosen warmongers are not.
When has Huckabee used it to limit freedom? His attacks on the first amendment are far less bothersome than Clinton (see video games) and McCain's (CFR).
Oh, they put up a nativity scene. My rights have been violated. I might not agree with it, and his rhetoric is loathsome but it's little more than an annoyance.
If Senator Clinton opposed putting up a nativity scene in the privacy of ones own bedroom, and used religen as a reason to oppose it, I would be just as offended. You see the liberals usually do not USE relgous tenates to try to get the government to force people to comform, if they did I would be very opposed to it.
So totalitarianism based on environmentalist propaganda is not as bothersome as totalitarianism based on religious propaganda.
Both offensive, but using something as sacred as religen to promote totalitanism is more offensive to me. I dont find the enviroment to be sacred.
What is a good basis to force people to conform?
So it's not the totalitrianism that's offensive, but the reason used to justify it?
You are making it the focus when you argue that the south is somehow worthy of derision while states that have chosen warmongers are not.
When has Huckabee used it to limit freedom? His attacks on the first amendment are far less bothersome than Clinton (see video games) and McCain's (CFR).
Oh, they put up a nativity scene. My rights have been violated. I might not agree with it, and his rhetoric is loathsome but it's little more than an annoyance.
The only one I know of is, in a limited way, to protect the rights of others. For example, stealing someone's money should be illegal because I have a right to keep what is physically mine.
To keep this from getting out of control, you have to use a ballancing test in the courts. Is the law promoting a legitatmate state interest? If so, is that state interest more inportant that the right its infringing upon, and is the infringement upon personal freedom as limited as it can be to still effectivly promote that State interest.
Using Freedom of Speech. I have an absolute right to yell "fire" when and where I want. (First amendment). However the State has a right to protect the health and safety of the people. So is it okay to make a law prohibiting the yelling of "fire" in a crowded theater...
You do the analysis...
That's it dude. You and me. Let's go. We're holding court in the street!
If Senator Clinton opposed putting up a nativity scene in the privacy of ones own bedroom, and used religen as a reason to oppose it, I would be just as offended. You see the liberals usually do not USE relgous tenates to try to get the government to force people to comform, if they did I would be very opposed to it.
State is an abstraction used to justify one-sided totalitarian relationships. There are only other individuals. There is no state.
You called yourself that, because you said you "feared" this in the title. When somebody says you are afraid of something when you have said you are first it isn't "calling" you afraid, it is the state of emotion that you informed us you were in.I hope you are correct, you are the one who called me a fear monger, for bringing up something just about every expert on television mentioned last night!
BTW, whats wrong with the south that creates these type of voters?
Wrong, who protects me from thives, murders, rapists?
You do. The cops come after to attempt to find "justice" for you. They are reactive, not proactive.Wrong, who protects me from thives, murders, rapists?
Coming afterward to find out who victimized you is not "protecting". You protect yourself.Individual cops, employed by an abstraction known as the state.
Again wrong. Coming afterward to find out who victimized you is not "protecting". You protect yourself.
Because it is his set of beliefs and therefore isn't bad.Bullshit. Tell me... if the government forces people to conform to atheistic beliefs... how is that any different?