Freedom's Ground--it has been awhile...

How do you feel about Freedom's Ground?

  • I love the idea and plan to support it.

    Votes: 13 43.3%
  • I am holding out on support until I make sure that it isn't a scam...

    Votes: 7 23.3%
  • I need more detailed information.

    Votes: 6 20.0%
  • My imagination is having a hard time wrapping itself around something this big.

    Votes: 3 10.0%
  • I don't really like this idea.

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • I hate this idea.

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • I am providing a detailed response in the thread.

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • I want to volunteer.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Katharine (McKarnin) has shifty eyes.

    Votes: 6 20.0%

  • Total voters
    30

Mckarnin

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...since I posted a new thread for the organization and I am working daily to make it a reality behind the scenes. I enjoy interacting with Freedom Movement folks and answering your questions about what is being done. So, take a look around the Freedom's Ground temporary website and let me know if you have questions/concerns/comments.

Main page: www.freedomsground.org
Incentive Merchandise: http://freedomsground.org/WebAthon.htm
Why: http://freedomsground.org/tAboutUs.htm


Katharine
 
I absolutely love my Lady Liberty with a gun shirt! Freedom IS back and it IS personal!
 
Katherine,

As an anti-theist, I'd prefer you use the term "secular", rather than the term "nonsectarian", in describing Freedom's Ground. Why bring gods into it? You are only setting yourself up to alienate those of us that are irreligious.

Beware the power of words!
 
Katherine,

As an anti-theist, I'd prefer you use the term "secular", rather than the term "nonsectarian", in describing Freedom's Ground. Why bring gods into it? You are only setting yourself up to alienate those of us that are irreligious.

Beware the power of words!

:) You didn't feel alienated, did you?
 
:) You didn't feel alienated, did you?

Enough to resent it, and make the post. For some, suggestions of religiosity may be enough not to get involved, or not donate, or not even read further. (It was, after all, mentioned in the first sentence.)

The message ISN'T about religion, so why wittingly introduce such? Best just change the word. (Or was the intent to include religion as part of the message? To that, I would strongly object!)
 
Enough to resent it, and make the post. For some, suggestions of religiosity may be enough not to get involved, or not donate, or not even read further. (It was, after all, mentioned in the first sentence.)

The message ISN'T about religion, so why wittingly introduce such? Best just change the word. (Or was the intent to include religion as part of the message? To that, I would strongly object!)

Excellent ! The sooner fools that are offended by words and ideas are run off the better,
 
Katherine,

As an anti-theist, I'd prefer you use the term "secular", rather than the term "nonsectarian", in describing Freedom's Ground. Why bring gods into it? You are only setting yourself up to alienate those of us that are irreligious.

Beware the power of words!

Good point. I suppose if we do not present ourselves religiously there is no reason for anyone to believe that we espouse any faith organizationally. Thanks! :)
 
Enough to resent it, and make the post. For some, suggestions of religiosity may be enough not to get involved, or not donate, or not even read further. (It was, after all, mentioned in the first sentence.)

The message ISN'T about religion, so why wittingly introduce such? Best just change the word. (Or was the intent to include religion as part of the message? To that, I would strongly object!)

I appreciate your bringing this to my attention. Sometimes one forgets that while differences between theistic religions can be divisive differences between those who are religious and those who are not can be equally divisive. The message isn't about religion so we will pull references to it, you're right.
 
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Freeeeeeeeeeedommmmmmmmmmmmm!


A few more books and a few less weapons but what the heck....

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I'm offended by socialism, overregulation and tyranny. Should I be run off?

The philosophy of liberty demands the freedom of expression when individuals with private agendas against freedom demand that certain words and ideas should not be used because they offend the ignorant, well there is no need to explain further.
 
The philosophy of liberty demands the freedom of expression when individuals with private agendas against freedom demand that certain words and ideas should not be used because they offend the ignorant, well there is no need to explain further.

This is a bit of a slippery slope to get onto because interpreting certain terms, concepts, religions, lifestyle choices, political persuasions as offensive is a matter of personal choice. If Freedom is going to be promoted as a universal we need to strip it of as many unnecessary distinctions as possible. As this promotion of Freedom is part of the mission of Freedom's Ground it makes sense for us to be as universal as possible without sacrificing our platform.

Ultimately if we get our Personal Freedom back we will all be able to choose to express ourselves and live our lives as we please within whatever framework (or lack thereof) we espouse.
 
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But rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add “within the limits of the law,” because law is often but the tyrant’s will, and always so when it violates the right of an individual. --Thomas Jefferson
 
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