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'''''But'' accept authority that is legitimate and justified.''' I.e. don't listen to conspiracy theorists, no matter where they are politically, whether they are lunatic fringe left-wing nutters like the 9-11 Truthers or lunatic fringe right-wing nutters like the Obama Birthers. I oppose Obama for what he ''has done'', not some conspiracy theory.
 
'''''But'' accept authority that is legitimate and justified.''' I.e. don't listen to conspiracy theorists, no matter where they are politically, whether they are lunatic fringe left-wing nutters like the 9-11 Truthers or lunatic fringe right-wing nutters like the Obama Birthers. I oppose Obama for what he ''has done'', not some conspiracy theory.
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[[File:Ncoln2.jpg|left|thumb|150px|[[Abraham Lincoln]], the founder of the Republican Party and the man who fought a war with the Democrat-led Confederate States of America and abolished [[slavery]] that the Democrats defended. Political correctness in America has made the public forget that Lincoln was a Republican.]]
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[[File:Ncoln2.jpg|left|thumb|150px|[[Abraham Lincoln]], the founder of the Republican Party and the man who fought a war with the Democrat-led [[Confederate States of America]] and abolished [[slavery]] that the Democrats defended. Political correctness in America has made the public forget that Lincoln was a Republican.]]
 
[[image:Freddouglas.jpg|225px|left|thumb|[[Frederick Douglass]], [[Abolitionism|abolitionist]] activist, member of the [[Republican Party]] of the United States. Democrats forget that ''they were the ones'' who supported slavery in the south and that it was the Republicans who abolished it. 100% of Republicans in Congress voted in favor of abolishing slavery in the 13th Amendment, while only a small percentage of Democrats did so.]]
 
[[image:Freddouglas.jpg|225px|left|thumb|[[Frederick Douglass]], [[Abolitionism|abolitionist]] activist, member of the [[Republican Party]] of the United States. Democrats forget that ''they were the ones'' who supported slavery in the south and that it was the Republicans who abolished it. 100% of Republicans in Congress voted in favor of abolishing slavery in the 13th Amendment, while only a small percentage of Democrats did so.]]
 
[[Image:Jhyu65.jpg|right|thumb|150px|[[Ayn Rand]], a great inspiration for the libertarian right in America. Somehow when left-wing feminists complain about the lack of importance of women in society they always decline to mention Rand.]]
 
[[Image:Jhyu65.jpg|right|thumb|150px|[[Ayn Rand]], a great inspiration for the libertarian right in America. Somehow when left-wing feminists complain about the lack of importance of women in society they always decline to mention Rand.]]
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