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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:05:12 AM   
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Above you claimed she was a "socialist in disguise", please inform me why you believe this to be true. Not saying she will reverse current policies does not make her a closet communist

It does if our current policies are Marxist.



No it doesn't, now showing support for current policies would but simply not speaking out against them on the campaign trail is not proof of socialism in disguise.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:30:17 AM   
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No it doesn't, now showing support for current policies would but simply not speaking out against them on the campaign trail is not proof of socialism in disguise.


You are incorrect. Your error does not, however, absolve Palin from being a socialist.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:35:59 AM   
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No it doesn't, now showing support for current policies would but simply not speaking out against them on the campaign trail is not proof of socialism in disguise.


You are incorrect. Your error does not, however, absolve Palin from being a socialist.


Please inform me of anything she has done that proves she is a socialist in disguise. Despite your assertations her not speaking out specifcally against something that YOU think to be socialist DOES NOT make her a socialist.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:39:24 AM   
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Please inform me of anything she has done that proves she is a socialist in disguise. Despite your assertations her not speaking out specifcally against something that YOU think to be socialist DOES NOT make her a socialist.


Again in error.

Well, she supported the Marxist "bailout" of the American financial industry, for one.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:40:31 AM   
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No it doesn't, now showing support for current policies would but simply not speaking out against them on the campaign trail is not proof of socialism in disguise.


You are incorrect. Your error does not, however, absolve Palin from being a socialist.


Where in the world do you get the idea that Palin is a socialist? She was the most conservative person on the republican ticket. The far left and the near left (moderates) want to eliminate conservativism entirely. Thus, they tried to crucify her.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:49:07 AM   
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Again in error.


Prove my error. You saying i am in error does not make it so. You have provided nothing in the way of proof so back your assertions please. While you obviously think highly of yourself, your opinion does not make something true.

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Well, she supported the Marxist "bailout" of the American financial industry, for one.



What do you have to back that she supported the plan?
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:49:36 AM   
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Where in the world do you get the idea that Palin is a socialist? She was the most conservative person on the republican ticket. The far left and the near left (moderates) want to eliminate conservativism entirely. Thus, they tried to crucify her.


Saying that Palin is more conservative than W or MacCain or Romney or Huckabee isn't saying much. And the woman is an embarrassment to real conservatives (not the same as the GOP).

I understand that many people like her because she is anti-abortion, anti-gay, etc. Just because her church and your church have the same moral policies does not, however, mean that she is a conservative.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:54:19 AM   
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You absolutely threw away your vote; that is what voting for a candidate who cannot win means. It's no different than staying home and watching tv election day.


That would qualify everyone who voted GOP this time after the last 8 years. The only votes that get thrown away are the ones that aren't used.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:55:35 AM   
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Where in the world do you get the idea that Palin is a socialist? She was the most conservative person on the republican ticket. The far left and the near left (moderates) want to eliminate conservativism entirely. Thus, they tried to crucify her.


Saying that Palin is more conservative than W or MacCain or Romney or Huckabee isn't saying much. And the woman is an embarrassment to real conservatives (not the same as the GOP).

I understand that many people like her because she is anti-abortion, anti-gay, etc. Just because her church and your church have the same moral policies does not, however, mean that she is a conservative.


I see her as a conservative for many other reasons. How do you view her as a socialist?

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 11:57:09 AM   
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Saying that Palin is more conservative than W or MacCain or Romney or Huckabee isn't saying much. And the woman is an embarrassment to real conservatives (not the same as the GOP).

I understand that many people like her because she is anti-abortion, anti-gay, etc. Just because her church and your church have the same moral policies does not, however, mean that she is a conservative.


JFK was far more conservative than W, McCain, Romney or Huckabee. What is socialist about Sarah? Honestly wondering.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 12:06:08 PM   
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What is socialist about Sarah? Honestly wondering.
I believe in ekserekseez's thinking it has to do with her, and everyone else, not being an anarchist.

I'd like to see how the candidate of their choice, Barr, doesn't support some quasi-socialist ideas also.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 12:06:10 PM   
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Why are the lefties on this board so obsessed with Sarah Palin? Shouldn't you be busy getting ready to celebrate the inauguration?


