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Leinad
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« on: May 11, 2016, 03:00:03 AM »

People who argue about the terminology are generally wrong. Although it is a clever tactic: trying to use someone's minor slip-up as a diversion away from the real matter at hand.

Also, stopping Muslim immigration is impossible. I mean, if they're so bad you don't want them in the country, why is it impossible for them to lie about their religion? Please, answer this, because the way I see it this is like every other Trump policy: very poorly thought-out and devoid of logic, relying on emotional appeals ("Muslims bad" as Cruz said).

Funny you mention that.  One of my high school teachers happened to be a massive libertarian and had indeed floated the idea of how much better America would be if we went back to restricting the vote to property owners.  Tongue

I feel compelled to point out that most libertarians don't think this way. Tongue
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Leinad
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2016, 07:05:10 PM »

Horrible politics for promoting a poll tax and Christian fundamentalism.

I don't think he's supported both simultaneously, but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe he just hid the alt right stuff "to evangelize better" or whatever.

But yeah, he's continually supported identity politics. First Christian identity, now Republican identity (maybe even white identity, although that's a hefty accusation to raise at someone). He needs to learn that the individual is where power is derived from, not the collective, and base his positions off of individual rights, not gaming the system or imposing views on others for the sake of his collective.
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