Is A liberal a man who will give away everything he doesn't own?

Answer 1

A liberal is a person who will give away everything that you own, and always blame America first.

Answer 2

A liberal man is that who does what he wants at the right time he decides. He is the man who feels the hardships of his fellow liberals.

Answer 3

A Nazi-Con supporter is a girlyman who likes to get owned by the parasites on Wall Street. Propping up the decrepit Preppy Republic, these corporate boytoys betray the nation by volunteering to bend their necks under the heel of anti-American class privileges.

The typical servant of neo-capitalism has a weakling for a father. In a sick overcompensation, he seeks bullies for his replacement father-figures. Sacrificing his self-identity, he never grows up and instead sinks into an infantile dependency on the crumbs thrown to him by the Master Class. Lullabied by his talk-show nannies, he googoos babbling slogans such as "the rich create jobs" and "unions only cause our anointed bosses to go broke or force them to charge higher prices."

This goosestepping scab actually likes being beaten into submission by the Big Boys. He is a sissy who gets his self-identity from being raped into having no identity at all, except through being patted on the head and praised for being a loyal tool of his Master. Without pride, he becomes the very weakling he hated his father for being. He passes on his slave morality to his own children, spawning a new generation so degenerate that they won't even be useful as slaves.

Answer 4

no he is not liberal he is a ingrate who cares about nothing but his own gratification if he works tell him to give anything that he has paid for away and maybe he will get a real life

Answer 5

If you have ever read up on Tecumseh. He was a native american that the english bought land off of. The only issue was it was not one of his territories. They just assumed that because he was a native they could buy it. lol. Just freedom

Answer 6

Not quite...a liberal man loves giving a way what YOU own. Now that's funny!

Answer 7

That defenition of a liberal almost makes it sound like your comparing a liberal to a communist.

Not necessarily accurate, but i like where your head is going.

Answer 8

Ask Bono from U2,

Bono has just taught the world a lesson.

With all the press attention given to the U2 lead singer's humanitarian lobbying efforts to fight poverty and disease in the Third World, you might think his global instruction was about altruism.

Not this time. Instead, by his actions Bono has revealed what he really feels about taxes. He has also demonstrated how dramatically one's behavior can be affected when the issue becomes personal.

The rocker and his U2 band have moved their business empire from Ireland to Holland to avoid paying the new high tax rates that have been imposed by the Irish government on music royalties.

If Bono, whose estimated worth is said to be in excess of $700 million, wants to save on his tax bill, that's understandable. The problem is that this is the same guy who has consistently urged the U.S. government to use its own citizens' tax dollars to finance other nations' social programs and forgive Third World countries' debts.

Typically, when money from the United States has been doled out in the past to developing nations, the track record of appropriate application has been appalling, with the exception of some minute amounts of money that have actually been used to accomplish original objectives. In some cases, corrupt dictators have actually robbed the charity piggy banks and/or squandered their contents.

In an interview with the UK Daily Mirror, British television talk show host Graham Norton launched a harangue against the Irish rocker for his apparent hypocrisy.

"People like Bono really annoy me," Norton said. "He goes to hell and back to avoid paying tax. He has a special accountant. He works out Irish tax loopholes. And then he's asking me to buy a well for an African village."


Norton has his own hefty tax bill to pay, thanks to a new multimillion-dollar deal he just signed with the BBC. He has a couple of suggestions for projects that Bono could effectuate in his own homeland.


"Tarmac the road outside your house, you tight-wad! Or pay for a school in Ireland," Norton remarked. "I've never met Bono and now I probably never will. But if I do meet him I'll ask him because I think it's a hard thing to justify."


Even Labour Party finance spokeswoman Joan Burton chimed in. She told the Guardian, "Having listened to Bono on the necessity for the Irish government to give more money to Ireland Aid ... I am surprised that U2 are not prepared to contribute to the exchequer on a fair basis along with the bulk of Irish taxpayers."


What Bono and U2 have done is what businesses always do when faced with excessive taxes — seek jurisdictions with low or, better yet, no taxes.

Answer 9

Perhaps...
But by that definition, a conservative man is one who will take everything, whether he owns it or not.

Answer 10

Dude, will you knock off the pic copying already? It's getting old, fast.

Answer 11

Sadly, the left in America has co-opted the word liberal and it no longer has the same meaning it once had and yes, in modern terms it does mean they will.