Mahubrahd

Re: what non-fiction books have you read? please rate it ... "the Politics"-Aristotle. (Boring, and the interpretation I read was difficult) "The Tempting of America, Slouching Towards Gammorrah, and Coercing Virtue", By Robert Bork(All Highly recommended, very interresting and although heavy, extemely readable) "Right Principles"-by Lincoln Allison, A discussion on a conservative philosphy of Politics, very good, sometimes too intellectual for my tastes, but touches on some very interresting socialogical and political stuff. "teh World turned Right side up" (forgot the writer), and intellectual and historical accound of the acendecny of Conservatism in America and whether Reagan really lead to a Conservative revolution. "Black and Right"-essays by and about Black Conservatives and their individual look on American politics. "Liberalism and it's Discontents"-Alan Brinkley, An historical study focusing on FDR, the rise of modern Liberalism and Conservatism and their affects on teh political landscape of America, a very good book. "The New Right Papers", by whittiker, Essays by the New Right on a host of social and political issues. "The Right of Man and Common Sense" by Thomas Paine, I enjoyed these, but felt that Paine went on to long with Right of Man, his point could have been made with out dragging it on as he did, maybe he just wanted to dif into Burke or something. These I read over the last 2 months. -mahubrahd

Re: Answers & Questions Q: The right bear arms or the right to bear leg? A: No, Godzilla doesn't eat people. -mahubrahd

Re: Longest Running Thread EVER mmmm...This thread confirms it...the internet is full of the weird and the pathological....i guess with little federal dollars going to mental healthcare the nutcases would need someplace to ramble. -mahubrahd(nutcase)