Re: Travis...if Medicare and Social Security is so bad...

On Apr 29, 4:56 am, lbiglee75 <leroys...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bottom line  is stop pointing a finger and start to find the answers

There's lots of answers, the question is whether the answers are fair
or not.
If it just benefits a few, then the answer is; it's not fair.

Travis is just another "I got mine, to hell with you and everyone
else" kind of guy.

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Re: Lefturds at D.C. Comics Force Superman To Renounce His U.S. Citizenship

Superman Renouncing His US Citizenship
Posted by Lew Rockwell on April 28, 2011 06:25 PM

The Man of Steel doesn't want to be seen as a tool of the US government. He may want lower taxes too, and financial privacy. (Thanks to Patrick McPherson)


Re: Superman Renouncing His US Citizenship
Posted by Stephan Kinsella on April 29, 2011 09:30 AM


Lew, this is a telling development. Good for DC and good for Superman!
I've always been a Marvel fan, but boycotted Spider-Man once he was portrayed as fawning over Obama (see my LRC post Spider-Man, Criminal ­ or, the real death of Spider-Man). One of my favorite comics as a kid was the DC/Marvel Superman vs. Spiderman "crossover" book. Now we know who to side with.

Update: Reader Chip Norman writes:

I think you're being a bit hard on Spider-Man ­ he can't help who they draw him next to. And don't forget that Spidey's co-creator, the great Steve Ditko, is an Objectivist, which has to be better than nothing. In contrast, Superman was created as a propaganda vehicle for union thugs. And while it's good that he renounced his citizenship, I doubt it was in a spirit of secession; I bet this is paving the way for a Globalist Superman (the Justice League is already the U.N. with capes).

This is a great time to point you to Paul Pope's libertarian take on Batman, where the hero saves Mises' works from the Nazis. It's amazing:  http://www.amazon.com/Batman-Year-Hundred-Paul-Pope/dp/1401211925

Re: Lefturds at D.C. Comics Force Superman To Renounce His U.S. Citizenship

On Apr 28, 12:02 pm, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> *So,  Superman  is going to renounce his U.S. Citizenship?   That makes no
> sense at all.  Clark Kent/Superman was raised by loving and kind parents who
> instilled within him traditional middle-America values.  He's as American as
> baseball and apple pie---and then some!*
>
> *Although...  I must point that, technically speaking, Superman is an
> illegal alien.  With the emphasis on "alien."  *
>
> *However, that won't stop these Lefturds who have infested the comic book
> industry from destroying the very fabric of our cherished childhood
> superheroes while trashing America:*

Have they also asked to see his birth certificate?
He might not be eligible to be "super" by Republitard standards.

Just another illegal alien waiting to be deported by Republitards.
However they make exceptions for him because he works for nothing.

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Why wasn't this reported then and why isn't the banning of the reporter reported now - bias, anyone?

http://www.bizzyblog.com/2011/04/29/wh-west-coast-pool-reporter-banned-for-videotaping-sf-fundraiser-protest-gave-obama-early-2008-assist-by-omission/

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Is She Really One of the World’s 100 ‘Most Influential’ People?

Is She Really One of the World's 100 'Most Influential' People?
Posted by Laurence Vance on April 29, 2011 03:15 PM

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) has been named by Time magazine as one of the world's 100 "most influential" people. Her bio was written by President Obama. I feel bad for what happened to her, and I wish her a full recovery (although I don't wish her back in Congress since she never met a war spending bill she didn't like), but is she really one of the world's 100 most influential people?

Congressional creeps Paul Ryan and John Boehner are both on the list. Although I loathe them, they are certainly influential people. The most influential member of Congress didn't make the list: Ron Paul.