Posted on 07/07/2010 12:23:31 AM PDT by Making_Sense [Rob W. Case]
This Case is going to be such an EMBARASSMENT to the REGIME!!
I foresee another 5-4 USSC decision down the road. If I were one of the freedom 5 I’d be checking under my car and so on...
These commies are not human. They have no shame. They are possessed and driven by some evil that is beyond reasoning, much like the blood-lust of rabid animals.
I don't believe they have the capacity to reconsider -- not even when the rope snaps tight.
With due respect. Sorry, but liberal socialists are NOT "disoriented".
Websters definition:
1 a : to cause to lose bearings : displace from normal position or relationship b : to cause to lose the sense of time, place, or identity.
They have a purposefully designed ideology to forward their untenable Utopian ideals that can never work, whether through compassion or through control. Their ideology is not "disoriented". Their ideology is focused with "bearing". That's what is killing us.
Readers shoud be aware that the link, posted here under News/Activism is to a message board/blog of which the poster is the administrator.
Evidently he wants the discussion of ideas and opinions he deems newsworthy to take place somewhere other than Free Republic.
There are several links to YouTube Videos and items from Fox News and other sources, none of which could not be posted on FreeRepublic as a Vanity in Chat or a full article in Blogger/Personal, ir indeed as a simple comment in an ongoing thread.
Obozo= “Stupid is as stupid does.” You are what you do, and we all know you can’t fix stupid!!!
I see your point. But yet, they don’t have any sense period. They stubbornly click and pursue everything that is wrong (morally, ethically, spiritually, mathematically, etc.) and try and FORCE it to become right. It’s like when Albert Einstein defined insanity.
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
If you look up insanity in the dictionary, you will get the definition of....
1 : a deranged state of the mind usually occurring as a specific disorder (as schizophrenia)
Even if they are driven by, in your words, an “ideology to forward their untenable Utopian ideals that can never work,” it would still apply as insanity and thus the deranged definition would fit.
So what is your point? Does that stop the truth from becoming the truth? No!!! Obviously the discussion is not posted at the site even if it is my site. The discussion is on Free Republic.
If this is a means to discredit the content of the message (and that is why it is linked here—so word gets out more effectively), then you have failed. Otherwise, mind your own business.
This is a post about substance, and the only way to get it out is to go where people are....
The discussion is here.
Very interesting article. Thanks for posting. I did not see a Facebook share icon. Did I miss it? I would like to Facebook and Twitter it.
This is the “Excerpt Only” list.
I don’t see you on it.
These sites must be excerpted and linked only:
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afp.com
aim.org
atimes.com
associatedcontent.com
awsj.com
baltimoresun.com
barrons.com
barronsmag.com
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boston.com (www.boston.com The Boston Globe)
boxofficemojo.com
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businessweek.com
californian.com
canadafreepress.com
Capetimes.co.za
careerjournal.com
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chron.com
cnn.com
collegejournal.com
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csmonitor.com
ctnow.com
daily-chronicle.com
dailypress.com
dallasnews.com
dj.com
dowjonesnews.com
djnewswires.com
dowjones.com
feer.com (Far Eastern Economic Review)
fresnobee.com
foxnews.com
gallup.com
The Guardian (UK)
gazette.net
GCN.com
goerie.com
greenwichtime.com
gwpi.net
heraldnet.com
holahoy.com
ibdeditorials.com
idahostatesman.com
iht.com
investors.com
jacksonville.com (Florida-Times Union)
janes.com
jewishobserver-la.com
jewishworldreview.com
kansascity.com
laopinion.com
latimes.com
livemint.com
marketwatch.com
mcall.com
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mercurynews.com
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moneynews.com
msn.com
msnbc.com
nasdaq.com
nationalweekly.com
nctimes.com
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news.com.au
newsday.com
newsweek.com
nhregister.com
nj.com
nola.com
nynewsday.com
nypost.com
nypostonline.com
nysun.com
nytimes.com
ocregister.com
opinionjournal.com
oregonmag.com
orlandosentinel.com
pcworld.com
pnj.com
post-dispatch.com
post-gazette.com
postwritersgroup.com
readexpress.com
realclearpolitics.com
realestatejournal.com
rockymountainnews.com
sacbee.com
sacunion.com
seattletimes.nwsource.com
sfgate.com
sitepoint.com
sjmercury.com
spectator.org
spokesman-recorder.com
sportsillustrated.com
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si.com
stamfordadvocate.com
startribune.com
startupjournal.com
statesmanjournal.com
sun-sentinel.com
sunspot.net
theatlantic.com
thewbalchannel.com
time.com
timesdispatch.com
toledoblade.com
tribune.com
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trivalleyherald.com
todaysthv.com
victorhanson.com
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washingtonpost.com
washingtontechnology.com
washingtontimes.com
washtimes.com
washpostco.com
wnd.com
worldnetdaily.com
worldpress.org
wral.com
wsj.com
wsjbooks.com
wsjclassroomedition.com
All McClatchy sources must be excerpted and linked.
