[metmom]

I didn’t say it was about “libertarianism”. I said “This appeals to the innate libertarian streak many Americans have...”

Of course you did and everyone can see for themselves that you did.

Denying it does NOT help your credibility.

[Elsie]

Denying it does NOT help your credibility.

But it DOES expose his credulity.

[vladimir998]

“Of course you did and everyone can see for themselves that you did.”

Keep reading the posts and you’ll see the links that showed I was right all along. As usual. It amazing to me that sciolist anti-Catholics will post critiques about a word choice when they clearly DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE WORD MEANS. Go back and read the posts, look up the links, and learn. It’s the information age. There’s no reason for anti-Catholics to continually model the pathetic nature of their government school educations.

“Denying it does NOT help your credibility.”

Since I used the correct word from the beginning - and used it correctly - no help is needed. Only people who actually deny one of the known meanings of the word “libertarian” would insist otherwise. This once again shows how anti-Catholicism and ignorance go hand-in-hand. Anti-Catholics always seem to know little or nothing about history, art, the Bible, literature, languages, science, common sense, or logic.