Is Ashley Judd a neo-communist?

[liberty]

I preferring (and wanting) clean air and water makes me a "neo-communist" then send me the hat with the red star. You'll have to send one to George H.W. Bush as well -- he who proposed and signed the 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act which set the standards you're so troubled about.

Just damn H. W. Bush doesn’t he understand the healthy benefit of slug water; it builds up the Immune system.

My concern is not her environmentalism although the so called environmentalist have dome much harm to the US economy. My problem with her is that she is a spoiler. She can’t win in Kentucky, she is too liberal, but by using her name recognition she can distort the political process by forcing the republicans to spend money they should not have to spend, money they could spend else where. I realize that the liberals want to eliminate the Republican party, but not me; I want to maintain a balance. I don’t want to live in a one party state. Kentucky is historically red and liberal should respect that in the same way they respected the concept of what was communist was communist and what was non communist was negotiable.

[MajGenl.Meade]

Kentucky is historically red and liberal should respect that in the same way they respected the concept of what was communist was communist and what was non communist was negotiable

See here - if "the concept" of what is communist and what is not communist is negotiable, then the concept that Kentucky is "historically red"* is similarly "negotiable" and no one needs to "respect that".

*(it's such a joke that Americans think the colour of revolution and communism fits the Replublicans while conservative blue fits Democrats - talk about barse-ackwards)

And you might just be wrong about this:

I realize that the liberals want to eliminate the Republican party, but not me

If I were liberal I might start with you before moving on to the bigger job

Meade

[liberty]

[quote="liberty]

Jim, I coined the word it can mean anything I want it to mean.

You didn't. You can't. Unless of course you are Humpliberty Dumpliberty?

The Neo-Communist Party of the Soviet Union (NCPSU, Russian: Неокоммунистическая партия Советского Союза, НКПСС) – a clandestine radical left group, which existed in the Soviet Union between September 1974 and January 1985. NCPSU is seen by modern researchers as one of the first organizations of the New Left in the USSR

Wiki

1. neo-Communist
A Neo-Communist per.se is pretty easy to define and hard at the same time.

Why this is so: As the word implies, it is a 'new' generation of Communist, albeit most are students (as where it learned from), few are more and less anti-Authitorian proletars (low class workers), and pledge alliance to Marx's theories, but defy Soviet and the like (China, perhaps Cuba) as inferior attempts on it, not genuine ones, and state-capitalistic enterprises with vague socialistic elements. They often share sympathies with workers, activists and anarchists. Most neo-Communist are so presumably because of a rebellish fad, or attitude, but most of them reject Totalitarianism, saying it was never a part of leftism. Transistionary states are a heated subject, and neo-Communists are often followed for their ideology, because they are placed in the same class of despot-supporters. Neo-Communists are often atheists or agnostics.

Most of these frequent RevLeft.com, and are born at most in the 70's or up.
Karl: I heard Joe is a Commie?
Jarl: That's not true, he is a Neo-Commie!
Karl: What's the difference?
Jarl: He doesn't believe in a dictatorship of the proletars, i.e. no vanguard party.

Urban dictionary

Some years ago I made a case for characterizing the progressive, liberal left, including the organizations that form the heart of the Democratic Party — the government unions, the Soros Shadow Party, the Center for American Progress, and the Netroots activists – as “neo-Communists.” I made the argument for calling them neo-Communists on the basis of the fact that there was no discernible difference between the view these political actors took of American capitalism – corporations are evil, capitalism is bad, America is the great imperialist Satan – and the view taken by the Communists of the Stalin era.

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Well general your a real bubble popper aren’t you. Now that you have destroyed my linguist career, what do I do now ?. Do you know how hard it is to coin a new word?

[MajGenl.Meade]

Roredly!

[liberty]

Roredly!

That’s not a word you have to us it in a sentence.

[Scooter]

My problem with her is that she is a spoiler. She can’t win in Kentucky, she is too liberal, but by using her name recognition she can distort the political process by forcing the republicans to spend money they should not have to spend, money they could spend else where.

So the Republicans own Kentucky, and the Democrats don't have the right to put up a candidate with a fighting chance there? And because Ashley Judd thinks she can give the Republicans a run for their money, that makes her a communist?

How about this - neither party takes any race for granted, and both parties do whatever they can to make every race competitive. Or is that too much democracy for you?

[Guinevere]

I preferring (and wanting) clean air and water makes me a "neo-communist" then send me the hat with the red star. You'll have to send one to George H.W. Bush as well -- he who proposed and signed the 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act which set the standards you're so troubled about.

Just damn H. W. Bush doesn’t he understand the healthy benefit of slug water; it builds up the Immune system.

My concern is not her environmentalism although the so called environmentalist have dome much harm to the US economy. My problem with her is that she is a spoiler. She can’t win in Kentucky, she is too liberal, but by using her name recognition she can distort the political process by forcing the republicans to spend money they should not have to spend, money they could spend else where. I realize that the liberals want to eliminate the Republican party, but not me; I want to maintain a balance. I don’t want to live in a one party state. Kentucky is historically red and liberal should respect that in the same way they respected the concept of what was communist was communist and what was non communist was negotiable.

Putting aside the fact that just about every statement you make above is absolutely incorrect, why should you, as a resident of Louisiana, get to provide input into how a Kentucky election plays out? Let the residents of Kentucky figure it out for themselves.

[Guinevere]

Kentucky is historically red and liberal should respect that in the same way they respected the concept of what was communist was communist and what was non communist was negotiable.

Kentucky was also historically a slave state, does that mean slavery should still be allowed there?

[MajGenl.Meade]

Roredly!

That’s not a word you have to us (sic) it in a sentence.

Assuredly.

[Sean]

Well there you go!
I always thought that the Neo-Communists were a Keanu Reeves fanclub in China.

Next you'll be telling me that Euthenasia isn't a society for young people in Japan...

[Lord Jim]

Next you'll be telling me that Euthenasia isn't a society for young people in Japan...

Yeah, and next you'll be trying to tell me that The London Underground is a political movement...

Those are all mistakes, Sean. I looked them up. ...

[MajGenl.Meade]

..and next that a certain "food"stuff is not made from veggie mites