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Join the members of the Liberty Conspiracy as they discuss issues ranging from the "Incorporation Doctrine" and gun rights, to the NBA, to protests conducted at military funerals, protests that are being challenged by government, and which will be heard by the philosopher kings in the U.S. Supreme Court.
When neoconservative Ben Stein accused Congressman Ron Paul of being antisemitic for merely wanting to ask WHY Islamic terrorists want to attack the civilians living under western governments that have meddled in the Mideast, the members of the Conspiracy could not sit by silently.
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Highlander
Nov 27, 2009
Yep. That’s just about the size of it too.
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Actually, it would have been nicer had they discussed the Pilgrim’s experiment with communism and how that failed so miserably that they went back to the tried and true: Self-determination and free enterprise.
Michael Hampton
Nov 27, 2009
Indeed. The reason the pilgrims celebrated Thanksgiving is that they were so thankful they had given up their socialist experiment.
Leslie Fish
Nov 30, 2009
Heheheheh. There’s a little more to it than that. Those early Pilgrims were such stiff-necked, repressed, religious fanatics that they insisted in wearing layers of hot linen and wool in the summer climate, and not listening to the Indians who warned them of what not to touch and what not to eat, so the men in perticular died in greater numbers than the women. The Indians felt sorry for the surviving women, and were hoping to win a few as wives, so they brought their native foods to the Pilgrims’ otherwise-pitiful Harvest Home festival. According to the Indians (whom none of the school-acceptable historians seem to have asked), a lot of those women *did* run off with the Indians, too.
–Leslie <
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Highlander
Nov 30, 2009
Dear Leslie,
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And not a few Indian woman did exactly same thing. Hehehehehe.
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How much more ‘Hehehehehe’ would you like to engage in … ?