[sandorski]

EyeBrock wrote:

So the Communists states of the Cold War were not left?

What's with the dumb question? You're making an Illogical leap. The US Left is nothing like the Communist USSR. It wasn't the "Left" that motivated the Cold War, it was the Communist USSR. There's a hell of a big difference.

[herbie]

How does a huge crowd of people barely able to express anything other than cliche, intolerance and repeating the speakers chant of "return to God and national honor", held at a National Monument bedecked with flags and national symbols NOT equate to a 'Nuremburg Rally'?

[andyt]

angler57 wrote:

Do people in the great white north not have pride in their
God

What, you're proud that you created Him? How do you get to proud of your God? You mean as in "my God is better than your God?"

[EyeBrock]

sandorski wrote:

EyeBrock wrote:

So the Communists states of the Cold War were not left?

What's with the dumb question? You're making an Illogical leap. The US Left is nothing like the Communist USSR. It wasn't the "Left" that motivated the Cold War, it was the Communist USSR. There's a hell of a big difference.

It's no different a leap than you made commenting on rick's post.

[andyt]

angler57 wrote:

andyt wrote:

angler57 wrote:

Do people in the great white north not have pride in their
God

What, you're proud that you created Him? How do you get to proud of your God? You mean as in "my God is better than your God?"

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What context? You said you're proud of your God. So what's the context required for that statement?

[PublicAnimalNo9]

Denny, I have a serious question for you. Do you consider yourself a Patriot?

[angler57]

PublicAnimalNo9 wrote:

Denny, I have a serious question for you. Do you consider yourself a Patriot?

Well have an honour discharge from the U.S. Army and U.S.
Coast Guard.
The red, white and blue has flown in my yard for 40 some years.
Have never failed to vote.
If asked we'd go into military again. Don't think they are interested in us old folks.
Do I love this country? Yes.
Now some of the people in D.C. are a different subject. Feel they are heading in the wrong direction.
We'll let you see the facts and be our judge.
Are we a member of the Tea Party? No.
Are we a member of any party? No.
We ask nothing of this country. It has been good to us.

[Mustang1]

angler57 wrote:

Guy_Fawkes wrote:

angler57 wrote:

These people are not Canadians. Visit there every year.

Wow, and a big...
FUCK YOU SKEETER
who the fuck are you to say who is a Canadian and who isnt?! Just because you are a tourist once and a while it makes you an expert on what is is to be Canadian?

No Canadian would respond in such a shallow, hateful manner.

And you're lecturing to us what it means to be Canadian? Too funny, Zeke, too funny.

[Mustang1]

EyeBrock wrote:

Communism wasn't left? The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics?

There's ultimately degrees on the spectrum - Canada was on the left during the Cold War too. Obviously not to the same extreme.

The other thing that is always left out of ideological issues is the form of government or political system that interprets/projects the political philosophy. Some socialist states, like the USSR under Stalin, had a totalitarian dictatorship (and a different strain of communism, Stalinsm) which is the form of government. You can, for instance, have rightest dictatorships in the same manner you can have liberal democratic socialist states like Canada.

The political system and its inherent tenets plays a significant role in how the state operates.

[Mustang1]

angler57 wrote:

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Franco, Spain, 1939-1975.

It's not my role to educate you.

[Guy_Fawkes]

[quote="angler57"]Angler
I know you don't like me.
I know that on this forum you can curse me all you like.
And, that's OK if it pleases you
Putting all of this aside for one moment.
Please explain one statement below.

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The other thing that is always left out of ideological issues is the form of government or political system that interprets/projects the political philosophy. Some socialist states, like the USSR under Stalin, had a totalitarian dictatorship (and a different strain of communism, Stalinsm) which is the form of government.


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You can, for instance, have rightest dictatorships in the same manner you can have liberal democratic socialist states like Canada.

The political system and its inherent tenets plays a significant role in how the state operates.
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[sandorski]

EyeBrock wrote:

sandorski wrote:

EyeBrock wrote:

So the Communists states of the Cold War were not left?

What's with the dumb question? You're making an Illogical leap. The US Left is nothing like the Communist USSR. It wasn't the "Left" that motivated the Cold War, it was the Communist USSR. There's a hell of a big difference.

It's no different a leap than you made commenting on rick's post.

Wut?

[fifeboy]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

sandorski wrote:

Good News everyone! Sarah Palin is coming to town!! You just need $500 and an Invitation to see her!!!

that $ 500 better include a lap dance.

Oh Shep, is that a crucifix in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?

[GreenTiger]

You don't want the tea party in Canada. The Tea Party is just a a layer ob BS that you don't need.

[herbie]

Whenever I post anything about the TP movement, I'm usually answered with
"Whadda ya mean intolerant? You some kinda Godless Pagan Atheist Socialist?"
within two minutes....

Fucking dickwads. I'm no pagan!