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A question for the bluest of liberals...

ElijahGalt said:
But liberals and conservativs are really bad about following the Bill of Rights. They wish to empower governments to the point where we create a field day for special interests. To a point where governments and large corporations are in the business of collaboration and subsidizing. In other words, liberals and conservatives are corporatists, and it is the "classical liberals" or "libertarians" which are the true defenders of our Bill of Rights, including all the other major provisions of our constitution AND D.o.I.
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What exactly is your argument? All you wrote is a bunch of unreasoned, ad hoc assertions.
 
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drz-400 said:
What exactly is your argument? All you wrote is a bunch of unreasoned, ad hoc assertions.
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Can you elaborate, just a bit? Why was the former post unreasonable? How did it contain ad hoc assertions?
 
ElijahGalt said:
Can you elaborate, just a bit? Why was the former post unreasonable? How did it contain ad hoc assertions?
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But liberals and conservativs are really bad about following the Bill of Rights. They wish to empower governments to the point where we create a field day for special interests. To a point where governments and large corporations are in the business of collaboration and subsidizing. In other words, liberals and conservatives are corporatists, and it is the "classical liberals" or "libertarians" which are the true defenders of our Bill of Rights, including all the other major provisions of our constitution AND D.o.I.
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No true Scotsman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
drz-400 said:
No true Scotsman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Fair enough. But when you actually compare libertarian politicians and their voting records to the voting records of just about any democrat or republican, you come up with a crystal clear picture that gives reason to my assertion. No politician, with genuine American interest at heart, would openly violate the constitution. Before we even mention party names, this statement remains true. Now, let's take the sleuth of examples from the republican, democrat, and libertarian parties. Which members of which party ultimately score higher on defending the Bill of Rights?
 
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