Deportation?

[Gabu]

I thought I'd already spelled it out for you.  No matter, I'll do it again.

You believe somebody should be deported if they don't believe in freedom.  Your definition of freedom is based on your own views about economics, regardless of what other people might think about them.  Therefore, your entire belief in freedom is subjective.  That means you shouldn't have any right to say who believes in freedom and who doesn't, because your definition of the term itself is skewed.

No, it is the dictionary definition of freedom.

Here's a dictionary definition of freedom:

free·dom
n.

   The capacity to exercise choice; free will.

[Gabu]

Right. Such as the choice to make voluntary exchanges (i.e. free market).

Or the choice to not believe in a flat tax, which you're trying to stamp out with an iron fist.

[Gabu]

Yes, being a threat to freedom is also freedom. However, the question was who I would deport if given the option. Well, obviously those who are a threat to freedom. After all, if they threaten the freedom of others, they only get what they deserve.

Hahahaha, you sound so much like opebo it's scary.

[Gabu]

A18 and you, StatesRights...  You are both to the right

Really? No kidding?

What happened to the French chick in your sig? You should really bring it back. "Non" or at least let me see it one more time!

Haha, you'll make a concession for the French when it involves hot babes, eh?