[nopardons]

You can type it, over and over again, until the day that you die; however, in point of fact, THERE WAS NO SUCH THING AS A LIBERTARIAN , IN THE 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, AND MUCH OF THE 20TH CENTURY !

There was no such thing as a so called " Libertarian principle " , back then, either !

There was Federalist thought/ principle, nonFederalist thought/ principle, proMonarchy thought/ positions, and like right now, morons, whose principles and thoughts and positions don't make any sense at all.

[exodus]

To: exodus
You can type it, over and over again, until the day that you die; however, in point of fact, THERE WAS NO SUCH THING AS A LIBERTARIAN , IN THE 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, AND MUCH OF THE 20TH CENTURY ! There was no such thing as a so called " Libertarian principle " , back then, either ! There was Federalist thought/ principle, nonFederalist thought/ principle, proMonarchy thought/ positions, and like right now, morons, whose principles and thoughts and positions don't make any sense at all.
# 212 by nopardons
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Yes, there was "libertarians" then, nopardons. They were the "Damned Traitors" who believed that the lawful government of King George was infringing on their God-given rights.

They were the "Patriots" who created a system that claimed the unheard of idea that whether common man or government leader, all had the "right" to equal treatment under the law.

A few decades ago, conservatives called themselves "liberals." Now the liberals are socialists.

Words change, nopardons. "Libertarian" is today's word for what the Founders were.