Comments on: Consistently supporting liberty and the Tenth Amendment

By: Philosopherking

Philosopherking — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 18:11:36 +0000

My problem with gay marriage supporters is that they confuse the limitation of the government to deny them something they feel they have a right to do with a mandate to make everyone else agree with their life-style choice. Is is possible for someone to say that they think gay marriage is immoral and still think that the law shouldn't deny them their right to do so?

This is my point about legalization and personal acceptance of someone elses behavior. They are two different things.

By: Jason Greene

Jason Greene — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 20:34:13 +0000

Thank you, Chris. The contradictions and inconsistencies out there certainly are plentiful. Basically, the only real difference between the two political parties these days are which liberties will be restricted and which will be promoted, depending on who is in power. People need to realize this. We must be consistent in our support of liberty and the Constitution or we will receive (and deserve) a government which is inconsistent in protecting both.

By: ChrisW

ChrisW — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 17:28:47 +0000

Great post and I re-posted it on my blog http://my-thoughts-on-freedom.blogspot.com/. I hear these contradictions all the time from people who claim to be pro-liberty. Either you support the Constitution or you don't, it's that simple.