Doug Kanter wrote:

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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noah wrote:

Really? I see things very clearly. Maybe because I don't spend my time
making excuses and exeptions for things that should not be.

This statement is patently untrue. The government, "our" government,
does things daily that "should not be". I make no excuses and pull no
punches. From reading your posts, you see this too, but you don't
want to admit the failings. Patriotism DEMANDS critical thought- no
matter where your allegiance or affilliation lies.

That's almost funny. Here the left is always spouting about the
shortcomings of our government, and how they don't trust it to keep
terrorists at bay, and to make the world a better place for freedom, and
human rights. Yet, they want the same government, to be the
administrators of healthcare, day care, our retirement funds, and to
weigh in on lifestyle issues.

It sounds somewhat hypocritical to me.

Dave


Dave, you are a constant source of enlightenment, especially on a Monday
morning. Please explain why we should assume that if some government
programs/plans don't work, they ALL don't/can't work.

I'm not saying that at all. I'm just drawing on the left's seeming
hypocricy surrounding their love/hate relationship with the government.
It would seem that the left is always spouting off about "secret
government deals", corruption, favoratism, placing wealth above human
rights, placing the needs of the rich above that of the rest of the
country. Yet, these are the same people who WANT the government managing
our retirement funds, our healthcare, our education, making rules which
invade lifestyle choices, and whether we can own a gun etc.

It's a idealogical contradiction. Either you want big government, or you
don't.


It may be easier if you dredge up what you should've learned about
electronic gates (NAND,AND,NOR, etc). Simple logic.

That's exactly how I see it. Maybe you should learn something about it.

Dave