Is the southern border the only thing that our liberals do not want the government to regulate?

In a way they want it "regulated"

They just want the regulations to be,Open Borders followed by Handouts for All.

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They also don't want voter fraud regulated.

Weren't you certain, like me, that the very morning the recount for Al Franken was announced that he was going to be the eventual winner? I mean, the GOP candidate was ahead by only a few hundred votes, so it was a certainty in this day and age that the DEM candidate would get the final nod. And then let's not forget about the ACORN scandal.

Democrats idea of civilization is "Mobocracy & No Border".

Road Warrior, Gangs of New York, Wild in the Streets, Omega Man, Escape From New York, Planet of the Apes, the list goes on.

You don't know Liberals as well as you think. I don't want the southern border REGULATED, I want it FORTIFIED to prevent people from crashing it willy-nilly. Surprised?

As for what I don't want the government to regulate, how about our sex lives? Rightists want the government to be the Sex Police.

How about less government when it comes to drugs? Stop sending people to prison for posession. They usually serve more time than dealers, and they belong in rehab, not prison with real criminals.

Here's where else we need less government: Stop misusing it as a tool for evangelism. The government should not take a side when it comes to religion. Leave it up to us, and accept it if our choice when it comes to religion is NO WAY!

No.

Deregulation is a Conservative stance and regulation is a Liberal stance.

As for me, I believe in Government Oversight for these Richard Nixon style Crooks.

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. They do want the federal govt to regulate the border. They want only the federal govt to do so. They do not want Arizona enforcing federal laws that help control the border.

You just made that up. Saying it louder doesn't make it true.

What actually happened is that the regulatory agency was gutted of all authority and ability to regulate, which led to the explosion.

seems that way to me.....vote them all out and lets get a clean start doing things for the people and not for a party

Straw man argument -- a form of logical fallacy. No liberals that I know of take that position.

Your reference to the oil spill is unintelligible. Deregulation is a basic conservative viewpoint. What you consider "heavily regulated" is what I would consider barely regulated and operating under years of lax oversight.

that and illegal drugs