(a) This had nothing to do with physical strength.
(b) Your 'cultural view' argument is symmetric. One could say the same of you, and both iterations would fail the "So, what?" test.
Shirley, you can do better than that; if not, bring in LaVerne.

And, yet, for all it's their political birthright, these kids don't want to meddle. Strange.

How CARNIVORous of you.

Overly concentrated power leads to abuse. Phlegm at 11.

I suppose if you say it's all some 'unfair' example of 'Western bias' and lop three fingers off of each hand, you could make it so.

You're probably not too concerned, but here is some background http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textus_receptus

We're on a course for the Orwellian to devour Galt, in the name of 'fairness'.

Wut? To claim no alternative, you'd have to destroy free will. And I assure you, I'm not a materialist.

Yeah, it's just that base 4 is not the default.

Original American Bible? What's that noise? King James, baby, from 1611. Arguably equalled, but never exceeded in the English language.

"those kind of people are not liberals, not in the classic sense anyway"

Should we just give up on these left/right, liberal/conservative labels and just go with Rousseauan and Lockean?
BHO is going to defend the Orwellian state, and liberals are going to rush to call him 'conservative' for it.

How do you want the list sorted/grouped? There is the media, hollywood, the hipsters, the college students. Oh, academia, and half of social networks. Then there are the unions, and the bulk of the bureaucrats. Hmm. . .the unemployed, as well as Philly, with the ridiculously biased voting percentages.
Your feigned fog's funny. :-)

*Sigh* Whatever happened to traditional rejections of Truth, like crucifixion? You kids are so over-caffeinated these days.

. . .the Lefty rubes who bought off on BHO's soteriological piffle.
I can take equal abuse for being insufficiently skeptical about Bush, sure.
Part of that had to do with ManBearPig's incessant whinging about being unable to steal the 2000 election.
But the overarching point here is that central banking has turned these United States into an oversized high school, featuring a non-stop bunfight.
As for NSA, well, yes: given the capability to do so, are we to be surprised it's not being leveraged for purposes both good and perhaps no' so good?
That's the kind of naivete that keeps sending idiots to Washington.