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I question the intelligence of anyone who says "everything is alright" with the shrubs regime.Quote:
Anyway, I don't think anything more clearly indicates the vast lack of even the slightest bit of intelligence than the people that hate bush constantly screaming about impeachment.
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Originally Posted by iaskwhy
good point.
http://board.flashkit.com/board/
Change is just an impeachment away!
(before this starts getting to far out of hand, let's hold back on the comments about other people's intelligence, okay? We have a pretty good thread going so far, I'd hate to see it degenerate into the usual flame fest)
neocon - funniest word. can i coin neodem?
what's it mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by indivision
Well, neo-con is a neo-conservative, not a neo-republican. I guess you could say neo-lib or neo-prog, but neither has the ring of neo-con. I've been trying to get people to use 'Cons' and 'Pros' as better labels than Repubs and Dems.Quote:
Originally Posted by indivision
New Conservative. Why not just call them all by what they are? Con.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neocons..._United_StatesQuote:
Originally Posted by yasunobu13
Lower down in the article some guy states that neo-cons should actually be called neo-Jacobins.... which is all kinds of funnyQuote:
Generally neoconservatives supported a militant anticommunism; more social welfare spending than was sometimes acceptable to libertarians and mainstream conservatives; civil equality for blacks and other minorities; and sympathy with a non-traditionalist agenda, being more inclined than other conservatives toward an interventionist foreign policy and a unilateralism that is sometimes at odds with traditional conceptions of diplomacy and international law. They feuded with traditional right-wing Republicans, and the nativist, protectionist, isolationists once represented by ex-Republican "paleoconservative" Pat Buchanan. Still, the neoconservatives have generally allied with other conservatives electorally and in terms of which administrations they have joined. Ideological differences between paleoconservatives and neoconservatives are often ignored in alliance against those to their left.
good pointQuote:
Originally Posted by japangreg
so neolib is mine?
what about neoiaskwhy? ;)
hahah. exactly the same kind of ambiguous thing that neocon does. 'new democrat' with no further clarification that anyone widely knows. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by yasunobu13
How about neo-governmentalist? Then shorten that to no-governmentalist.
thats not neo though. anarchists have been around since sid vicious, at least.
no-governmentalist.... wouldn't that be a paleocon
yea, neocon... that's soo 90's. :rolleyes:
Yeah, well, in Sid's time, not everyone had access the same firepower. :D
Maybe not no government, but they ought to be tasked with garbage collection, printing money, filling potholes and catching spammers. The rest, we can do without.
Psst, IAW, foreign troops on the Jersey Shore!Quote:
Originally Posted by iaskwhy
how about ubercon for 2005?
libsheviks?
now thats the old limited government iaskwhy i remember!Quote:
Originally Posted by iaskwhy
I told you, you've got to quit watching Power Ranger.Quote:
Originally Posted by japangreg
Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by iaskwhy
I think you forgot national defense in there.