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Old June 5th 04, 05:56 PM
Leslie Swartz
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A vote for Socialism (in even it's weaker forms) is a vote for
Totalitarianism.

Socialism must be supported by the forced confiscation of the labor of the
citizenry. This is done by the power of the state. The power of the state
is embodied in Totalitarianism.

You can vote for "a little bit of Socialism" and many believe that the
"little bit of Totalitarianism" is acceptable, as long as hte resulting
Socilaism is "for the greater good."

These folks generally believe that there is a "sweet spot" in the tradeoff
between liberty and security.

So go ahead and answer your own question: is a vote for Kerry (or Bush, for
that matter) a vote for Totalitarianism?

Steve Swartz



"WalterM140" wrote in message
...
It's amazing how so many WWII vets risked life and limb to save the

French
from Totalitarianism, then scurry back to the U.S. and try to ram it down
our throats . . .


Why don't you elaborate on that statement some. Who is doing that? How

many
WWII veterans have done that?

When I vote for Kerry, is that a vote for totalitarianism?

Walt