When you allow in immigrants, you import large numbers of mostly leftist voters, the fact some on the LIB faction can not understand that import large numbers of people who will vote against you is not in your interests is beyond me.Originally Posted by RandallFan
If they're LIB faction being voted against, what faction are they voting for?
“I don’t think that there will be any curtailing of Donald Trump as president,” he said. "He controls the media, he controls the sentiment [and] he controls everybody. He’s the one who will resort to executive orders more so than [President] Obama ever used them." - Ron Paul
It makes more sense once you understand some "libertarians" are commies-in-training.
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I don't expect you to stop him.
I do expect (well, actually I don't, but I would if I thought you were interested in liberty) you to be extremely critical of it.
I highly doubt Rand will get primaried. He has got behind Trump. I know you going to lie to your self and say he did not.
I think Trump was talking about Lindsey Graham or Mike Lee. Rand had a respectable showing compared to how trump described the person he does not liked.
He may have been right in his estimate of Trump's net worth, however.
Europe is going to kiss what's left of its freedom because we all know the more attacks there are, the more rights and liberties we lose. Not only do you have to do deal with more violence and crime, you have to deal with increase government spying, security and harassment. Setting aside conspiracy theories, there does seem to be a loss of both security, freedoms and safety in Europe. Eventually, it will lead to another Kosovo war or something horrible. A fight between nationalism and islamic caliphate/liberals.
If we know how blow back will cause people to want to attack us back.. probably not a good idea to import people from countries filled with "blowback" people ;s.
Japan might be doing something right. Controls border/immigration. Does not go around butting its nose into other people's business (anymore). Only worries about itself and its immediate neighbors. Not much welfare (i think elderly people live in poverty??). They dont have to worry about terrorist attacks.
Today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/wo...hara.html?_r=0TOKYO — A man wielding a knife killed at least 15 people at a facility for the disabled in a Tokyo suburb early Tuesday, according to a report by NHK, the Japanese public broadcaster.
Satoshi Uematsu, 26, went on a rampage just after 2:30 a.m. in Sagamihara, a town an hour west of Tokyo, the report said. At least 20 people were reported injured.
Just half an hour after the attack, Mr. Uematsu turned himself in at a police station and was charged with murder.
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They will be and they will be removed, just like Mcamnesty and Ryan.
But that would mean all cultures/peoples are not equal and we have to keep out some groups which is some how mean, oh no!
No nation is without crime/terrorism but why import more of it?
Rephrase the question.
But that is just a Japanese citizen that is disgruntled and is work place violence o_o. I read he used to work there. There is not a large scale organization of terror cells or groups going after the same goal. Regardless, its still a low crime country. I guarantee if you import people from certain countries or without controls... crime will go up.
Not sure how that event is comparable to what is happening in Europe. Europe importing people that has a higher affinity to become radicalized and commit acts of large scale murder or crime ;s. But of course.. it seems a lot of people blame the Europeans for not being understanding or something. haha
The well intended clueless "rebels".
Those so crippled by dogma that they don't see the game being played and can't adapt...
Those falling over a cliff and refuse to bail because "principles".
And in your case CPUd, I would venture a guess that your motivation has nothing to do with principles, but this:
Yea brah, dogma's for cucks.
You and me get it. What those lame dogmatististists don't see is, we enlightened Trump voters are above dogma, and facts, and logic.
Sure, Trump's against everything we stand for, and he's not actually advancing libertarianism in any way, but he's like, totally, you know, haha...
I think that was collectivistic thinking?
Nobody claimed he's advancing libertarianism. Is the liberty movement about libertarianism, or liberty?
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So you acknowledge that he isn't advancing libertarianism.
Good, thank you, honesty from a Trumpkin is a refreshing change.
Is that a riddle of some kind?Is the liberty movement about libertarianism, or liberty?
...what distinction are you attempting to draw between libertarianism and liberty?
The former is dogma, the latter is a state of being.
Uh huh...
What do you think libertarianism is exactly?
Wrong again, as always.And in your case CPUd, I would venture a guess that your motivation has nothing to do with principles, but this:
“I don’t think that there will be any curtailing of Donald Trump as president,” he said. "He controls the media, he controls the sentiment [and] he controls everybody. He’s the one who will resort to executive orders more so than [President] Obama ever used them." - Ron Paul
“I don’t think that there will be any curtailing of Donald Trump as president,” he said. "He controls the media, he controls the sentiment [and] he controls everybody. He’s the one who will resort to executive orders more so than [President] Obama ever used them." - Ron Paul
It's true. The fact that you making fun of him for this is hilarious.
I mean outside of a hyperbole lie.
Since you asked. In a nutshell..
Oh, and no image for this one, but there seems to be a subset who advocate for the right to have sex with underage children.
And dream of:
While unknowingly(?) helping:
In summary...
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Cultural Marxism: The Corruption of America
The Property Basis of Rights
Well, looks like in trying to discern what causes the differences for their lower rate they are settling on:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...apan/#commentsThe UNODC cited a number of theories for why homicides occurred so rarely in Japan, including the fact that 98 percent of homicide cases are solved, the growth of affluence and a general rejection of violence after World War II — even the country's organized criminals, the yakuza, are said to avoid violent confrontations, coming up with unusual techniques such as standing outside a business swinging a cat by its tail to extort money.
Of particular interest to American readers might be the scarcity of guns in Japan. The country has strict requirements for owning a gun and harsh punishments for those who break the rules. As a consequence, there are few guns in the country; Japan has 0.6 guns per 100 civilians compared with 101 guns per 100 civilians in the United States, and even firearm enthusiasts seem comfortable with that. Japan had a single shooting death in 2015, compared with more than 13,000 in the United States. According to one count, 475 people were killed in mass shootings alone in the United States last year.
Their culture and history are unique and to replicate such would likely not be something most Westerners would find appealing. They do have a high suicide rate.
http://www.newsweek.com/why-do-so-ma...mselves-391648The numbers are glaring. Japan’s overall suicide rate is roughly 60 percent higher than the global average, a 2014 World Health Organization report noted. In 2014 alone, 25,000 Japanese people took their own lives—roughly 70 suicides every day.
Last year, suicide was the leading cause of death for Japanese children between the ages of 10 and 19. Among teens and young adults ages 10–24, there are roughly 4,600 suicide deaths in each year, and another 157,000 instances of hospitalization for self-inflicted injuries.
As for importing a huge number of people and them bringing their violence and crime, Native Americans could tell the horror stories of the mass immigration of entitled Europeans bringing their violence and crime to the shores of North and South America.
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Go Forward With Courage
When you are in doubt, be still, and wait;
when doubt no longer exists for you, then go forward with courage.
So long as mists envelop you, be still;
be still until the sunlight pours through and dispels the mists
-- as it surely will.
Then act with courage.
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