Testosterone boy said:
So the libertarians have stepped up to the plate. Bully for them. Too bad they don't step to the election booth. Closest thing to a libertarian that won an important position was Jesse. He didn't bother to run again. That is EXTREMELY rare.
I find libertarianism interesting much like the person who walks around nude in public. They would be the same if they ever achieved real power because power is derived from money.
Yes...it has been my considered experience that the vast majority of American men who would fit the typical definition of being a real man....are Republicans. I have conducted political surveys and continue to do s
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Yopu're high or misinformed. The elephant is just as bad for us as the donkey. I usually vote the Big R because they tend to be better for the military, and are business oriented. They also have abrogated a ton of rights and continue to do so.
Do "real men" support a 33% tax bracket just because it is better than 39%? Or do they realize that they are getting rooked at any such rate?
Let's face it, the Big R and the Big D have fundamentally the same large donors. It's not the Christian Coalition (right) or teh trial lawyers (left) that are the ones giving these parties all of their money. Sure, they contribute, but across the board, there is more money given by corporations to get specialized legislation passed, than anything else.
Bottom line is, American get divided over issues. There are people (married men among them!!) who pick a candidate based on abortion - stance. How stupid!!
Whether is the the republicans' police state or terh democrats' welfare state, both parties seek only growth, which by defintion must be financed by and come at the expense (lost liberties/rights) of every day citizens. The two party system is the perfect vehicle to do this. Divide and conquer the American people.
You seriously need to wake the fizzzuck up if you are that into one party.
The LP has the right ideas and not enough brainpower or leadership. Their whole strategy is wrong, and they are coming up zeroes on tactics as well. In a nutshell, they have to drive home the point that the federal government (either party) is only concerned about revenue, and provide numerous examples of how shameless lobbying and pandering drive federal - level legislation today.
Step 2 is to decentralize the LP and let the state LPs develop a platform central to their state's needs.
Instead, the LP wastes its time on "pie in the sky" ideals that sound good, but they never talk implementation. wonder why?
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