I guess you're right. Sorry for posting an article in its entirety that has had an entire one paragraph spread throughout every news source there is that represents very little of what she had to say in the interview. I should have realized that no one would want to see the rest of the story especially here.

Perhaps MODS should just close this?

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 12:11:43 PM   
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Why are the lefties on this board so obsessed with Sarah Palin? Shouldn't you be busy getting ready to celebrate the inauguration?


I'm not a lefty-I'm a moderate, but I opposed her due to her contempt for and discourteous treatment of Native people in Alaska. I realize that's not important to the rest of you, but it is to me as a Native person. We're still having to fight for survival after 516 yrs and that's something that shouldn't still be.

Anyone who calls themselves christian and yet takes actions against the rights of a people to feed themselves and take care of their own families and communities as guaranteed by law should concern those who believe the Lord's commands to "Love your neighbor as yourself" and "Love even the least of these as I have loved you".

It's not okay to let industries dump toxic waste near ANY community, but minority communities- as they tend to lack economic and thus political power- tend to get dumped on more than white and especially affluent white communities.

Its not okay to take away the hunting and fishing rights of anyone who has no other way to get food.

It's not okay to take children away from their parents and extended family when the only issue is apparently poverty, and then seek to strip the family of their right to protest said action de facto.

All three are direct assaults upon the poor and powerless and upon the family- and most decidedly in violation of Christ's command to His followers, and yet these are actions Gov. Palin has taken against the Native people in her state. That is the problem I have with her. I support her pro-life stance and that she took on corruption in her state's government. I support her requirement for fiscal responsibility and wish all other elected officials would do so as well. I admire her dedication to her family and marriage- a great role model for anyone to follow. She's smart and tough, but she's not a friend to a sizeable population of her own state or to the rest of Native people in the lower 48.

If she can show me that she'll treat us with fairness and respect, she might earn my vote. Just saying she's christian is not reason enough- Custer was christian too.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 12:32:49 PM   
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anyone who didn't vote for McCain helped put Obama in office, plain and simple.


Now you sound like a Democrat whining about Ralph Nader in 2000.

I voted my conscience. I voted Barr. I did NOT throw away my vote. Those who elected the communist Obama threw away their votes. Those who voted for the socialist McCain threw away their votes.

Real conservatives are tired of phony RINOs, "values voters" and other varieties of fake conservatives. The GOP has proved once and for all that it is too tained to reform itself.


YES! if everyone who voted for Obama would have voted Barr, you would have had a different president.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 1:09:49 PM   
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So you admitted that you didn't need Sarah Palin on the ticket. McCain lost the independent vote all for nothing?


I have no idea how you could read that in my post.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 1:30:06 PM   
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Why are the lefties on this board so obsessed with Sarah Palin? Shouldn't you be busy getting ready to celebrate the inauguration?


I'm not a lefty-I'm a moderate, but I opposed her due to her contempt for and discourteous treatment of Native people in Alaska. I realize that's not important to the rest of you, but it is to me as a Native person. We're still having to fight for survival after 516 yrs and that's something that shouldn't still be.

Anyone who calls themselves christian and yet takes actions against the rights of a people to feed themselves and take care of their own families and communities as guaranteed by law should concern those who believe the Lord's commands to "Love your neighbor as yourself" and "Love even the least of these as I have loved you".

It's not okay to let industries dump toxic waste near ANY community, but minority communities- as they tend to lack economic and thus political power- tend to get dumped on more than white and especially affluent white communities.

Its not okay to take away the hunting and fishing rights of anyone who has no other way to get food.

It's not okay to take children away from their parents and extended family when the only issue is apparently poverty, and then seek to strip the family of their right to protest said action de facto.

All three are direct assaults upon the poor and powerless and upon the family- and most decidedly in violation of Christ's command to His followers, and yet these are actions Gov. Palin has taken against the Native people in her state. That is the problem I have with her. I support her pro-life stance and that she took on corruption in her state's government. I support her requirement for fiscal responsibility and wish all other elected officials would do so as well. I admire her dedication to her family and marriage- a great role model for anyone to follow. She's smart and tough, but she's not a friend to a sizeable population of her own state or to the rest of Native people in the lower 48.

