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By Dean Striker, on August 20th, 2009 Liberty is Moral
Just a quick announcement here.
We will now be submitting everything from Morality101.net to Propeller.com and have formed a new Propeller Group called Liberty is Moral, in which our friends from Morality101, Digg, Facebook and Twitter can participate and submit their own favorites and articles as well.
Digg.com was our favorite [...]
By Dean Striker, on July 19th, 2009 Sunday, 19 July 2009 12:14 Quintessential Liberal vs. Extreme Marxist
By JB Williams ©2009 USA
Since 52% of American voters were foolish enough to buy the story that Barack Hussein Obama is some sort of “liberal messiah,” I thought it would be interesting to compare the belief systems of America’s father of liberalism and [...]
By Striker, on July 7th, 2009 This Morality webpage should have been the very first, but it was long delayed by secondary considerations which I have allowed to distract me. Even today, expect that I shall continue to enhance and fine-tune this page.
To myself, morality is very simple, but the objective of helping others to grasp, contemplate, accept and [...]
By Striker, on June 28th, 2009 The complete ignorance of collectivists who constantly promote Force and Sacrifice on Digg has finally gotten my goat. I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna TAKE IT anymore! powerlineblog.com — The Democrats aretrying to rush their health care “reform” bill through Congress before anyone understands what is in it. The bill is intended to [...]
By Striker, on May 28th, 2009 Republished from Source: Original Article by J D Longstreet Socialized Medicine in the United States! : WesternFront America May 27th, 2009
So the big push has begun! The big push for socialized medicine in the United States. Altho, there is little funny about this boondoggle, it is sorta funny to watch the socialists in the [...]
By Striker, on May 20th, 2009 Groups represent human fellowship and are therefore nearly always morally superior to individuals. Groups that exist for purposes that advance the common good are morally justified in using the power of the group to circumvent the power of mere individuals. This includes confiscating the assets of wealthy individuals …
The laws of my perceptual universe [...]
By Dean Striker, on May 18th, 2009 It is said by many that America is a free country and many come here because of the perception that it is a free country. However, by any measure, it is anything but a free country because without individual freedom, there is no freedom and individual freedom has been trashed, as the first 10 Amendments… [...]
By Dean Striker, on May 18th, 2009 This particular Parliament, unprecedented in nearly 400 years, has lost such meagre respect as it still retained after, among other sins, handing, entirely unauthorised and incidentally to the extreme detriment of The Queen’s own position as Head of State of the United Kingdom, nearly all its powers to a junta of unelected foreign potentates…
By Dean Striker, on April 25th, 2009 Nobody wants to mention tax rises just ahead of the elections,” said Thorolfur Matthiasson, an economics professor at the University of Iceland. “But if the budget deficit is 10 percent of GDP and the official debt is approximately what the nation can produce in one year, then the politicians will have to raise tax and [...]
By Striker, on April 9th, 2009 Seeking redress from Congress.
This is excellent – if signing petitions might help, this is one to sign!
Here is the petition text; two clicks to sign it:
To the United States Congress, United States Supreme Court and President of the United States: Whereas, the First Amendment guarantees our right to Petition for Redress of [...]
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Morality is not the exclusive province of religion. Real Morality is Principle based on your Right to Life.
Since "Government" exists only as a tool to tax and steal from it's citizens and to then regulate, control, manipulate and redistribute, it is without principle.
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