A few thoughts about America reelecting the guy who doubled our debt, raised unemployment, signed the NDAA, killed American citizens without charge or trial, occupied several more countries, attacked religious liberty, armed terrorists overseas, funneled weapons to drug cartels and expanded the Welfare State exponentially:
1) We constitutionalists, we liberty lovers, we libertarians, we true independents were right. We've been proven right. We were always right. You can't defeat Socialism with Socialism Lite. You can't bring down Coca-Cola by offering a watered down version of it. You've gotta offer a CHOICE. Something DIFFERENT. A true OPPOSITION. You have to fight tyranny, not make a succession of compromises with it. You've gotta say "Coke stinks, it's just sugar water that will give you diabetes and kill you, here's a totally different product all together. It won't taste as sweet at first but when you get used to the taste you'll realize this stuff will save your life". Romney didn't win because people who want what he's peddling would rather get it from the guy who's selling it pure. Can you blame them really?
2) Screw the Republican establishment. These incompetent fools just lost by two scores to a team that turned the ball over 6 times in the fourth quarter. Conservatives, you've hitched your wagon to the wrong damn horse. Can you see that now? Tell me you can finally see that now. Please.
3) What ails this country runs much deeper than anything political. Obama is a tyrant but he won because most people in this country WANT tyranny. This is no different than in any other nation in any other period of history. Rights are not taken, they are surrendered. Evil does not invade, it is invited in. It doesn't kick down the door, it knocks on it politely. So someone needs to speak to these people. Someone needs to defend liberty from an ideological perspective. It's going to take more than the mindless platitudes we got from Romney or McCain before him. These idiots weren't successful apologists for liberty because they don't really believe in it and had no intention of carrying out a liberty agenda if elected.
4) Can we now be officially done with the "lesser of two evils"? Time to find the good and fight for it. Time to reject evil in any degree and in any form.
1) We constitutionalists, we liberty lovers, we libertarians, we true independents were right. We've been proven right. We were always right. You can't defeat Socialism with Socialism Lite. You can't bring down Coca-Cola by offering a watered down version of it. You've gotta offer a CHOICE. Something DIFFERENT. A true OPPOSITION. You have to fight tyranny, not make a succession of compromises with it. You've gotta say "Coke stinks, it's just sugar water that will give you diabetes and kill you, here's a totally different product all together. It won't taste as sweet at first but when you get used to the taste you'll realize this stuff will save your life". Romney didn't win because people who want what he's peddling would rather get it from the guy who's selling it pure. Can you blame them really?
2) Screw the Republican establishment. These incompetent fools just lost by two scores to a team that turned the ball over 6 times in the fourth quarter. Conservatives, you've hitched your wagon to the wrong damn horse. Can you see that now? Tell me you can finally see that now. Please.
3) What ails this country runs much deeper than anything political. Obama is a tyrant but he won because most people in this country WANT tyranny. This is no different than in any other nation in any other period of history. Rights are not taken, they are surrendered. Evil does not invade, it is invited in. It doesn't kick down the door, it knocks on it politely. So someone needs to speak to these people. Someone needs to defend liberty from an ideological perspective. It's going to take more than the mindless platitudes we got from Romney or McCain before him. These idiots weren't successful apologists for liberty because they don't really believe in it and had no intention of carrying out a liberty agenda if elected.
4) Can we now be officially done with the "lesser of two evils"? Time to find the good and fight for it. Time to reject evil in any degree and in any form.
