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To: Modernman

Maybe you would be more comfortable in the Party of Hollywood than the Party of churchgoing Americans.


105 posted on 11/18/2004 1:06:08 PM PST by Sam the Sham
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To: Sam the Sham
Maybe you would be more comfortable in the Party of Hollywood than the Party of churchgoing Americans.

You're the one who wants to use the government to force the rest of the country to follow your viewpoint. That is not a Republican position. That is what liberals want to do.

I really don't care whether you go to church or not, whether you buy GTA or whether you let your kids play it. I certainly don't want to use government to force you to do, or not do, any of those things. I actually expect you to make your own decisions as to how to live your life and to live with the consequences. And I expect you to take care of your own kids.

You on the other hand, love the government and the nanny state. You want it to step in and tell people how to think, what to read and what to watch. You're no different than Hillary Clinton and her kind. You just want to use the government for slightly different purposes.

109 posted on 11/18/2004 1:12:09 PM PST by Modernman (Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. --Benjamin Franklin)
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To: Sam the Sham
Maybe you would be more comfortable in the Party of Hollywood than the Party of churchgoing Americans.

Maybe you would be more comfortable in the party of big government instead of the party of free markets and limited government.

153 posted on 11/18/2004 2:33:02 PM PST by Dan from Michigan ("...don't you fill me up with your rules, cause everybody knows that smoking ain't allowed in (bars))
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