Quoted from Libertarian4life

False logic.

All Viet Nam veterans share the collective guilt, just as all Nazis had to.

Declaring now that you didn't really support the killings is like denouncing your military service.

Don't get me wrong, I truly hope that you would.

Just admit you made a mistake and that you have learned from it that killing people is not the solution, and you are forgiven.

It isn't hard at all.

Quoted from joebxr

My only mistake is even replying to your ignorant hate filled
irrational rants

Quoted from Libertarian4life

Yep, when the going gets tough, the Marines give up.

Just like Viet Nam.

Quoted from Box A Rox

L4Life seems to be interested in proving himself... I've given up on him/her a long time ago, but...
OK L4Life.
  Please tell us.  When did the Marines "GIVE UP" in Vietnam?  

Or are you just so frustrated that you are posting out of your butt again???

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The Decentralization of Thought

Written by Matt Bergman on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 8:08 AM EST in Articles

google-voluntaryismFor many years, the common man was educated/conditioned in government schools.   He was spoon fed two common points of view differing ever so slightly to the left and right of each other by a handful of State controlled/censored media outlets. A human farm devoid of question for a system whose victims stretch the length of the entire planet.

In 2013, we the people, now more than ever, have the power to evolve past draconian statist semantics. Loaded speeches of patriotism calling for blind obedience and duty lacking foremost in any sort of rational idea. Ideologies that have long since run their crash course through history, time and time again. Social media outlets such as Facebook, Twiitter, blogs, etc… are making the decentralization of thought possible and free thought a reality.

Disbelief in the system is at a rampant all time high and ever expanding. More people everyday are referring to themselves as “independents” rather than associating themselves with either of the two political parties, whose actions almost always seem to fall disappointingly short of their words. Why call on government to fix problems that in most cases government caused in the first place?

Most people understand that monopolies tend to never render the best or even tolerable results. Most Americans feel differently about war, marriage equality, the drug war, the Patriot Act and an audit of the Federal Reserve than those who are in power. There is a definite ever expanding disconnect between the American people and our “elected officials”. Most people are socially liberal and economically conservative. I firmly believe that most people are libertarian and just don’t know it yet.

Conversely, technology is a double edged sword also being used by the State to snoop on the populous on a larger scale then ever before. However, the pros of this technological age definitely outweigh the cons. This is coming from a regular dude who started a Facebook page that has grown up to 40k plus “likes” in under three years. Four years ago, it was just me drunken rambling in a bar to a handful of people.  I was spreading dissent none the less, but the point is that technology provides a huge f**king podium for those who are so inclined.

Make no mistake about it, a grass roots, bottom up, idealogical revolution is here and on the rise. Principles of voluntaryism abound, centered behind a belief that any initiation of force is morally wrong whether that force is initiated by a man or a government.

Quoted from joebxr

PS - The jacka$$ can't even correctly spell Vietnam....
I hear that lack of proper meds effect spelling.

Quoted from Libertarian4life

Yep, when the going gets tough, the Marines give up.

Just like Viet Nam.

Quoted from joebxr

And this is the best fabrication and ignorance you can come up with?

SAD....must be Hess intentionally punishing you that's driving you crazy!

Careful you don't bust a vein!!!

Quoted from Box A Rox

L4Life must have missed my post.  I'll try again:
Try #2
Please tell us.  When did the Marines "GIVE UP" in Vietnam?

Quoted from Libertarian4life

Direct U.S. military involvement ended on 15 August 1973 as a result of the Case–Church Amendment passed by the U.S. Congress.
If you claim that you never gave up, then you must think that you are still trying to win.
Go ahead now, argue your petty semantics.
The entire world knows who lost the war.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Yea... The Case-Church Amendment... Passed by Congress... Yes, ending US involvement in the
Vietnam war... yea...

The MARINES as well as almost all US Forces were ordered out of Vietnam....

So???
The Marines followed orders from their Commander in Chief and left Vietnam, as ORDERED.
They didn't get to vote on that decision or take part in it in any way.  

SO again I ASK YOU TO PLEASE TELL US, AS YOU CLAIMED:
WHEN DID THE MARINES "GIVE UP"?

You've described the legislation pulling US troops from Vietnam...
LMAO!  But not any incident where the "MARINES GAVE UP"
as you claimed.

Were you mistaken?
Were you on drugs?
Were You Just Posting Out Of Your Butt Yet Again???

Quoted from Box A Rox

I gave up discussions with the "hippy hero" long ago.