Uncivil Rights

A BLOG rife with wit, sarcasm, and the endless joy which comes from taunting the socialistic and unpatriotic liberal left. Logical thoughts and musings ONLY need reply...unless you're really, really funny. You have the Uncivil Right to be an IDIOT. "Give me LIBERTY, or give me DEATH!"

Monday, November 22, 2004

Liberty

For those of you wondering, let me start by defining my position. Philosophically, I am a libertarian (for the most part).
I believe in the freedom of choices.
I believe that a person’s successes and failures are a result of the decisions that person makes.
I believe people have the opportunity to move up or down the socioeconomic ladder, and that movement is dependent on the decisions one makes.
I believe the government has the right to tax the populace to pay for the common defense.
I believe that competition and the free market system creates innovation and fosters creativity.
I also believe that the free market system will set accurate prices for goods and services through supply and demand.
I believe the more fortunate has a moral obligation to help the less fortunate.
I believe that taxes belong to the wage earner before the government takes it.
I believe corporations and businesses create jobs.
I believe jobs belong to those businesses and not to the workers.
I believe Jesse Jackson is one of the biggest racists on the planet.
I believe the NAACP and Affirmative Action foster racism and continue to enslave the black community.

I don’t believe the government has a right to take your money, in the form of taxes, and redistribute that money to the people who have made bad decisions in their lives.
I don’t believe health care is a “right.”
I don’t believe the government should create a generational welfare state.
I don’t believe the government funds tax cuts, or pays for tax cuts.
I don’t believe compassion is defined by the giving one their wants and needs, rather compassion should be defined by educating so that one may become self-sufficient and satisfy their own wants and needs.
I don’t believe the wealthy should be punished or scorned for being successful.
I don’t believe a job has ever been created by a poor person.
I don’t believe a President can create jobs.

Now with that said…
totalkaosdave, 9:33 AM
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