Best Law Schools for Born-Again Christians Forum

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[FattyMcFatFat]

So wait... Is President Obama really Jesus?

He is a liberal. Yes. Yes he is.

[FattyMcFatFat]

I'm no biblical scholar

That is very clear.

I don't see how this answers my question...

[capt_slow]

I'm no biblical scholar

That is very clear.

I don't see how this answers my question...

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[capt_slow]

Honestly, Jesus was far more liberal than Obama (unfortunately).

Wait, is that even possible?

[FattyMcFatFat]

I'm no biblical scholar

That is very clear.

I don't see how this answers my question...

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[capt_slow]

[FattyMcFatFat]

Honestly, Jesus was far more liberal than Obama (unfortunately).

Wait, is that even possible?

Just use your imagination.

[Mal Reynolds]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

[ManoftheHour]

obvious troll is obvious

Awfully long con to create a Twitter feed and Linkedin to try to troll TLS. I don't agree with OP's beliefs but there isn't anything about holding those beliefs and wanting to go to law school that marks someone as a troll.

And yes, inerrant is a word.

I'm pretty sure some TLSer found that twitter handle, made an alt account, and trolled.

[FattyMcFatFat]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

[FattyMcFatFat]

obvious troll is obvious

Awfully long con to create a Twitter feed and Linkedin to try to troll TLS. I don't agree with OP's beliefs but there isn't anything about holding those beliefs and wanting to go to law school that marks someone as a troll.

And yes, inerrant is a word.

I'm pretty sure some TLSer found that twitter handle, made an alt account, and trolled.

The ultimate troll.

[HanShotFirst]

Way to derail this thread, reptiles and shitlibs alike

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[HanShotFirst]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

herp derp Rothbard and Friedman

[Mal Reynolds]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

I mean the generally accepted usage. I'm not going to cater to your dumb libertarian ideals.

[FattyMcFatFat]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats.

That seems to be nothing but a truism. That politicians favor some degree of social or economic government intervention. Even Ron/Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, etc are statists under that definition, found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statism.

The term "politician" is the same as the term "statist" to me, so yes, there does seem to be a bit of a truism. I don't know what relevance the individuals to whom you refer have to this discussion.

[FattyMcFatFat]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

herp derp Rothbard and Friedman

That is an excellent substantive point, and I must admit that I do not have a satisfactory response.

[capt_slow]

Way to derail this thread, reptiles and shitlibs alike

You are welcome

[FattyMcFatFat]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

I mean the generally accepted usage. I'm not going to cater to your dumb libertarian ideals.

It seems a bit "dumb" for you to regard your definition of the term "liberal" as the "generally accepted usage," when I am very confident that millions of people would regard my definition as "generally accepted."

[FattyMcFatFat]

Way to derail this thread, reptiles and shitlibs alike

You are welcome

You really didn't see this coming?

[A. Nony Mouse]

Obama isn't really all that liberal.

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

I mean the generally accepted usage. I'm not going to cater to your dumb libertarian ideals.

It seems a bit "dumb" for you to regard your definition of the term "liberal" as the "generally accepted usage," when I am very confident that millions of people would regard my definition as "generally accepted."

In the United States? Applying equally to Democrats and Republicans? That seems awfully disingenuous.

[FattyMcFatFat]

Also this:

That is very clear.

I don't see how this answers my question...

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[FattyMcFatFat]

To me, liberal means statist. The term applies to most republicans and most democrats. I support neither. How would you define the term "liberal?"

I mean the generally accepted usage. I'm not going to cater to your dumb libertarian ideals.

It seems a bit "dumb" for you to regard your definition of the term "liberal" as the "generally accepted usage," when I am very confident that millions of people would regard my definition as "generally accepted."

In the United States? Applying equally to Democrats and Republicans? That seems awfully disingenuous.

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but do you think everyone in the United States is a democrat or a republican? Do you think that people who call themselves democrats or republicans subscribe wholeheartedly to the platforms of those two parties? Do you think they even know what those platforms consist of?