Re: No I need to go to sleep

Typical you-don't-believe-like-the-rest-of-us-so-you're-another-blind-nonbeliever Napoleon The Pig...I mean, Dissident in full effect here.

I'm a "blind" non-believer? I take whatever side I feel is the right side...I don't care if that side is popular or unpopular. If I was only interested in taking unpopular sides I would be anti-choice on this board.

Besides I bet you and your crew wouldn't criticize the United States military or any capitalist society if inter-generational relationships were legal, just like the LGBT community did back in the day. You hear them ranting now?

The LGBT community do not rant now because unlike me and the majority of pro-choicers in the MAA community, they are assimilationists. They are trying to get accepted into the status quo as it currently exists rather than advocating for a change in the status quo. They lost whatever balls they had a long time ago to make a Faustian bargain with society. And you can rest assured that if the U.S. was a youth liberated society and it found another scapegoat in place of MAAs and youths, and if it continued with this mindless "war on terror," the "War on Drugs," military tribunals in place of regular criminal courts for accused "enemy combatants," torture in defiance of the Geneva Conventions, the USA Patriot Act, etc., I would still have many things to say against the U.S. government. If these things were still going on, all of our civil rights would be threatened, and our right to political dissent would be endangered. I believe in what America's ideals stand for...which is why I get so upset when the U.S. government is not living up to its ideals. And I would never be a cheerleader for any war that my country was engaged in that didn't involve self-defense only.

And try reciting your beliefs to the 18 year old who like Dante said is just trying to avoid dying in the sand just to see his wife and kids back home.

Maybe if he heard my beliefs he wouldn't have been over there fighting a never-ending corporatist war in the first place.