04 April 2007

Are we crazy?

This is how the United States looks when viewed from Australia, apparently.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Fear not, it's only how the US is viewed by the secular libertarian-liberal rationalist ultra-minority... :)

You link to some interesting stuff here, by the way. I suspect our views on some of these matters aren't all that far apart at all.

10 April, 2007 17:51  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

That's probably true. If you've looked at some of the other postings, you'll see that I have no sympathy for the Christian Right. The main difference is that I see them as a declining threat compared to a few years ago, though we still need to be vigilant.

11 April, 2007 02:12  

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