Posted on 02/08/2015 6:04:26 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
The American Sniper Was No Hero
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3253135/posts
Rubbish. Not worth reading.
An eloquent elaboration of why libertarianism is traitorous selfish and in league with anti Americanism.
WE..the American NATION have always been a Nation of Laws.....thats why we LOVE IT!
some people miss this stuff and rush off the the first illogical conclusion they can find..
taking a concept and misrepresenting it entirely...is the sign of a weak mind
These people would have us unilaterally eliminate love of our country. Surely a recipe for national destruction.
Self hatred is a bitter poison, right?
Wow, what a load of crap.
I am, and have always been, a staunch nationalist. IMO most of those who decry nationalism are UN communists. They hate nationalism because it is an obstacle to their One (communist) World ideal.
To claim that my love of country is at the same time a hate of other countries is an illogical lie.
The European Union is a good example of the despotism exerted by just the sort as this author. This socialist despotism is superior to defending one’s country from....European socialist despots?
I no longer argue logic with these LibTard pinheads. I now tell them to kiss off, you want my freedom, come see if you can take it.
The author is correct, in one respect – “Nationalism” (as he considers it) seems to evoke a deep hatred and venom in this person against his own countrymen & particularly those who would selflessly defend his right to utter such garbage.
This is the flagship libertarian publication.
“Reason is an American libertarian monthly magazine published by the Reason Foundation.”
Only traitorous if you consider blind patriotism a virtue.
Far as I’m concerned the guy drilling holes into kids is more than enough reason not only to shoot the scum from rooftops, but to take military action in their country in the first place.
“WE..the American NATION have always been a Nation of Laws.....thats why we LOVE IT!”
Reality today demonstrates that we are no longer a nation of laws as you describe. We are a nation of fiat manipulations, by unelected government agencies and judges. They all do whatever they wish.
Laws now are purely for the purpose of controlling anyone who gets in their way.
Last year, +79,000 pages of laws, rules and regulations were added to the Federal Register. Do you know any of them? Me neither.
That is the point. They are there to be used as a weapon against anyone who dares stand in their way.
They are above the law. They choose what to enforce as it pleases them.
One of the reasons I have no use for libertarianism.
“This is the flagship libertarian publication.”
Yes it is and they are usually not this crazy.
People need to realize that all the people killed by Chris Kyle, et al. are just a drop in the bucket of the number that will have to be killed in order to end global jihad.
But folks are really not getting that yet. I have no idea what will finally get the idea through their thick heads. I dread to think of what it will take.
They are crazy enough, and this does fit in with libertarianism.
All these people see today is a territory of resources to exploit, and an indigenous peope who are in their way. In order to overthrow them, they must first disconnect them from their history by making nationalism a sin.
-PJ
After 60 years of liberalism and libertarianism, that old fashioned American patriotism that worries you so much, is just about gone.
Dear Mr. Richman, ( and I use the term “Mr.” loosely because I am not sure that you deserve it, ) if not nationalism then what? Internationalism? No nationalism at all? What?
Idiot!
Not only is this the libertarian flagship publication, but look at the author.
“Sheldon Richman is vice president of the Future of Freedom Foundation and editor of Future of Freedom, FFF’s monthly publication.”
“The Future of Freedom Foundation (FFF) is a nonprofit libertarian foundation based in Fairfax, Virginia. It was founded by libertarian author and former defense attorney Jacob G. Hornberger in 1989 in order to advance the libertarian philosophy by “providing an uncompromising moral and economic case for individual liberty, free markets, private property, and a limited government.” Sheldon Richman is vice president and editor. James Bovard is a policy advisor.”
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