Anti-War Left and Anti-War Right Unite in Massachusetts

**michaelr** · 12th April 2010 08:51 AM

Anti-War Left and Anti-War Right Unite in Massachusetts

Perhaps a new party, the freedom party???

**Dr.Knuckles** · 12th April 2010 11:19 AM

Our Four Points of Unity are:

â–º 1. Freedom from Central & Foreign Bankers

â–º 2. Freedom from National Debt & Bailouts

â–º 3. Freedom from Wars & Empire

â–º 4. Defense Of Our Civil Liberties

Sign me up on 3 and 4 for sure. I wont say no to number 2, but people should understand that that will be painful at times, and sticking to it will have serious consequences. Careful what you wish for.

But what does Number 1 mean? Freedom from bankers? Like.. no banking at all? Money is socks under the mattress?

That said, If Paul and Nader ever got together on a project... I'd be first in line. The best two political minds in America today. I'm not familiar with Mckinney and Baldwin. I get all my US news from you guys at this website.

**Blueneck** · 12th April 2010 03:38 PM

I didn't know there was such a thing as the "anti-war right".

**Blah** · 12th April 2010 04:09 PM

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I didn't know there was such a thing as the "anti-war right".

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Ron Paul types and some Christians no doubt.

I've never been to fond of wars except as board games.

**Blueneck** · 12th April 2010 04:19 PM

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Ron Paul types and some Christians no doubt.

I've never been to fond of wars except as board games.

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I can still remember my dad (a lifelong Republican) suffering withdrawals after the end of the first Gulf War. "I liked that war". A lot of Republicans never got over us leaving Vietnam the way we did, and always seemed to want to replicate WWII and the glory days of the US.

Maybe it's not a Republican thing as much as a man thing.

**michaelr** · 12th April 2010 04:26 PM

[quote name='Blueneck' date='12 April 2010 - 02:38 PM' timestamp='1271108319' post='138870']

I didn't know there was such a thing as the "anti-war right".

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See that is typical group think. There are more anti-war right than you have been lead to believe, your in fact chatting with one right now.

**TheHangingChad** · 12th April 2010 05:53 PM

[quote name='Blueneck' date='12 April 2010 - 05:38 PM' timestamp='1271108319' post='138870']

I didn't know there was such a thing as the "anti-war right".

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President Eisenhower I'd imagine was an anti-war right.

**Dr.Knuckles** · 12th April 2010 08:24 PM

Except the one(s) he fought in.

I think the best way to guage if a war is justified: If the reason for fighting the war is "the people there think they'd be better off if they won, but they're wrong. They'll be better off if we win": That aint a just war.

**TheHangingChad** · 12th April 2010 09:50 PM

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Except the one(s) he fought in.

I think the best way to guage if a war is justified: If the reason for fighting the war is "the people there think they'd be better off if they won, but they're wrong. They'll be better off if we win": That aint a just war.

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I don't think he gets a choice when he's actually in the service.

**Blah** · 12th April 2010 09:58 PM

[quote name='Blueneck' date='12 April 2010 - 03:19 PM' timestamp='1271110743' post='138880']

I can still remember my dad (a lifelong Republican) suffering withdrawals after the end of the first Gulf War. "I liked that war". A lot of Republicans never got over us leaving Vietnam the way we did, and always seemed to want to replicate WWII and the glory days of the US.

Maybe it's not a Republican thing as much as a man thing.

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Put women in charge of international competition then we would be dominating other countries by

starting viscous gossip behind their back while pretending to like them.