So true! History always favors the winner!

Hitler was a madman.

Duh.

True. Jesus rocks. Though I wouldn't call Napoleon a genius.

Bravo, Thoreau.

There is plenty we can do to change the CO2 emissions in the atmosphere. We could reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. We could look for newer, cleaner energy sources (wind power, water power, solar power, etc). We could plant new trees and stop clear-cutting the rain forests. The goal of the fight against global warming is to preserve our planet for future generations, to make sure people can still LIVE on our planet in a few more generations, not to convert the world's countries to communism, fascism, or socialism.

That's why it's important to defend the rights of all, even if you don't agree with what they say.

I don't get the elephant thing.

Yeah, Bush is a good example.

Nicely put, Archer.

True.

If your government passes and enforces a truly unjust law, it is your duty to oppose it simply by (politely) refusing to comply, and to be willing to accept the consequences that come your way.

True. Plenty of historical examples. Read Frederick Douglass's narrative.

Cool, Aesop.

What about logic?

Why?

It's hard to believe a philosopher would be supporting the use of an obvious logical fallacy. Is this quote ironic?

I like justice.

I'm a patriot then, but a peaceful one.

Thank you, FDR. You rock! I mean, thank you for the sentiment. I'm not a communist, FYI. Just thought I'd clear that up.

I don't want a Big Brother.

I agree with Lila.

Who says you have to believe in either?

I'm not sure if complete economic freedom is a wise idea. Should we be free to exploit workers and the environment (thereby denying others' rights to happiness) for our own personal gain?

True socialism has never been practiced. Not that it should, but I'm just saying...