Savage is about as far from libertarian as you can get!

A civil libertarian says you have the right to be you, as you are, I have the right to be me no matter how I am. And I promise I will never say or propose or force you to be like me, but please do not try to force me to be like you. Gandhi and MLK were civil libertarians. RFK was too. A country, any country, should be big enough to include everyone. That is where our dynamic creativity and spirit come from.

We are all in this life together. But we should not think of this life as being controlled by systems thinking or we all lose out, because we never fully examine the nature of our life, ours and others lives, their development and their inter-relations.

Power and a desire for only power blinds us to that issue, so please no more power politics. They come from Europe and have never been helpful to our nation. Issues and policies are good targets, but right now we need to come together as a nation.

If everybody is the same imagine how boring our life would be. Or we are treated as groups and not as individuals think of how terrible life is. I think the tragedy of society is that we do that without thinking about it becuase it serves the interest of those in power, not to secure all of our rights or to encourage our aspirations in life.

McCain’s not “conservative” too, right.

Perhaps Savage is a “libertarian” like those militias in Montana or the Minutemen on the Mexican border.

How about those evangelicals who think Earth was created 6,000 years ago and that SkyDad hates gays. Are they “Republicans”?

What the hell is Ron Paul, by the way?

The point is that if you are a Savage “fan” you are also a W fan. It is a 1 to 1 ratio. Granted the logic doesn’t work the other way round.

Maybe we can just compromise and lump you all into the category “mentally ill” or “delusionally infantile”. The key to having the moniker removed is an apology for casting two votes for Bush. I’ll even accept it in advance, how’s that?

Also, no more power politics please. They never end well for anybody.

I read your clip and wondered: is he racist, or phobic? My thoughts lean on the latter.

The shame is that Rodney Square does not host more events, political or not, with that kind of turnout. After all it is the town square in our biggest city.

Real Satire usully takes on yourself as an object of humor and looks at positions that are similar between two different candidates and mirrors their positions and makes it kind of funny. This has been the classic way of writing satrie for a long time. Since the 1790’s through to today. This is not satire. It is a polemic. Polemic does not address any substantive issue or policy. It simply launches into an negative discourse about the person as opposed to their issues. This is called a “tangential polemic” something unrelated to the candidates brought up as a key issue for some listeners.

Who is this guy anyway? Sounds rough.