If she can show me that she'll treat us with fairness and respect, she might earn my vote. Just saying she's christian is not reason enough- Custer was christian too.


Wow. I didn't know about any of this. Thank you for bringing it up.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 2:10:03 PM   
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Thanks for the information. This is disturbing, and hardly the actions of a "conservative."
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 2:20:24 PM   
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Thanks for the information. This is disturbing, and hardly the actions of a "conservative."


Well there have been throughout American history conflicts between Native Americans and Federal and State governments; I hardly think it has anything to do with being conservative or liberal, and there is no evidence Palin is responsible (certainly not alone) for all the ills listed above.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 6:48:06 PM   
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ORIGINAL: PaleHawkWoman

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ORIGINAL: Jhud

Why are the lefties on this board so obsessed with Sarah Palin? Shouldn't you be busy getting ready to celebrate the inauguration?


I'm not a lefty-I'm a moderate, but I opposed her due to her contempt for and discourteous treatment of Native people in Alaska. I realize that's not important to the rest of you, but it is to me as a Native person. We're still having to fight for survival after 516 yrs and that's something that shouldn't still be.

Anyone who calls themselves christian and yet takes actions against the rights of a people to feed themselves and take care of their own families and communities as guaranteed by law should concern those who believe the Lord's commands to "Love your neighbor as yourself" and "Love even the least of these as I have loved you".

It's not okay to let industries dump toxic waste near ANY community, but minority communities- as they tend to lack economic and thus political power- tend to get dumped on more than white and especially affluent white communities.

Its not okay to take away the hunting and fishing rights of anyone who has no other way to get food.

It's not okay to take children away from their parents and extended family when the only issue is apparently poverty, and then seek to strip the family of their right to protest said action de facto.

All three are direct assaults upon the poor and powerless and upon the family- and most decidedly in violation of Christ's command to His followers, and yet these are actions Gov. Palin has taken against the Native people in her state. That is the problem I have with her. I support her pro-life stance and that she took on corruption in her state's government. I support her requirement for fiscal responsibility and wish all other elected officials would do so as well. I admire her dedication to her family and marriage- a great role model for anyone to follow. She's smart and tough, but she's not a friend to a sizeable population of her own state or to the rest of Native people in the lower 48.

If she can show me that she'll treat us with fairness and respect, she might earn my vote. Just saying she's christian is not reason enough- Custer was christian too.



Sounds a bit harsh...

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/11/2008 7:49:44 PM   
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Thanks for the information. This is disturbing, and hardly the actions of a "conservative."


Well there have been throughout American history conflicts between Native Americans and Federal and State governments; I hardly think it has anything to do with being conservative or liberal, and there is no evidence Palin is responsible (certainly not alone) for all the ills listed above.


No, its how politics in Alaska and other states with sizeable Native populations has been done for years. Up until 2004 most Native people didn't vote and in many cases were very strongly discouraged from registering to vote or trying to get involved in local school boards or other off-rez politics. We've been disenfranchised for so long that it took us awhile to come around to taking up our right to vote and make our voices heard (we aren't monolithic, you know).

Because I grew up off-rez in a state with a very low Native population, I was raised to be pro-active in issues that concerned my community and to vote. I was taught how to contact elected officials and how to register my concerns so that they would at least listen if not respect them.

I registered to vote on my 18th b'day and have never missed a local, state, or federal election. My children have been taught the same and all 3 of my older ones are registered voters who regulary debate the issues and candidates with friends and family... and yes we DO talk about religion and politics at the dinner table.

SonInMe, I know it sounds harsh but it is the common experience most Native peoples have. In the 20's and 30's many poor white children were removed from their parents for the reason of poverty alone or the death of one of the parents, and the parents quite often were not allowed to get them back. Older children and those who weren't pretty enough were placed in state-run and private orphanages while babies and toddlers were adopted out. It was an experiment in social reconstruction that decimated many families and children... and it failed miserably.

I should also add that many poor and "troubled" young men and women of the lower classes- even older girls and boys- were involuntarily sterilized to prevent them from passing on their "inferior" or "deficient" genes. Thank God that eugenics policy was also outlawed by the early to mid 60's, altho Native women were still targeted for involuntarily sterilization up thru the late 70's. Many Native women refused to go to doctors or hospitals for medical care for that reason.

