(August 30, 2011 at 8:03 am)reverendjeremiah Wrote: ...P.S. : If you Libertarians do not like us using the word "Republidertarianazi", then STOP voting for, and rooting for Republican and Nazi type scum.
Is there not a single fibre of your being that doesn't feel like an absolute twat every time you say that? Comparing people to one of the most horrific, genocidal tyrannies ever to exist over a political difference is beyond pathetic, it displays a level of arrogance, intellectual bankruptcy and self-righteousness that is nearly unsurpassed.
Furthermore, even at a purely conceptual level libertarianism is about as far from the national socialism practised by Hitler as any ideology can be, it's devoid entirely of the very totalitarianism, the use of state-force to further a single set of values, that defined the regime.
I'm completely sick of people here being called/associated with Nazis, it's no different to personally calling them racists/scum/bigots and from this point on I WILL be treating it like a personal attack, you or anyone else who tries it WILL have your warning level raised for it.
Oh, and the Libertarian Party HATE Ryan, your supposed "LIBERTARIAN HACK", but if you'd actually bothered to look rather than masturbating with your Nazi fantasies you would have seen that pretty clearly;
""People should not judge the quality of this Republican plan by the standard President Obama has set. Everyone knows Obama is a big spender. Democrats rarely campaign on cutting government. What this budget shows is, Republicans are hypocrites. They have no intention of cutting the federal government down to size. In 2021, Paul Ryan still wants the feds to be spending 19.9% of GDP. That's a higher percentage than during Democrat Bill Clinton's second term. In 1997, federal spending was 19.5% of GDP, and it dropped to 18.2% by 2000. Paul Ryan is worse than Bill Clinton."
http://www.lp.org/news/press-releases/li...ll-clinton
Emphasis Mine.
Face it Rev, YOU have more in common with Paul Ryan and 90% of all republicans than I do.
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