Tuesday, March 20, 2012
- Losing Our Religion
Charles Murray Arguing that the Liberty that the founders advocated amounted to a civic religion, and we're losing it.
And the subsequent discussion:
The thing I find most compelling is Miss noname from the "Center for American Progress" says that she has problems with the methodology but doesn't name them, and then thinks that the entire discussion needs to be premised first on the (undocumented) success of progressive liberalism in the Roosevelt administration. This is the kind of working backward from the desired conclusion that continues to pass for serious thinking among Liberals. And what's worse, she does this even though Murray clearly says (and the Canadian academic even mentions that he read it in the book jacket) that it's not a book about causes or solutions, only a documentation of the state of society.
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libs have to come back to fdr.what else do they have? jfk?,. im still trying to figure out what camelot was about?? he banged alot of women including marylin and tennagers. got us into bay of pigs crap. and maybe backed the ruskies away from cuba.of course there is clinton but he did ok cause of a repub congress keepin him in check.and he was bangin stuff in the oval office?? is there a theme here? 2 points.. . boushey goes back to fdr and always social security for retirement. well it wasnt meant for "retirement. it was meant for the end of life last gasp "net". your life epxectancy was 61.(now 84).people worked till they died at 61.it wasnt meant to be a retire at 62 and live another 22 yrs off the rest of us.so i cant really put blame on fdr.. 2nd point. i hear 10 times a day that all odumass wants to do is take us back to clinton level taxes when things were great... im ok with that if you also take me back to gas at 1.25/gallon and milk at a 1$ A GALLON. AND A GOOD CAL. CABERNeT AT 13$ A BOTTLE. oh .. and toss in 40% more buying power for my dollar that ive lost to a weak shit dollar policy and 2-3% inflation over the 20 yrs.. sure ill go back.
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