I claim that because it's true. The Federalists were this country's original conservatives and Jefferson and his party supported the Jacobin Revolution. And need I remind you that George Washington was a Federalist who signed Hamilton's bank into law?
You claim to be a theocrat who supports slavery in the ‘right’ condition? No doubt about it, you’re a yank through and through...
Since I understand you use the term "yank" to describe anyone who believes in a universal objective morality that all men should be compelled to live by (as opposed to a world of henotheistic nations, each creating its own distinct and "equally valid" worldview), then yes, I am a yank. So were the original chr*stian missionaries who converted your heathen ancestors. I guess that makes them "bolsheviks," right?
Yep, you're a "palaeo" through and through. And that's not a compliment. Perhaps you should consider sending money to Cindy Sheehan's congressional campaign?
The utilitarian (and ultimately secular) "civilizationist" defense of religion is an insult to everyone who actually believes in G-d.
What a buffoon. Is it time for me to run you off this thread? Shall we all?
LOL, my ancestors on one side were French Huguenots. The original Calvinists.
Yep, you're a "palaeo" through and through. And that's not a compliment.
Good. A compliment coming from a nut would disturb me
The utilitarian (and ultimately secular) "civilizationist" defense of religion is an insult to everyone who actually believes in G-d.
Oh I believe in God alright (there's an 'o' in the middle of the word) but freedom under Christ doesn't require me to live under the law as you would desire. You want to set up a nation of religious law. And there's nothing in the Bible, the Constitution, nor any of the Framers (even that worthless bum Hamilton) that would advocate that.