Colo. Teacher Defends Bush-Hitler Remarks

NewsMax ^ | 8 March 2006 | Carl Limbacher

[tcrlaf]

Bunping this quote for future moonbat bashing...

[Lazamataz]

I have a Final Solution.

I say we round this guy up and send him to one of the many death camps.

[KC Burke]

The overdone reliance upon "right" logic has its own draw backs. As we have seen, it leads to the general public's acceptance of fictitous rights such as group rights and the like. Failing to understand that rights groups, the public will buy issues on "caring" and reasonableness".

Additionally, Thomas Sowell warns that if we rely to much on rights-logic, the right held by many individuals begins to trump a right held by one -- a utilitarian trap.

There is a concept that we don't hear spoken of much that Kirk specifies and speaks of in his description of conservative principles. He calls it a conservative belief in Prescription -- issues beyond rights such as Property that actually predate governments and their guantees. These were the son called "Rights of Englishmen" that the colonists understood were theirs through inheritance and history, seperate from government, logic, natural law and all the arguement of any political view.