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MikeFoster — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:30:16 GMT

"... I do not believe a pessimistic outlook is justified. ..."

I need more encouragment in this area.

When I talk to my friends and neighbors about Liberty (and the fact that we are throwing it away) they act as if I'm some kind of nut. The general responses are based on emotion and firm adherence to delusions which are devoid of logic.

I invite them to engage me in logical discourse, if they think I am so wrong - but that seems to only exasperate them. They seem to have no foundation from which to reason on these issues - or else their foundation is so fragile that it can't handle self-examination.

I live in a small community with a few hundred people. Is it possible that I am the only person here who longs for Liberty and sees that we are losing it? Or perhaps I am the one who is deluded :-(

However, sites like this and seeing the swelling support for Ron Paul are things that are helping to cure my pessimism. Thank you, Meistro, for this great article.

"Lord, I believe, help thou my unbelief."

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Brainpolice — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:56:10 GMT

Great post.

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