kaz
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- Dec 1, 2010
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There is nothing "liberal" about authoritarianism. They're polar opposites.
I didn't "chastize" you -- I corrected you. When I chastize you, you'll know it.![]()
You said "know the difference." I do, but again, calling people liberal who call themselves liberal isn't not knowing the difference.
I guess I missed your examples thereof, but then I just got here.
In any case, continuing a fallacious definition when you know it to be fallacious isn't exactly the smartest plan, is it?
Then again, using terms that no one knows what you're talking about during discussions seems like a dubious solution. And constantly defining them so they know what you mean every time you make a point would be tiresome. I'm a libertarian, but saying I'm a liberal constantly because I'm a true liberal and the ones who aren't but call themselves that just won't get what I'm saying. In the end, writing is about communications. Communicating accurately with the knowledge it won't be understood is still poor communications. I call the right conservatives in discussions even though I don't consider most of them true conservatives either. Jumping into everyone's business and government owning our bodies isn't what I consider conservative anyway.
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