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"Kloudy via AviationKB.com" u33403@uwe wrote in message
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Nor are those intent on a christian theocracy.

I don't support them either. As a matter of fact I'd place them on pretty
equal levels of "not a good thingness."

Sorry. I didn't really mean to imply that you did. I was trying to create
that sense of often parallel, extreme ideologies that are, as you say,
"not a
good thingness"


Extreme ideologies...like liberty?

I mean the real thing, not the current Republicrat collectivism/statism
thing.

Matt Barrow wrote:
Nor are those intent on a christian theocracy.

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"not a
good thingness"

Extreme ideologies...like liberty?

I mean the real thing, not the current Republicrat collectivism/statism
thing.

I don't think I suggested liberty was an extreme ideology.

Erosion of our liberties is to what I refer and republicrat, fascism, statism
are not preferable either.

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"Kloudy via AviationKB.com" u33403@uwe wrote:
Matt Barrow wrote:
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Extreme ideologies...like liberty?
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I don't think I suggested liberty was an extreme ideology.

Side note: I believe liberty _is_ considered by many people to be an
"extreme" ideology. Ask a crowd (say the readers of this newsgroup) to vote
on whether they consider the following political ideologies to be extreme,
though both are presumably founded on maximizing liberty:

Libertarianism
Anarchism

and I suspect a majority would label both as being "extreme." Giving up
liberties in exchange for something else is considered a non-extreme
position, if not almost a law of nature.

(I guess I'm an extremist!)

Libertarianism
Anarchism

and I suspect a majority would label both as being "extreme." Giving up
liberties in exchange for something else is considered a non-extreme
position, if not almost a law of nature.

It's a question of degree. Neither liberty nor government is extreme.
However, anarchy (no government, total liberty) and totalitarianism
(total government, no liberty) are extreme.

It's a question of perspective. If one believes that we are already too
far in one direction, the belief that going further in that direction is
extremist.

Jose
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