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YouTube Debate: Hillary - Are You a Liberal?

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On July 23, 2007, CNN and YouTube partnered to sponsor the first Democratic primary debate of the 2008 election cycle. Questions were asked by citizens from around the country by uploading personal videos to the YouTube website.

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zeecee1
 1 

It’s interesting …
It’s interesting how stress can age people. Look at Hillary Clinton in this video, the early part of the campaign, compared to what she looked like at the end of the campaign.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
TranshumanCyborg
 2 

I say labels. …
I say labels. They’re too broad, self ascribed, and encompass extremes. People can focus on the extremes in either group and will begin to believe that all people who associate with either term fit either extreme. Its absurd to believe that any opinion can be fairly summed up with two possible terms. Its black and white thinking.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
hoodoo961
 3 

We need this …
We need this debating, badass Obama now in the White House. What the happened.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 4 

Lol I’ve got final …
Lol I’ve got final exams as well next week. good luck!

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 5 

oh well. i have no …
oh well. i have no negative thoughts towards you or your beliefs. haha now, sometimes when i tell people about my recent faith change they brace themselves for a big lecture they think im going to give them. the only faith i have quarrel with is radical chriatian/jew hating muslims. i guess ill say “our minds have walked on similar grounds.” cant remember who that was quoted from. i think ive gotta stop procrastinating on the internet and hit the books for the final exams. best of wishes to you!

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 6 

I admire your …
I admire your enthusiasm, but I am afraid you got me wrong. What I said was “I am not a theist”, not “I am not atheist”. I’m sorry to say that I am a naturalistic pantheist, which is somewhat close to atheism in practice, and thus not a christian. That said, I do read the Bible, as well as the Coran and Homer’s poems.
But it’s good to talk to a fellow believer anyhow, for even though I am not a believer I am still a fellow, and I enjoy the compagny of believers.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 7 

oh cool. haha. yeah …
oh cool. haha. yeah when i created my account i was an agnostic theist and since then ive gotten closer to christ. something that sort of happened without warning. good to talk to a fellow believer. now i wish i had not rejected christianity in my youth so much. haha

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 8 

Haha you’re not …
Haha you’re not that agnostic are you? :P Well and why not? I’m not a theist, but I what we call “christian communism” is very close to the anarchist-communist principles I advocate.
Mat 21:12-14, well known, but more interesting:
Act 2:42-45 and Act 4:32-37.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 9 

but then again i …
but then again i realize that as a trend over the years government has been having less and less ruling power. maybe anarchical socialism is the next step down the ladder? either way i see all of this as the world moving closer to the coming of christ. (just me personally)

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 10 

im speaking about …
im speaking about theoretical revenge. like if someone wronged me in a serious way. and what is done about those who do murder rampantly and defy control. the police cant catch everyone right? im not convinced that people have the morals to uphold a society that is without government. its hard to imagine.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 11 

The fact that in …
The fact that in anarchy you can slaughter for free is a myth. Anarchy isn’t chaos, it’s order without control.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 12 

i cant stop …
i cant stop cringing. im wondering whats going to happen to the past few american presidents who absolutely butt the economy, the treasury, the constitution, and the people of america. america has been sold out and opened for attack by our mindless presidents. you know things like this reading about my presidents makes me almost look at anarchy with envy because i could just absolutely slaughter and get revenge on anyone that i felt deserved it. mercenary work might be pretty rewarding

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 13 

Haha yeah, that was …
Haha yeah, that was my point. But let’s go even further: would such a law make any difference? Law or no law, who’s gonna tell the police they have a sexual relationship with their parents/sibling?

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 14 

nobody should need …
nobody should need a law for that…..at least i would hope nobody would. as far as the defense of anarchy goes, to each his own

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 15 

Hum… I’m …
Hum… I’m anarchist socialist, not anarchist primitivist. And beside, do you REALLY need the law to prevent you from doing you mom?

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 16 

I believe that my …
I believe that my country, at its core has un-tamable power. the world needs moral police to kill off the uncivilized (but that makes the protected people weak over time). I used to like anarchical socialism but then I realized it would cut life span in half and would return the world to the social status it was in the nomadic tribe era, until a group of people decided to unite and retry structured civilization. i think people are social by nature. and what about reproduction without incest?

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 17 

… well I’m not …
… well I’m not American, but I do love to burn your flag. And “my” flag, and about everybody else’s now that we’re at it.
We can be proud about our culture and our history as a people, but not as a country. Imposing a set of value and laws to a piece of land (in the physical sense) and by default to the people who happened to be born there makes no sense to me, not to speak of authority as a whole.
That’s why I respect non-zionist jews: they’re a people, not a country.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 18 

I’m convinced the …
I’m convinced the constitution will still be here when its all said and done. There’s just something about that flag, lady liberty, our history, and that pledge of allegiance. I could tell who the ungrateful and worthless flag burning anti-patriots were from the get go in high school when we were asked to stand for the pledge and some of my classmates just sat there grinning like they knew something we didn’t. I don’t know about you guys but, I’d fight for this country any day of my life.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 19 

yeah i feel america …
yeah i feel america has proved that it cant handle a “pure democracy” if there even is such a thing. in my mind, the balance that would work best for america if america had best interests in mind anymore. today, america is about money, food, material possessions, sex, drugs, and loud music. but i believe 50 years ago was a time of equilibrium of the structure that i was talking about. america has become weak without knowing it. im excited to see where this revolt takes the USA.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 20 

I do agree, and I …
I do agree, and I wouldn’t even add “in modern days”, but I can’t really tell if it’s different from “conservative” in any subtancial way. For me, America’s “democracy” is nothing but the choice between smallpox and anthrax.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 21 

“progressive” in …
“progressive” in modern day is a dangerous thing with the people we have voting. its obvious that america is in some deep shit

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 22 

That’s good if …
That’s good if you’re happy with it. I support libertarian socialist, also called anarcho-communism. That is, the abolition of both capitalism and the state, instead of the state-capitalism. That’s the only sure way to get the result you may seek from that balance, according to me.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 23 

i support the idea …
i support the idea of a balance between liberalism and conservatism that results in a balanced semi-socialist republic…….WITHOUT the corrupt politicians (lost in america a few presidents ago) i guess i like the idea of personal accountability to motivate the country and improve morals. and the morals are getting thinner and thinner while moronic anti-patriots and conservatism haters invite ruthless and passionate fighting radical muslims into the USA who would kill everyone regardless

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
AggressiveAgnostic
 24 

i dont follow any …
i dont follow any of that guy’s teachings. borders, language, culture for me. i listen to michael savage’s radio broadcasts.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am
anarchopaperclip
 25 

I wonder what John …
I wonder what John Stuart Mill would say of this definition.

January 27th, 2010 at 12:46 am

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