Favorite bumpersticker

Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago to Philosophy

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Don't try the phone number,it was disconnected 20 years ago.

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Posted by AJAshinoff 10 years ago

My favorite bumper sticker is one I made myself:

"Liberals Make Me Sick :( "

I have 20 more. When someone desiccate its on my CRV (which they tend to hate too) or it gets too sun faded I replace it with a fresh one. I have to admit its the cleanest thing on my CRV these days (including the paint).

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  Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
  
  Thanks for the laugh I needed it. ;^)
  
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    Posted by AJAshinoff 10 years ago
    
    desecrate...bah, I hate posting without triple checking spelling before I commit.
    
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      Posted by Ranter 10 years ago
      
      I wondered whether you had intended an f but wrote an s or whether you had left off the r.
      
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Posted by DriveTrain 10 years ago

I came up with a slogan ca. 1997 and started a website to sell it, along with a number of others, and I'm still proud of its delayed-reaction impact:

"Tobacco Is Healthier Than Fascism"

The folks at the now-defunct Bureaucrash site began selling one a few years later that substituted the word "Smoking" for "Tobacco"; I contacted them on it but they denied copying mine - and I didn't really care, since I've never considered bumpersticker-selling to be viable career.

My second-fave is one I came up with more recently: "Teach Math to the 9.9%" ™ - available now on Zazzle (if that's Spam, so be it, 'cause it's a good one...)

http://www.zazzle.com/teach_math_to_the_...
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Posted by plusaf 10 years ago

http://www.plusaf.com/pix/prius-bumper.j...

My favorite three on the back of my car...

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Posted by starguy 10 years ago

"Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder"

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Posted by jspringr 10 years ago

REPEAL BASELINE BUDGETING

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Posted by Kath 10 years ago

Pretty good, but I still like my Gadsden flag sticker. I get a lot of positive feedback. I keep a few extra in the glove compartment to give away.

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Posted by jimjamesjames 10 years ago

"Don't Blame Me. I voted for Goldwater."

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  Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
  
  Wasn't of age, or I probably would have, too. Last principled conservative candidate (based on his books.)
  
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    Posted by jimjamesjames 10 years ago
    
    I was just 21. One of the proudest moments of my life.
    
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      Posted by Boborobdos 10 years ago
      
      I wasn't old enough to vote but I did go door to door passing out flyers for Goldwater. My parents voted for him.
      
      If Goldwater were alive today he would be called a "liberal" because he was pro-choice and didn't care about gays in the military.
      
      "At 85, after a life in politics spanning five decades (he retired from the Senate in 1987), Mr. Conservative has found himself an unlikely new career: as a gay rights activist. "
      
      From: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/pol...
      
      From that same article Goldwater said: "When you say 'radical right' today, I think of these moneymaking ventures by fellows like Pat Robertson and others who are trying to take the Republican Party away from the Republican Party, and make a religious organization out of it. If that ever happens, kiss politics goodbye."
      
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  Posted by squareone 10 years ago
  
  So did I.
  
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Posted by jbrenner 10 years ago

How fitting for Thomas Jefferson's birthday yesterday!

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Posted by H2ungar123 10 years ago

"Control our borders not our ranchers" (Tea
Party)

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Posted by Ranter 10 years ago

The quote is attributed to Thomas Jefferson but the picture is of George Washington.

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  Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
  
  Jefferson per the White House website:
  http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presiden...
  
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    Posted by Ranter 10 years ago
    
    OK, I can see the resemblance between the image on the bumper sticker and the portrait of the aging Thomas Jefferson. I still say the sticker also resembles GW.
    
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      Posted by Maphesdus 10 years ago
      
      That doesn't look at all like George Washington to me...
      
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Posted by ThomasSC 10 years ago

One man with a conviction permanently loses his right to bear arms and vote. Our forefathers were willing to die to protect their constitutionally enumerated rights, today we'll trade them for bad health care and a bag of cheap beads.

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  Posted by Ranter 10 years ago
  
  You mean I can't vote my convictions?
  
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    Posted by preimert1 10 years ago
    
    Maybe he means if you are convicted you can't vote?
    
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  Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
  
  C'mon, I insist on a shiny electronic tracking device that lets me consent to give up my privacy for some unreliable "followers."
  
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Posted by Maphesdus 10 years ago

What if two other men have convictions directly opposite of the first man's?

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  Posted by Bobhummel 10 years ago
  
  That is where the constitution and rule of law play the critical part in a civil society. You can have opposing convictions, but those outside the constitution and the law have no basis. (e.g. The militant socialist groups that made up the counter culture in the 60's like the Angela Davis or Eldridge Cleaver and the black panther - oh wait - BHO, John Kerry, and Eric Holder, et.al. are running the government.)
  One individual's rights cannot be imposed on another individual without his consent. One may have the right to free speech, but I cannot be force to listen to it. The government can't force me to buy something. .... Oh wait ....
  I guess it is time to saddle up my horse and grab a long gun like they did on the Bundy Ranch in Clark County Nevada.
  Cheers.
  
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    Posted by Boborobdos 10 years ago
    
    And that's why women retain personal control of their own bodies in reproductive issues. Someone else's ideology doesn't trump their freedom in America.
    
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  Posted by tdechaine 10 years ago
  
  Are you implying that a majority of 2 (out of 3) should deny the first man's conviction? Or that a democracy rules over a Republic? Or that collectivism trumps individualism?
  
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    Posted by Ranter 10 years ago
    
    I think he's making a pun on convictions.
    
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    Posted by Maphesdus 10 years ago
    
    I'm just wondering how this statement would work in practice is all. :P
    
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  Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
  
  Free will
  
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    Posted by Ranter 10 years ago
    
    What jail is Will in?
    
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      Posted by Maphesdus 10 years ago
      
      Poor Will. Always getting fired at and thrown in prison, needing to be freed... :'(
      
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        Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago
        
        WoUlDn'T that be "Free Will", not "Free will"?
        
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        Posted by plusaf 10 years ago
        
        Or, for Bill Clinton, "Free Willie"?
        
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