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Libertarian Party Release: U.S. Embargo on Cuba
The Libertarian Party ^ | May 21, 2002 | Libertarian Party

Posted on 05/21/2002 12:19:30 PM PDT by tdadams

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To: Luis Gonzalez
You claimed that ADM has a monopoly in food sales to Cuba...that was a lie, you said it, that makes you a liar.

Just how many other american companies exactly are there already doing biz with Cuba? If there are multiple american companies already doing biz in Cuba then why this debate over to trade or not trade with Cuba? Since obviously if multiple american companies beside ADM is already doing biz in Cuba, then there is no true US embargo on Cuba then is there?

361 posted on 05/27/2002 7:02:33 AM PDT by takenoprisoner
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To: Luis Gonzalez
ME: "Your sources initiate from the Libertarian think tank...none other than the Cato Institute. LOL"

LG responds: "Show me one single mention by Cato of the existence of an ADM manufacturing plant in Cuba.
This musty be another one of those lies opinions of yours."

The keyword here used by me was initiate.

You should take a break from this before you totally lose it. Your continued infantile rants to prove me a liar are only making you look more and more pathetic.

362 posted on 05/27/2002 7:30:33 AM PDT by takenoprisoner
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To: all
Out of fear that LG will soon self combust I am terminating this debate with him. I cannot in good conscience continue under the circumstances. This action by me is in no way a concession, rather consider it is an act of mercy.

Good luck to you LG. You now have free reign to mischaracterize me more...you know, "deranged, unintelligent, loser, liar, liar, liar...etc etc" and whatever else suits your fancy. Heck, you may even hail yourself a winner. Congratulations!!!!!

363 posted on 05/27/2002 7:46:04 AM PDT by takenoprisoner
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To: takenoprisoner
ME: "Your sources initiate from the Libertarian think tank...none other than the Cato Institute. LOL" ROTFLMAO! Along with your many other problems, you don't pay a lot of attention to detail, do you?

The Boston Globe has conducted a massive propaganda campaign about Elian Gonzalez

News/Current Events Opinion (Published)
Source: Massachusetts News
Published: June 13, 2000 Author: unsigned investigative report
Posted on 06/13/2000 07:25:49 PDT by Cincinatus' Wife

Archer Daniels Midland: A Case Study In Corporate Welfare

Business/Economy Opinion (Published) Keywords: ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND
Source: The Cato Institute
Published: September 26, 1995 Author: James Bovard
Posted on 07/07/2000 22:56:07 PDT by Luis Gonzalez

Main Entry: 1ini.ti.ate
Pronunciation: i-'ni-shE-"At
Function: transitive verb
Etymology: Late Latin initiatus, past participle of initiare, from Latin, to induct, from initium
Date: circa 1573
Inflected Form(s): -at.ed; -at.ing
1 : to cause or facilitate the beginning of : set going
2 : to induct into membership by or as if by special rites
3 : to instruct in the rudiments or principles of something : INTRODUCE
synonym see BEGIN
- ini.ti.a.tor /-"A-t&r/ noun

The article from the Massachusetts News initiated some research which led to the article by Cato, not the other way around.

In order for one thing to "initiate" another, the "initiating" item would have to actually have to have an older date than the article that it initiated, don't you think?

Look at the dates each article was posted.

ROTFLMAO!!!!

No wonder you're running! This thread has been a disaster for you!


364 posted on 05/27/2002 8:45:54 AM PDT by Luis Gonzalez
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To: Luis Gonzalez
Two things, you jerk...they were not flying in Cuban airspace when they got shot down, and they had never committed acts of terrorism in Cuba.

Two things, you jerk: Do you, or do you not, admit they overflew Havana in 1995?

And also, you jerk, you've admitted your own people shamelessly violate the very law y'all insist that WE follow! Did it ever occur to you that's why people call y'all the "Cuban Mafia"? Go back to Cuba! (Or don't you have the cahones?) We're much better off without you!

365 posted on 05/27/2002 7:14:12 PM PDT by Mark Bahner
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To: Mark Bahner
Come here and I'll show you cojones.

BTW a$$wipe, when I say NO ONE should be trading with Fidel, I mean NO ONE.

366 posted on 05/27/2002 8:40:11 PM PDT by Luis Gonzalez
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To: Mark Bahner
Have you seen detailed opinion surveys on these issues? I would agree that various large minorities and majorities (depending upon the issue) of people who VOTE Republican support the views you are alienated by. It gets to the issue of internal divisions within the Party: the primary CORE (who are the dominant footsoldiers and contributors) have been (since Reagan) true Christian conservatives. They have created a coalition among a diverse array of new conservatives (old Dems, other religious), liberal/right-wing social democratic, and classical libertarian (the new pseudo-libertarian/anarchist/social degenerates tend to go to the LP). It would be a fundamental mistake to see in this coalition (required by a two-party social democratic system), or the President's "compassionate" Republicanism a reflection of the principles of the CORE of conservative Republican supporters. You could create at least 5 parties out of the RP (see, for example, the comparatively fractured nature of New York State party politics as a model) -- Liberal, Conservative, Christian Democratic, Libertarian Republican, and maybe some regionals if RP supporters decided to be children and storm out because their principles didn't dictate the direction of the party. At this point in time, conservative opposition to the policies you describe is buried (agreed) within the Party, but that is because of the nature of the political environment we find ourselves in (this isn't the 1980s anymore -- we have tens of millions of new socialistic-minded immigrants and an equal number of aborted Americans [and millions of potential Republicans that will never be]). When the day comes when that coalition is not enough to prevent a permanent majority for the Democratic Party (a serious threat in the next 6-10 years -- a fact that helps to explain the President's desperation in targeting Hispanics) -- then the Party will fracture and a new "principled" conservative Party (the core) will emerge in my view. I have personally worked in Republican Party campaigns with many many people who oppose these policies (and similar ones) on principle, but live with it as a compromise necessary to be a majority party in our increasingly social democratic polity. Like you, I live for the day when principles dictate all policies.
368 posted on 05/28/2002 11:57:45 AM PDT by CaptIsaacDavis
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To: CaptIsaacDavis
Like you, I live for the day when principles dictate all policies.

The prinicipled party is before you. You do not have to wait for some illusive dream from repubs that will never happen. The lines have been drawn...the choices are freedom as an american citizen with constitutional protections v. slavery to a socialist state.
The only thing that awaits is your recognition of your condition. Use your eyes and shoot straight. When you open your eyes to shoot straight, you'll recognize truth.

369 posted on 05/29/2002 7:43:29 PM PDT by takenoprisoner
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To: takenoprisoner
The prinicipled party is before you.

LOL! Would that be the one whose members cannot agree whether abortion violates the non-aggression principle? The one that believes DUI laws should be stricken from the books out of deference to some fictional superhuman (probably an Ayn Rand character) who can drive drunk through a crowded school zone at 80 mph and harm no one? The one that would allow heroin dispensing machines to be placed in the schools and a bordello to open up next door to your house? The one that would allow citizens to maintain their own stocks of biological weapons and nerve agents as an extension of the 2nd Amendment? The one whose members complain of authoritarian statism but who have themselves been throttled by Harry Browne's iron fist for much of the past decade?

The "Party of Principle" is an idea straight out of a Loony Tunes cartoon starring Daffy Duck.

370 posted on 05/29/2002 7:52:52 PM PDT by Kevin Curry
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To: Kevin Curry
Just the one that frees even you Kevin Curry, numero uno socialist pig of the century.
371 posted on 05/29/2002 8:09:42 PM PDT by takenoprisoner
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