I'd say PrayerFails is the most consistent.
Every argument he's made for the past few years have been in accordance with his beliefs.
I've challenged him a little bit on some moral or logical hiccups, but compared to everyone else I'd say he's kept it pretty constant.
All i can say is 'cool beans.'
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I'm gonna say me just in case that account graphic thing doesn't win.
I really want a free shirt. I feel like the college hipsters would be all like "yo, createdebate, what's dat" and I'll be all like "bitches, i'm a winner."
My argument?
Idk, I feel like I'm unusual. good enough.
Gary is not a neo-liberal, and his economic views are sort of up in the air.
He is anti-west, which isn't a neo-liberal thing to do. While the liberals like to bitch about what the West does and show sympathy towards terrorists, to be as anti-west as Gary is to go beyond the safe viewpoints of neo-libs.
You represent the average neo-liberal. You believe in major regulation, you support a large public sector, you believe that the confederate flag is waved by racists, you most likely support gun control, you are more politically correct than someone like... me.
I'd say that Obama is more Conservative than you are, considering that he signed in the ability to indefinitely detain any American Citizen without trial and that he has started another war without congressional approval, has deported more illegal immigrants than any other president and has closed down more medical marijuana clinics than any other president.
So you are much more Liberal than our current president, and you are the best example of a neo-liberal on this site.
Liber, fuck you all.
Here's why:
Reventon, the other very philosophical person on this site, stole his arguments from philosophers... basically a bunch of tl;dr of something that someone else had written. He wrote what they said and refused to explain how it applied to the current argument. It was an assumption that because a philosopher said something that supports what he believes in. i've debated with him twice. While the first time we found that our arguments were based on misunderstanding, his entire argument was just the argument of another with little room for expansion. His second argument was a complete assumption that Kant was right, and that's it. He supported what he said because Kant already said something similar.
Liber, on the other hand, shows a progression in his philosophy. He doesn't rely on the arguments of others to make his decisions. His views seem legitimate. Maybe the quarreling of a lost young adult, but the questioning of right and wrong, morality and any laws to force us to live by a certain code is exactly the type of thing that shows that he's actually willing to say "maybe i should just let go of all my constraints."
I don't know much about his life, but he seems to reflect the mindset of an original philosopher, while Reventon reflects the mindset of other philosophers.
So whether we can agree with anything that Liber has said, I'd give him my vote just because he seems like one of the few.
Gary is another one, but I disagree with him for the most part. If I had to choose between Gary and Liber, Liber all the way.