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*Homosexuality is not a choice.  Neither is tolerance of gays; it must be so.

*Homosexuality is not a choice.  Neither is tolerance of gays; it must be so.

*Free market economies lead to market crashes and monopolies.  Take for instance the monopolies of the 1890's (which continued up until the 1929 stock market crash) and the current globalism.  Not to say globalism is a terrible thing; it brings many a new and useful technologies to places it would take many more decades to reach.

*Free market economies lead to market crashes and monopolies.  Take for instance the monopolies of the 1890's (which continued up until the 1929 stock market crash) and the current globalism.  Not to say globalism is a terrible thing; it brings many a new and useful technologies to places it would take many more decades to reach.

*Even though the Constitution was meant to a be a timeless thing; certain things were definitely written for the time.  This includes the 2nd amendment.  Now this amendment was written with the idea that citizens may have to fight the government to regain popular control (this was a huge fear at the time) and that the government could stifle the living of some by not allowing hunting weapons.  Nowadays this fear is almost null and not needed.  For people to claim its for protection from armed criminals; where do the criminals guns come from?  They can't very well buy them and importing them is more daunting than one might think.  To say that there are enough criminals breaking into homes for you to defend it with a weapon is ridiculous.  To protect your house from burgleries you have to be there and most burglers are smart enough not to break in when you're there (If they do break in when you're there he probably can be dealt with without a weapon).  Of course if you desire to have a sporting weapon unloaded and disassembled/locked/locked up there is no problem with it but as long as it is not within children's reach and safe from theft (locked box, well hidden).

*Even though the Constitution was meant to a be a timeless thing; certain things were definitely written for the time.  This includes the 2nd amendment.  Now this amendment was written with the idea that citizens may have to fight the government to regain popular control (this was a huge fear at the time) and that the government could stifle the living of some by not allowing hunting weapons.  Nowadays this fear is almost null and not needed.  For people to claim its for protection from armed criminals; where do the criminals guns come from?  They can't very well buy them and importing them is more daunting than one might think.  To say that there are enough criminals breaking into homes for you to defend it with a weapon is ridiculous.  To protect your house from burgleries you have to be there and most burglers are smart enough not to break in when you're there (If they do break in when you're there he probably can be dealt with without a weapon).  Of course if you desire to have a sporting weapon unloaded and disassembled/locked/locked up there is no problem with it but as long as it is not within children's reach and safe from theft (locked box, well hidden

*[[Ronald Reagan]] did not end the [[Cold War]] single handedly; in fact he escalated hostilities with increased military spending and wasted good Americans' tax money for a useless, unrealistic program for a null threat (the USSR wanted war as much as we did, so why would they start a war ?).

*The electoral college is an outdated, elitist system that prevents the true winners from coming forth and giving too much say to states like [[Montana]] and [[Iowa]].

If you find something terribly wrong, well, I guess we disagree.

If you find something terribly wrong, well, I guess we disagree.