"Ironic in a way; they are firm believers in social Darwinism but typicaly subscribe to the creationism theory without question... *shrug*"

Tweeeeet, fifteen yards for drive-by sarcasm.

I don't know what a typical libertarian is, but I haven't yet met a creationist who is a libertarian. Not that I'd mind. Folks want to believe it, that's okay with me.

Conservatives probably have some creationists among them, too. But I'd hardly suppose that all conservatives are creationists. I would guess that nearly all creationists are conservative, however. The rest are probably World Council of Churches Democrats.

I don't know any libertarians that are wholly orthodox, either. I doubt if even St Ayn was as orthodox as her writings.

There are plenty of good reasons to pay taxes or I wouldn't pay them. There are also a not insignificant number of bad reasons.

So far, I haven't seen a RepoDemo who could tell the difference unless they're out of power. Then they suddenly see all kinds of ways the other *********s are mis-spending the little guy's hard-earned money. Put'em in power and they forget.

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