In the early part of the 20th century, less than 50% of the population received an education past the 8th grade, and many children- particularly in rural areas and low-income city slums- did not go to school at all as they were needed to work and help support their families. With the passage of Child Labor Laws and enforcement of compulsory education statues, and as the population became more educated, they were better able to disseminate information on such policies and public outrage and activism worked to get such social eugenics policies repealed and outlawed.

Interestingly enough, such policies were based upon the extreme socialist or Marxist policies of Europe- in particular of Britain, Ireland, Germany, and France. The intellectual elite of America in the large eastern cities embraced these ideas, including Eugenics, as a way to improve American society by eliminating or strictly controlling inferior segments of the populace, and they held a great deal of influence in both state and federal policy-making.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/12/2008 2:29:48 AM   
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PHW.... you conflict me, somehow.

Can you explain how it is that a nation (whichever tribe from which you descend), or more generally a race of people who have been conquered, can still have a distinct cultural identity, several centuries after initial conquest? On one hand, I have to give the USA credit because here we are, several hundred years later, and there is still a distinct Native American population and culture. On the other hand, my heart goes out to a people on the verge of cultural extinction.

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/12/2008 6:12:51 AM   
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Can you explain how it is that a nation (whichever tribe from which you descend), or more generally a race of people who have been conquered, can still have a distinct cultural identity, several centuries after initial conquest?


I often ask this same question about Southerners who are gung ho Confederacy.
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/12/2008 7:54:42 AM   
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Its not okay to take away the hunting and fishing rights of anyone who has no other way to get food.


What Sarah was wanting/trying to do is what all good executives try to do with the resources they have. In real estate it's called "highest and best use of the land".

Sarah was desiring to BRING MONEY INTO HER STATE, help make her state a financially stronger one and provide for her citizens a better way of life and way of making a living. She is the governor of ALL the citizens of alaska not just a "select group". I think her idea is a wise one. We need that type of good thinkers in washington.

It's the exact same type of decisions we make in our own personal family and in our businesses. It's the wise move to make. It's looking ahead not trying to stay where you are in poverty. It's about trying to "keep up" in a world economy that is not going to wait for a generation of people to do their own thing.

Sarah was being a "good steward".

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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/12/2008 8:21:50 AM   
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Sarah was desiring to BRING MONEY INTO HER STATE, help make her state a financially stronger one and provide for her citizens a better way of life and way of making a living. She is the governor of ALL the citizens of alaska not just a "select group". I think her idea is a wise one. We need that type of good thinkers in washington.


For a "conservative," Palin certainly has no trouble taking handouts from the feds. Alaska rakes in the welfare!
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RE: Palin Interview From Anchorage Daily News - 11/12/2008 8:24:23 AM   
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Yes she did. Her citizens are very poor as are the ones in my own state. My state is a HUGE welfare state. She is trying like the governor of my state to teach her citizens a better way. It's called working and using all your resources to the best of your ability.

If she were allowed to "drill" you would see that her state could fall to the bottom of the hand out list. But the "federal gov" won't let her.

My governor is very conservative. But when your "citizens" are not willing to do what they need to do it's hard to bring up your state. You must make the hard decisions that are going to hurt the "poor" to begin with because it's the poor who are often not willing to do more to bring up their own skill level.

Sarah was wanting to bring money into her state the exact same way my husband and I are working to bring money into our home. We like her have some land. My husband LOVES to hunt and fish. But that is not the "highest and best use of the land". So we are leasing a portion out for hunting groups, cutting timber on another piece, doing some mineral stuff on another, selling off dirt on another, developing another portion and setting out in timber another. That is what we believe is going to be most beneficial to both our family, community, state and nation. The "highest and best" use of the land. (of course we could just hunt and fish on it and fill our own freezer - but that is only going to hurt us all in the long run and keep our country/family down)

I believe Sarah wanted to create jobs and bring in money by making a resort and hunting area. It's easy when you are a leader for people to yell "she is trying to hurt the poor". ROFL it's an old trick used by almost everyone in politics.

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