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Conservatives Tired of being told that they don't know what Socialism is.

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Sturmgeist
, May 25 2012 at 06:45 AM (372 Views)
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So, you're letting emotional dissatisfaction take precedence over logical argument based on the concept that your opponents appear to do the same?

I'm just playing devil's advocate because that makes you just as wrong as them. Two people making irrational points are just that. You might as well be arguing over the subjective aesthetics of the moon.
Of course. I find it hiliarious that some americans try to lecture regarding economic european policy and slur the EU.

Then they create topics trying to comprehend wiki articles. And the reason i am being nasty. Silicon infamous slur "that he urinate on europe"

Now i will point and laugh at his public ignorance.
Am I crazy or did this just happen? Why would someone admit to being illogical as a good thing?

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  1. AshenLady's Avatar
    Liberals are tired of being called every name in the book by Cons and NeoCons.

    Who doesn't need to give more to people in need, regardless of their race, color, creed or any other thing.

    Who are we to decide this stuff? We all have things to give to the needy. Cons and neocons need to shut up about who they think is in need and just give more of themselves.

    PFFFFTTTT!!!
  2. Reiver's Avatar
    Never met a conservative that understands socialism. The only delight is in the extent that they make a pig's ear of it.
  3. Sturmgeist's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Reiver
    Never met a conservative that understands socialism. The only delight is in the extent that they make a pig's ear of it.
    Well, that wasn't the point of he blog. It was about logic, but I will play.

    I'm not sure that anyone 'understands' socialism, as leftists who claim to understand it only seem to chide righties instead of ever explaining it.

    I always see 'you don't know about what you are writing' posts, but I never see the reason why it is 'wrong' or what 'right' is.
  4. Sturmgeist's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by AshenLady
    Liberals are tired of being called every name in the book by Cons and NeoCons.

    Who doesn't need to give more to people in need, regardless of their race, color, creed or any other thing.

    Who are we to decide this stuff? We all have things to give to the needy. Cons and neocons need to shut up about who they think is in need and just give more of themselves.

    PFFFFTTTT!!!
    Why do they need to do that?
  5. Reiver's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Sturmgeist
    Well, that wasn't the point of he blog. It was about logic, but I will play.
    Given the title, was the reference to logic irony?

    I'm not sure that anyone 'understands' socialism, as leftists who claim to understand it only seem to chide righties instead of ever explaining it.
    The conservative typically confuses socialist political economy with the economic spectrum (from laissez faire to command economy), using that to make ludicrous 'government is socialism' prance. The definition of socialism is straightforward (worker control and ownership of the means of production). The only difficulty is in the variation in approach. An anarchist, for example, wouldn't apply the same feasibility logic as the post-Hayekian (who can integrate efficiency problems generated by inequalities of opportunity with the key role played by the firm creating entrepreneur)