added 2007 Tue Jun 5 21:49:47 by populist
Whoever finds it appropriate to crave political power on the delusional theory that as long as the government has been popularly elected, and that, under such a government, the power belongs to the people, and is power legitimate, has set himself up on the path to despotism...
Whoever finds it appropriate to crave political power on the delusional theory that as long as the government has been popularly elected, and that, under such a government, the power belongs to the people, and is power legitimate, has set himself up on the path to despotism...
added 2007 Sun May 27 19:17:51 by populist
For those of us who love and understand individual freedom, it sometimes seems as if the Atlantic just isn't wide enough to impede the collaboration of Anglo-American elites seeking to re-mold the world closer to their hearts' desire.
For those of us who love and understand individual freedom, it sometimes seems as if the Atlantic just isn't wide enough to impede the collaboration of Anglo-American elites seeking to re-mold the world closer to their hearts' desire.
added 2007 Sun Apr 29 7:46:35 by populist
Unfortunately, many of the so-called "protective" government functions that the paleoconservatives assume are legitimate, are actually positive services, and they are as inefficient and deleterious to the United States economy as the more obvious government handouts and pork they oppose with all their might.
Unfortunately, many of the so-called "protective" government functions that the paleoconservatives assume are legitimate, are actually positive services, and they are as inefficient and deleterious to the United States economy as the more obvious government handouts and pork they oppose with all their might.
added 2007 Wed Mar 28 5:35:11 by gatitabonitasen
Call it phony universalism, Robin Hood in reverse, or socialism for the rich -- the United States spends almost as much helping the have-plenties as the have-nots. A father goes grocery shopping for his family and returns with the basics -- milk, bread, peanut butter, cereal, applesauce, frozen pizzas. He also comes home with a large steak, which h
Call it phony universalism, Robin Hood in reverse, or socialism for the rich -- the United States spends almost as much helping the have-plenties as the have-nots. A father goes grocery shopping for his family and returns with the basics -- milk, bread, peanut butter, cereal, applesauce, frozen pizzas. He also comes home with a large steak, which h
added 2007 Tue Mar 27 2:33:11 by populist
Care for patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease, is eating up 60 per cent of Ontario's health budget and will likely consume more as the population ages, a provincially appointed watchdog warned Monday.
Care for patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease, is eating up 60 per cent of Ontario's health budget and will likely consume more as the population ages, a provincially appointed watchdog warned Monday.
added 2007 Wed Feb 28 20:28:25 by populist
China's prime minister promised to maintain "socialism for 100 years" yesterday as the Communist Party tried to play down media discussion of political reform.
China's prime minister promised to maintain "socialism for 100 years" yesterday as the Communist Party tried to play down media discussion of political reform.
