It never teaches liberals anything. If history teaches us a square wheel doesn't roll, they're gonna do it anyway.

None whatsoever.

States' Rights Now and Forever!!!!!!!

I usually associate this kind of language with the League of the South and Council of Conservative Citizens.

And yet both Senators from Texas voted against giving the District of Columbia representation in Congress....Curious...[/quote]

Duh, the District was not set up as a state and remains a non-state.

Quit being such a wet blanket.

Very prejudice of you. I usually associate it with those who do not want big government.

Hardly prejudice on my part. If you've ever seen some of the literature these people hand out, you would know that is one of their things. When I saw the subject line of the thread, it was the first thing I thought.

Perhaps the comparison just makes you uncomfortable.

Yes, if someone believes in the federal system designed by our framers, they are probably also a racist. And if they complain about the implication, probably doubly-so.

LOL - thanks for contributing.

I said nothing about racism, you just made the leap. I just pointed out the similiarity of the phrase and its usage by two different groups. And in no way did I "doubly" accuse anyone of anything when they "complained of the implication". I just suggested an explanation for why the poster seemed distressed about my comment.

Oh, and LoS does not want "big government".

You guys should read up on them. You have a lot in common. I bet they are handing out flyers right now. They recruit college-educated, church-going, conservative white males. They preach decentralized government. They don't promote racism.

:pats head:

Your own?

fixed

<----- :pats head and rubs tummy: [my own]

now THAT'S talent

You should see my other talents.

you juggle too?