These publishers have asked us not to allow any material at all to be posted to FR:
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altpressonline.com
americanpolitics.com
antiwar.com
bloomberg.com
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condenet.com
eweek.com
extremetech.com
firstcoastnews.com
gq.com
independent.co.uk
lowtechmagazine.com
newyorker.com
ohio.com
pcmag.com
portfolio.com
prevention.com
smh.com.au
studlife.com
stuff.co.nz
style.com
theage.com.au
theonion.com
thetowntalk.com
tucsoncitizen.com
universitystar.com
vanityfair.com
vogue.com
wired.com
Same with me. If the blogger can’t post his stuff here in it’s entirety, then I won’t click on their blog.
This post is about illegal immigration and Arizona. The link clearly defines where it comes from. I am not familiar with a technicalities list, but, the list clearly defines which outlets are SAFE to excerpt from, and which media outlets FORBID excerpting from.
I am posting an article about something that is true that people need to know about. If people link to the article, they link to the Free Republic page, not mine.
Also, If you are a liberal, then please, come out and say it. Or if you are a McCain-type truth suppressor, and want to stifle out anybody that takes the Sarah Palin approach and tells it like it is, then please say so.
My site is a media site, and I am a certified broadcaster approved by the Illinois Broadcasters Association. When I link to my site, I have the wiggle room to modify or delete old posts if I have to. Either way, the link remains the same. I also cannot hyperlink on Free Republic, but on the site, I can provide links to take you directly to the backup sources. You are suggesting a self-serving conspiracy, when it is not.
The New New Deal By Charles R. Kesler
Adapted from a lecture delivered at Hillsdale College on February 1, 2010, during a four-day conference on The New Deal, co-sponsored by the Center for Constructive Alternatives and the Ludwig von Mises Lecture Series.
EXCERPT Unlike most Americans, President Obama still bristles at any suggestion that our nation is better or even luckier than other nations. To be blunt, he despises the notion that Americans consider themselves special among the peoples of the world. This strikes him as the worst sort of ignorance and ethnocentrism, which is why it was so difficult for him to decide to wear an American flag lapel pin when he started running for president, even though he knew it was political suicide to refuse wearing it.
As President Obama hinted in his Berlin speech during the campaign, he really thinks of himself as a multiculturalist, as a citizen of the world, first, and only incidentally as an American. To put it differently, he regards patriotism as morally and intellectually inferior to cosmopolitanism.
And, of course, he is never so much a citizen of the world as when defending the world’s environment against mankind’s depredations, and perhaps especially America’s depredations.
In general, the emotionalist defense of the earththink of Al Goreis now a vital part of the liberalism of our day. It’s a kind of substitute for earlier liberals’ belief in progress.
Although his own electionand secondarily liberalism’s achievements over the past century or sohelp to redeem America in his view, Obama remains, in many ways, profoundly disconnected from his own land.
REST HERE http://www.hillsdale.edu/news/imprimis.asp
You are correct. If you were not, an Almighty and Soverign God would not have to send anyone to eternal Hell.
You are pimping your blog. Get over yourself.
This belongs in Bloggers/Personal
It's your blog - why didn't you post the whole piece on FR? Because you want us to go to your blog.
Gee.
I guess I’m not the only one that has a problem with your self-excerpting.
By the way, you have completely misconstrued what the excerpt list is for. Excerpts were (and should be) the exception to the rule. The list is of sources who forbid publishing more than an excerpt, and sources who forbid any publication at all. (Link only.)
You are not on the list, therefore there is no reason for you not to post all your content.
(And please, no more red herrings about “Liberal” or McCain and Palin. I never mentioned anything like that.)
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