[Zionist Conspirator]

I find I spend less and less time here. You theocons are doing your best to drive the rest of us cons away.

And what ever for? What is it about "theocracy" you dread so much? Because it's going to have laws and penalties for violating them??? We have that already!!! At least in a theocracy there is a legitimate excuse for laws and penalties, unlike your silly "social contract" and "spontaneous order" myths. Only a fascist would consider either one of those as an excuse to have laws!

And since the whole point of conservatism is G-d, people like you belong on a Communist forum anyway.

[Coyoteman]

I think you demonstrate my point of why I would not choose to live under a theocracy.

In your post you refer to me as a fascist and a communist. What's next, if your type ever assumes control of the government? A quiet visit from the Inquisition? The stake?

What is it about "theocracy" you dread so much?

Theocrats!

Save us, dear Lord, from those who would save us.

Art Hoppe, On the Death of Robert Kennedy
San Francisco Chronicle, 1968

[onewhowatches]

And since the whole point of conservatism is G-d, people like you belong on a Communist forum anyway.

No. The whole point of conservatism is to uphold the God-given rights and freedom fought for by the founding fathers and enshrined in the Constitution.

As those rights are God-given, to block them with a theocracy is not only un-American, but in defiance of God.

[bert]

You need to take another shot at seminary. You picked up some totally off the wall notions.

[tpanther]

Fascinating to me how godless liberals think they’re somehow conservative.

I was telling my brother today that this world boils down to the ideology of liberalism vs. that of conservatism can be literally traced to a hatred of God vs. a Love for Him, respectively.