Now this man truly knows what a conservative really is, unlike Irving Kristol and other neo-cons.
To: RaginCajunTrad
Kristol thinks it's time to ram the state down conservatives throats, whither they want it or not. Looks like he will get his way to a large extent.
2 posted on
08/21/2003 1:36:53 PM PDT by
steve50
To: Korth; BSunday; As you well know...; narses; ninenot; Chummy; sinkspur; Luis Gonzalez
Definition of a conservative, not the fake thing.
3 posted on
08/21/2003 1:38:58 PM PDT by
RaginCajunTrad
(ask not what your government can do for you; ask your government not to do anything to you)
To: RaginCajunTrad
Conservatives realize the need to limit governmentIf only the GOP would...
4 posted on
08/21/2003 1:40:17 PM PDT by
LTCJ
To: RaginCajunTrad
Link to Olympian doesn't work and I'm not likely to be able to put it here for others to see as it is from January.
Surprised that there are any conservatives left in Olympia.
Welcome to FR.
To: RaginCajunTrad
Thai food is great.
Now that's a conservative
7 posted on
08/21/2003 1:42:04 PM PDT by
luckydevi
To: RaginCajunTrad
Bookmarked for future use - in case I need a GOOD attorney.
8 posted on
08/21/2003 1:47:24 PM PDT by
11B3
(Looking for a belt-fed, multi-barreled 12 guage. It's Liberal season, no daily limit.)
To: RaginCajunTrad
"A conservative is a person who believes the fundamental purpose of human existence is to lead a happy life and that it is the responsibility of the individual, with his or her family, and through his or her voluntary associations -- churches, service organizations, trade associations -- to cultivate the fruits of his or her happiness, and to help others in need. "
well said
11 posted on
08/21/2003 2:52:07 PM PDT by
aSkeptic
(I am a computer chair critic, so please don't get too excited.)
To: RaginCajunTrad
Amen.
To: RaginCajunTrad
Interesting read.
To: RaginCajunTrad
I like where he eventually gets his arguement around to, but I don't like the choice of words he starts out with:
A conservative is a person who believes the fundamental purpose of human existence is to lead a happy life and that it is the responsibility of the individual, with his or her family, and through his or her voluntary associations -- churches, service organizations, trade associations -- to cultivate the fruits of his or her happiness, and to help others in need. "Happiness" is sentimentality, not true sentiment based on a recognition of virtue. I was always taught that part of modernity and self-centeredness's problem was a false quest for "happiness" and that, truely, happiness was a mere by-product of "Right Living."
Happiness, like "satisfaction" can be awful short sighted and illusionary. Virtues over Values, I always say.
21 posted on
08/22/2003 6:52:06 AM PDT by
KC Burke
To: RaginCajunTrad
bump for this afternoon
24 posted on
08/22/2003 8:20:27 AM PDT by
billbears
(Deo Vindice)
To: RaginCajunTrad
Good article, thanks for the ping.
25 posted on
08/22/2003 4:23:08 PM PDT by
Korth
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